Actress Kim Tae-ri said she feels more responsibility in acting after starring in her breakout flick “The Handmaiden.”

“I thought I was young enough, but now at my age, I don’t think it is appropriate to think so. No I’m earning money from acting, and I can’t just live with a thought, ‘Things will be fine because I’m young,’” said Kim during an interview after a recent photo shoot with a local fashion magazine.

“In fact, when I starred in ‘The Handmaiden’ as a rookie, I had thought, ‘Well, the director will take care of everything because he picked me.’ But now my mind has changed. I feel more burdened,” she added.




The orange-tinged photos showed the actress posing in a dreamy and sensual atmosphere. One photo featured Kim holding a red rose with a blank look, while her natural makeup emphasized her natural image.

Kim also shared that she has good feelings for “Mr. Sunshine,” an upcoming drama written by hit scriptwriter Kim Eun-sook.

“I could easily absorb the script. I could easily image how the actress would act out just by reading the lines,” she said.

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