Kim Yeo Jin Cast of Prosecutor Choi Myung Hee in 'Vincenzo' Becomes a Hot Talk after a Photo Shoot with Vogue Magazine. Accustomed to her image as a middle-aged woman, netizens are amazed by Kim Recently, Kim Yeo Jin has become a hot topic of conversation among netizens. After gaining the spotlight for his performance in "Vincenzo", he became a byword for his stunning visuals.
Kim Yeo Jin, who recently took a photo shoot with Vogue Korea, caught the attention of netizens for showing his surprising appearance. The reason is, the public has become accustomed to seeing him as the evil ahjumma prosecutor in Vincenzo. For his appearance in the June issue of Vogue Korea magazine, Kim Yeo Jin managed to stun netizens.
"I thought she was 48 years old, but look at her ... very beautiful. Her duality, I hate her in dramas," commented one netizen. "What !! He's like 48 to 28! Whatever he does and eats, bring it all. Come on zumba and salsa!" said another netizen. "How is this possible. He's very sexy," said one netizen.
The photo shoot was amazed by netizens who were amazed by the beauty of Kim Yeo Jin. Netizens speculated that he looked youthful from doing zumba and salsa. Even a number of netizens intend to imitate the actress to regularly exercise to keep her looking young.
Meanwhile, Kim Yeo Jin started his career since starring in the movie "Girls' Night Out" in 1998. Over the past 20 years of his career, he has acted in both films and dramas.
Kim Yeo Jin who has played in popular dramas such as "Itaewon Class" is getting more and more respected by K-Drama fans. This is not without reason, the actress who is quite senior is known to be talented and hard working. His commitment to acting is also shown when he doesn't mind being hated for playing an antagonist like the prosecutor Choi Myung Hee in "Vincenzo".
The drama "Vincenzo" itself tells the story of Vincenzo Cassano, played by Song Joong Ki, a lawyer who also works as a mafia. Vincenzo Cassano, who was adopted by a mafia family from Italy, struggles to get justice in his own way. (wk / wahy)
