Girls' Generation's Yuri releases chic gravure in "Marie Claire Korea" April issue, talks about lead movie "Dolphin" in interview
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Yuri of Girls' Generation, who is also active as an actress, has released a gravure with a photogenic visual. Yuri did a gravure shoot for the April issue of the fashion magazine "Marie Claire Korea." She appealed a chic atmosphere based on a calm monochrome, and attracted attention. She added depth to the gravure with a dreamy gaze, and overwhelmed the viewers with free poses that contrast with classical costumes. She showed a "gravure craftsman" side with facial expressions that change freely depending on the costume. She received praise from the staff on set with a professional attitude, and in the interview conducted together, she conveyed her love for the lead movie "Dolphin," which was recently released in Korea, and her serious feelings about acting, attracting attention. She answered the question of whether there has been a change since playing the role of Nayoung, "I gained great courage by seeing people who were afraid of change gradually change as they were hurt and grew while trying to protect their own things." She revealed, "I think meeting Nayoung has cultivated eyes that can feel changes even if they are not visible," and raised expectations for "Dolphin." You can confirm the gravure that conveys Yuri's frank talk and personality in the April issue of "Marie Claire Korea." The movie "Dolphin," in which she played the lead role, is currently being shown in Korea. The film depicts the story of a woman in her 30s who is afraid of living, gains courage from the joy she accidentally finds, and jumps into the world.
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