‘Butterfly’ Jang Seo Yeon opens up about her role on the drama, says, ‘It was significant and great’

Jang Seo Yeon, who has appeared in various roles and has gotten popular for her characters on shows such as ‘Doctor Lawyers,’ ‘Love is for Suckers,’ and ‘Snowdrop,’ recently opened up about starring in the special OTT series ‘Butterfly.’ The actress delved into what the role meant for her and how grateful she was to work alongside such an amazing casting team.The Chosunbiz report shared that the actress recently sat for an interview and expressed her feelings for her latest appearance in ‘Butterfly.’ The actress played the role of Moon, a dedicated secretary and agent of Juno. Known for her fierceness as well as her power to get anything and everything done, the actress’s role on the small screen was praised by many. During the interview, the actress shared that she had always wished to land a role in some Hollywood project, which made her appearance on this drama all the more special. She shared, “I was so happy to work with senior Daniel Dae Kim. It was also very special to be able to work with senior Korean actors in this project, even though it’s a mid-series. Although there were no scenes together, it was significant and great to be able to breathe in the same project with prominent seniors like Park Hae-soo, Kim Tae-hee, and Kim Ji-hoon.”The actress explained during the interview that her role as Moon was something that she was looking forward to. Describing the character, the actress shared that Moon was dedicated, calm, and rational, which made her work on her speech and presentation accordingly to ensure that the character performed well in the drama. This was also one of the first English roles that the actress had picked up, and she had gained a lot of appreciation for the same. She shared, "I have always wanted to try acting in English, but it has not been easy to find opportunities. I'm glad to have received a good response.”The actress will next appear in season 2 of the popular American show ‘Beef.’