Actresses have changed...Lee Min Jeon and Kim Nam Ju are breaking away from mysticism and moving into variety shows one after another

Even top star actresses are unable to avoid the cold weather in the broadcasting industry. The absence of upcoming projects and the postponement of filming projects are causing a prolonged hiatus.
It is analyzed that actresses are expanding their field of activities and searching for a breakthrough in the TV Series and film production environment that is getting worse as time goes on.
Actress Lee Min Jeon will be taking on the challenge of being the main MC for the first time since her debut in KBS2's "Going, Going, Going, Lee Min Jeon." Kim Nam Ju will be appearing as an MC in SBS
In her 31 years of acting, she will be appearing in her first exclusive variety show in Life's "Queen of Eyes Kim Nam Ju." 81-year-old Sunwoo Yeong-yo has opened a YouTube channel called "Sunpung Sunwoo Yeong-yo" to broadcast her observational variety shows.
Actress Song Jihyo is appearing in the BBC Studios and JTBC co-produced original series "Deep Deep," which is not a variety show.
Through "Bukorea: Song Jihyo's Diver Adventure," she will meet viewers in Korea and abroad. In the past, actresses' appearances on variety shows were considered to be a drain on their image, but the recent trend in TV shows is for stars to be honest and
Popular culture critic Jeon Deok-hyun said, "The trend is moving from mysticism to reality, and actors are showing familiar images.
"We are actively trying to build a platform to communicate with various generations," he explained. Reality content featuring actresses who have had little exposure in the outside world is a rarity in the market.
From the viewpoint of TV stations, the advantage of using celebrities is that they can attract attention and guarantee a certain level of viewer ratings.
Misook's debut video on YouTube exceeded 1 million views in just 4 days after it was released. Critic Jeon Deok-hyun said, "The expansion of actresses' range of activities through variety shows is
"It's a trendy yet economical choice," he said, emphasizing that it will "provide new vitality for the actors themselves and the broadcasting industry in general." He continued, "The important thing is to differentiate the content and show sincerity."
"It only has sustainable functionality and value in use if the public can empathize and respond to it."