Kim Hwan-hee, a top student at Hanyang University's Department of Theater and Film, has been cast in the upcoming ENA drama 'Scarecrow'.
Set to air in the first half of 2026, 'Scarecrow' is a gripping crime thriller that follows a detective investigating a series of murders. Unexpectedly, he forms an alliance with someone he despises, leading to a thrilling narrative.
Kim will portray Minji, a high school student who loves drawing and becomes a pivotal character in the unfolding drama. Her collaboration with actor Park Hae-soo, who plays 'Kang Tae-joo', is highly anticipated.
Debuting in 2008, Kim Hwan-hee has built a solid filmography with roles in 'Student A', 'I'll Visit You When the Weather Is Nice', 'Hello', and 'I Have a Goal'. Her powerful performance in the film 'The Wailing' left a lasting impression, earning her the Best New Actress award at the 53rd Grand Bell Awards and the Child Actor Award at the 37th Golden Cinematography Awards. In 2024, she charmed audiences with her quirky role as 'Woo-dam' in 'A Room of Her Own', showcasing her natural dialogue delivery and realistic acting.
Known for her versatile acting skills, Kim Hwan-hee continues to prove her talent across various projects. Her upcoming role in 'Scarecrow' is generating significant interest as audiences eagerly await her new portrayal.
By You-Na Tae, TenAsia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr