7 Best Chae Soo-bin Movies that Highlight the When the Phone Rings Actor’s Talent!

When the Phone Rings star Chae Soo-bin is surely wowing us all with her performance in the show, and it isn’t just Sa-eon (Yoo Yeon-seok) who is falling for her. With her return to the screen after two years, the star continues to show why she is among the well-known talents in the industry. Her performance as Hee-joo is proving to be among the best yet, as she entrances us with her changing colours, exceptional skills, and expressions that have us wishing to protect her.

Chae Soo-bin has been amazing us with her roles in various Kdramas, and while we love them all, there is no way we’re missing out on her movie characters. With this, we bring to you a list of our beloved Hee-joo’s movies that you should not miss out on.

Let’s begin!

7 Movies of When the Phone Rings Star Chae Soo-bin!

M. Boy

We begin with this short film starring the actor which will leave you stunned by the brutality of bullying and the way it is portrayed in a way that will leave you speechless. This short film is unlike any other and while gruesome, it is something that you cannot miss out simply because of its creativity and the performance of the actors.

Directed by Kim Hyo-jeong, the actor stars alongside Jang Kyung-eob, Kim Min-sang, and other cast members. The film follows the journey of a boy born at the dawn of a millennium, with secrets and wishes that will leave you shocked.

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Night with a Perfect Stranger

This is another short film starring the actor and will leave you awestruck with the performance given by her earlier in her career. You can see the difference in her performance over the years as she shines into her roles slowly and steadily. The actor has surely worked hard over the years and seeing her in various roles is a pleasure to watch.

The plot of this film follows a private detective who has been given the job of finding a pregnant high schooler. However, when he ends up finding her, the two begin to bond and he finds himself sympathising with her.

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Your Name Is Rose

Here, the actor plays the role of the main lead’s daughter and shows the beautiful relationship the two share. She once again leaves you in wonder as she brings about a performance wherein she reflects the main lead’s character but with an individuality of her own. She shows a beautiful transition while playing her role in a film that highlights the emotional relationship the two share.

The plot follows a woman who wants to be a singer, her daughter, and her ex-boyfriend who is now an elite doctor. This is a story of the family coming back together while going through trials.

The Pirates 2: The Last Royal Treasure

While she may not have been the main character in the film, Soo-bin has her way of startling the audience with her performance and leaving a lasting impression on them all. In this movie, she plays her magic and becomes a highlight who has the audience unable to look away as she steals the show in her own way.

The plot follows a group of murderous misfits as pirates who are on an adventure to look for the lost treasures of the royal family. This film follows their adventures as they meet unexpected rivals on the way.

SORI: Voice From the Heart

This film will break your heart in ways you wouldn’t expect. Soo-bin is the lost daughter of a man who is hell-bent on finding her despite whatever comes his way. And when he gets the help of a robot in his pursuit, things take a turn and we are set for an adventure the two share and will leave you in tears.

The plot follows a father who does not believe his daughter is dead and begins to look for her. Helping him in this is a robot who holds recordings of various voices (including the daughter’s) which only strengthens the father’s will.

Sweet & Sour

Bringing to life a character that turns from bubbly to lonely, the actor once again aces as she performs a role that is hard to ignore. She brings together a character that holds depth like any other, as she waits for her boyfriend who is conflicted with his own feelings. She really shines with her portrayal of her character and we had to talk about this.

The plot follows a love triangle where a man wants to hold onto his work and girlfriend when the entry of a new woman puts him into turmoil. Showing the hardships of a long-distance relationship, this is a show that brings forth real-life situations in an intriguing way.

Hijack 1971

Finally, we have a film that cannot be missed out on as every actor in this cast was stunning. Playing the role of a flight attendant, the actor highlights the roles and responsibilities of her character that she must fulfil despite her own weaknesses. She brings about a stunning performance on screen with her skills, making this the film that you need to check out.

The plot follows the crisis faced by a flight screw in the face of a hijack that leaves them in a situation that needs to be handled carefully. The pilot, who is a former fighter pilot leads his crew through this time.

Which of these movies are you watching next? Let us know in the comments below!

When the Phone Rings is streaming on Netflix.

Also Read: All When the Phone Rings Reviews!

Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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