Park Eun Bin Practices Guitar and Learns Dialect, Starring in 'Castaway Diva'

South Korean actress Park Eun Bin talked about the tremendous effort she put into her new drama, “ Castaway Diva .” On Monday September 25, 2023, the YouTube channel "tvN drama" uploaded a video of the making of the drama "Castaway Diva".

Starring Park Eun Bin, Kim Hyo Jin, Chae Jong Hyeop, Cha Hak Yeon, and Kim Joo Heon, “Castaway Diva” is a drama about an aspiring singer who wants to become a diva. He was rescued after 15 years stranded on an uninhabited island. Park Eun Bin plays Seo Mok Ha, a girl who has not lost her dreams after living on an uninhabited island for 15 years. 

After being rescued, he tries to adjust to a world that is foreign to him while continuing to pursue his dreams. To play the character Seo Mok Ha, Park Eun Bin revealed that he practiced hard to play the guitar well, as well as learning dialect to deepen his role.

“I worked hard practicing guitar because Mok Ha can sing and play guitar well. "Most importantly, she also speaks in dialect so I had difficulty conveying Mok Ha's emotions through dialect in various ways," said Park Eun Bin as quoted from KBIZoom on Monday September 25, 2023.

When asked about meeting her fellow actors during the first script reading, Park Eun Bin said, “It was a good start with great energy. I can feel healing. There were also parts in the script that touched my heart or made me laugh. I really enjoyed reading the script.”

Park Eun Bin has proven her stunning acting skills through a series of popular Korean dramas , including "The King's Affection", "Father, I'll Take Care of You", "Hello, My Twenties!", "Do You Like Brahms?" , "The Great Queen Seondeok", "Judge vs. Judge", "The Ghost Detective", "Hot Stove League", "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", and many more.

Thanks to her extraordinary acting in the previous drama, "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", Park Eun Bin won the Daesang (Grand Prize) award at the 2023 BaekSang Arts Awards last April. Meanwhile, "Castaway Diva" will start broadcasting on tvN in October, replacing the drama slot "Arthdal ​​Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun".