Kim Sae Ron will keep her role on the Netflix drama 'Bloodhounds'
According to media reports, Kim Sae Ron's appearances in 'Bloodhounds' were kept to a minimum and were not completely edited out. The production team reportedly found it impossible to make significant changes to the storyline or the character's traits, which Kim Sae Ron portrays. Rumors were circulating that Jung Da Eun would be brought in to replace Kim Sae Ron, but an official from 'Hounds' clarified that the two actresses are not playing the same character.
Netflix's highly anticipated series, 'Bloodhounds,' is set to premiere in mid-June. The show is based on a popular webtoon of the same name and follows the story of three young individuals who become involved in the world of private loans in search of financial gain, only to become embroiled in a larger conflict.
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