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Ha Yoon-kyung received critical acclaim from viewers for her role as Go Bok-hee in the tvN drama 'Undercover Miss Hong,' showcasing a presence comparable to that of Park Shin-hye. The drama, which combined an investigation into slush funds with a period piece, garnered praise from its premiere, with the actors' unique performances cited as a key factor in its popularity.
Ha Yoon-kyung charmingly portrayed the complex character Go Bok-hee with intelligent pacing, making even the character's flaws appealing. In an interview, she explained her reason for choosing the project, stating, "The script was fun, and I thought there was a lot I could show as an actress through the multi-dimensional character of Go Bok-hee." She added that looking forward to working with Park Shin-hye was also one of the reasons for her participation.
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Her chemistry with Park Shin-hye shone on set as well. Ha Yoon-kyung said, "Park Shin-hye and I clicked so well that filming always finished quickly. We had great chemistry, like people who had worked together for years." She also mentioned learning a lot from Park Shin-hye's gentle charisma and leadership, expressing her aspiration, "I want to become a senior who can lead junior actors."
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She was also meticulous in her historical accuracy for the period set in 1997. Ha Yoon-kyung perfectly recreated the late 1990s sentiment through Go Bok-hee's styling. She added to the character's charm while capturing the retro vibe with seagull eyebrows, bold lipstick, and colorful patterned scarves. She explained the effort put into styling, saying, "I wore fashion that's trendy these days, but if I dressed too much like today, it wouldn't feel like the past."
Ha Yoon-kyung revealed that she pondered how to express Go Bok-hee's 'capitalist smile,' considering how to freely smile and stop as if a button were being pressed. She added that she strived to show Go Bok-hee's true self through her ability to perfectly change her demeanor and tone at work, and in scenes where she became emotional when left alone.