Park Ji-hyun is showing a side of herself that fans have never seen before in the movie ‘Wild Thing’!
New stills have been released, highlighting the unexpected charm of Park Ji-hyun, who plays ‘Domi’, the center of the co-ed dance group ‘Triangle’ in ‘Wild Thing’ (directed by Son Jae-gon, provided and distributed by Lotte Entertainment, produced by About Film).
Set to be a must-watch movie this summer with its infectious music and laughter, ‘Wild Thing’ has revealed the contrasting sides of ‘Triangle’s main vocal and center, ‘Domi’ (Park Ji-hyun).
The stills capture the stark difference between ‘Domi’s current life as a chaebol family daughter-in-law after retirement and her “original self” awakening after 20 years.
Spotted in a luxury car, ‘Domi’ exudes an untouchable aura in a sophisticated tweed jacket and dark sunglasses. Her indifferent gaze perfectly captures her current status and absolute elegance.
However, the vibe flips 180 degrees in the next still! Set against a reed field, she looks hilarious as she vents her frustrations with rapid-fire speech and finger guns to her head. The girl-crush instincts from her ‘Triangle’ days, hidden behind an elegant mask, are finally coming out, leaving fans excited for ‘Domi’s’ unpredictable performance.
Park Ji-hyun brings incredible energy to the role of ‘Domi’, the powerhouse who once ruled the waiting rooms. From a visual transformation featuring a tan and toned abs to a fearless comedic performance, she has fully embodied the “confirmed center” and absolutely charming ‘Domi’ character. Park Ji-hyun debuted in 2017 with the MBC drama ‘The King Loves’ and appeared in ‘Dear Judge’, ‘Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung’, and ‘Do You Like Brahms?’ before gaining massive popularity in ‘Reborn Rich’. Recently, she has been loved in ‘Flex X Cop’ and ‘Eun-jung and Sang-yeon’, and even attempted a bold image change in the movie ‘Hidden Face’ (2024).
During the production briefing on May 7, Park Ji-hyun shared that she had a “thirst for comedy acting.” By playfully portraying both the poise of a chaebol daughter-in-law and Domi’s wild nature, she is signaling the birth of a new “Comedy Queen.”
Opening on June 3, ‘Wild Thing’ is a comedy about ‘Triangle’, a three-member co-ed dance group that once dominated the music industry but disbanded overnight due to an unexpected incident. Now, 20 years later, they take a reckless leap to seize a chance at a comeback.
