Kim Ye-ji Trades Bullets for Screen Time

Kim Ye ji Trades Bullets for Screen Time
Kim Ye ji Trades Bullets for Screen Time

South Korean Pistol Shooter Kim Ye-ji Lands Acting Debut as Assassin

Kim Ye-ji, the 32-year-old South Korean pistol shooter who captured the world’s attention with her exceptional skills and calm demeanor at the Paris Olympics, has made her acting debut as an assassin in a new short-form series. The spinoff, titled “Crush,” is part of the global film project “Asia” and is produced by Seoul-based entertainment firm Asia Lab.

Kim will star alongside Indian actress and influencer Anushka Sen, and the company is excited to see the potential synergy between the two actresses as they transform into a killer duo. The news comes after Kim’s viral videos from the Baku World Cup in May, which spawned fan art, memes, and K-pop edits.

The internet sensation, who took silver in the women’s 10m air pistol in July, has already gained international recognition and praise from celebrities like Elon Musk. “She should be cast in an action movie. No acting required!” Musk wrote on his social media platform X.

Kim’s newfound fame has also led to her signing with a South Korean talent agency in August, which has helped her manage her extracurricular activities. She has since been featured in a magazine photoshoot for Louis Vuitton, further solidifying her status as a global phenomenon.

As Kim takes on her new role as an assassin, fans are eagerly anticipating her performance and the potential for more exciting projects in the future. With her exceptional skills and charming on-screen presence, Kim Ye-ji is set to make a lasting impact in the entertainment industry.

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