Park Se Young, Han Go Eun, Im Ji Eun Script Reading

The production team of MBC's new daily drama 'Family Certificate' has released behind-the-scenes photos from the script reading with the main actors. The drama depicts the survival story of a child stigmatized as the cause of a family's ruin from the moment of birth, and a woman who reclaims her life against the world's sharp prejudice and cruel fate. It will also tell the story of children hurt by the parent generation who lived without boundaries, healing family pain and finding new views on marriage and life.

The script reading was attended by writer Park Ji-hyun, director Kim Mi-sook, and main cast members including Park Se-young, Han Go-eun, Im Ji-eun, Sung Yi-an, Park Sol-a, Uhm Hyo-sup, Choi Soo-rin, Yoon Hee-seok, Seo Do-young, Jeon Seung-bin, and Jeon No-min. Despite it being their first meeting, the actors led the atmosphere with natural chemistry and cheerful energy, and as the reading began, they immersed themselves in their characters and delivered passionate performances.

Park Se-young plays Na Jin-hee, a prospective writer majoring in Korean painting. She portrayed the character, who lives with a wound that cannot be easily spoken of to anyone, as she fights against the world's prejudice and fate to reclaim her life, with even deeper emotional acting. Han Go-eun transforms into Na Se-ri, a cellist for the National Symphony Orchestra who once dominated Korea's classical music scene and Jin-hee's mother. She expressed the ambition, anxiety, and complex emotions hidden behind her elegant and glamorous exterior with her unique sophisticated aura and profound acting skills. Im Ji-eun naturally blended into the role of Noh Young-joo, who endured life with positive energy and vitality despite a turbulent life, evoking empathy with realistic everyday acting and a friendly charm.

Sung Yi-an plays Im Ji-hoo, the head of the Korea Art & Culture Center headquarters. He is a cynical cold beauty but harbors inner loneliness and wounds, portraying a contrasting charm where tenderness coexists with a cold charisma. Park Sol-a plays Do Do-hee, an influencer with numerous followers. She infused the drama with vitality and tension by portraying the character, who has deficiencies and desires behind her seemingly perfect life, with her own unique style.

In addition, veteran actors such as Uhm Hyo-sup (as Im Joong-bin), Choi Soo-rin (as Kim Sun-kyung), Yoon Hee-seok (as Im Sa-bin), Seo Do-young (as Cha Seung-hyun), Jeon Seung-bin (as Cha Seung-woo), and Jeon No-min (as Cha Min-ki) appeared, adding weight to the drama with their seasoned skills stemming from deep acting experience.