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Park Eun Bin Breaks the Payroll Misconception in Hyper Knife Negotiations
In the tumultuous realm of showbiz, whispers of astronomical pay rates often permeate the air, creating a buzz that can either propel or hinder an actor's career. Park Eun Bin, the sought-after actress currently in talks for the lead role in the upcoming drama "Hyper Knife," finds herself at the epicentre of such speculation. However, both her agency, Namoo Actors, and the CEO of Blaad Studio, the production company behind the drama, are quick to dispel the swirling rumours.
In a recent report by Newsen, it was claimed that Park Eun Bin's agency had proposed a staggering 300 million won per episode for her role in "Hyper Knife." Yet, Namoo Actors swiftly retorted, dismissing the assertion with a concise and unequivocal statement: "It is not true."
Echoing this sentiment, the CEO of Blaad Studio clarified the situation surrounding the negotiations. Contrary to the reported figures, he declared, "We came across the report that actress Park Eun Bin’s pay rate is being discussed at 300 million won per episode, but this is not true. It is a completely different story."
He went on to reveal that while discussions with Park Eun Bin were underway, a formal contract had not been inked, and the specifics of payment had not been delved into. This revelation punctuates the fact that, in the early stages of negotiation, the numbers reported may not accurately reflect the eventual agreement.
"Hyper Knife," a tantalizing medical crime thriller, promises to be a riveting exploration of the intricate dance between a doctor and a murderer. With the acclaimed writer Kim Seon Hee at the helm, the drama weaves a narrative that delves into the psyche of a psychopathic doctor, offering Park Eun Bin an opportunity to showcase her versatility in a challenging role.
As the drama unfolds, it becomes evident that the alleged exorbitant pay rate is nothing more than a mirage. Park Eun Bin, poised to take on the complex character of Jung Se Ok, stands not only as proof of her acting prowess but also as a beacon challenging the notion that success is solely measured in monetary terms.
In a world where speculations run rampant, the truth remains steadfast: Park Eun Bin's commitment to her craft speaks louder than any whispered digits on a paycheck.