Interview/ Feature: Cosmopolitan Korea Star Interview “Baby Face Representative: Sandara Park!”

Baby Face Representative: Sandara Park!

This is the first time we’ve met again since last year. How have you been doing since that time?
Last summer, I was busy shooting a web drama <We Broke Up>

You must have worked hard. Compared to making music, acting as the main female lead must have taken more empahty and emotions. How was the atmosphere during filming?
The drama’s plot revolves around a pair of ex-lovers, who still live in the same house even though they’ve broken up. I really enjoyed the filming though I haven’t experienced it first hand. Although I was a the most senior, the characters were around the same age, so during the shooting we all acted like we were all the same age so there was a bit of confusion between real-life and acting already, but the atmosphere is great. Of course, after the filming we all became close.
You also made a cameo appearance in the drama <Producers>.
Although the character I played was a total 180 degrees from the characters I usually play, it was really fun to act out a totally different role. Haha. We filmed together with Cha Tae-Hyun and Gong Hyo-Jin sunbae-nims, so I was really nervous.

Is there a special concern that you mind now as an actor that you didn’t as a singer?
There is of course, and that’s my skin. Nowadays, TV picture quality is really great, so unlike a singer, I learned that I just can’t wear a bolder style of make-up. Making my skin look great with natural make-up is a burden.

There is quite a lot of interest in beauty, before you became active as an actress, didn’t you have an interest in it?
For quite a while, I was a beauty model, but I wasn’t all that great with make-up and I didn’t manage my skin well. Before, I only lightly wash heavy make-up off my face before I sleep, but this is a habit I’m trying to fix these days.

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Source: Cosmopolitan

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