Jang Da Ah displayed her cuteness in the newly released behind-the-scenes clip of "Pyramid Game," giving viewers a glimpse of the actress' personality in real life.

Earlier this month, the rookie actress made her much anticipated debut. While it was a huge success, she had many doubts and regrets about her performance.

Here's what Jang Da Ah thinks about her "Pyramid Game" acting.

Jang Da Ah Expresses Regrets Over 'Pyramid Game' Debut

On March 11, TVING released exclusive behind-the-scenes clips of "Pyramid Game," much to the fans' delight.

It contained clips from episodes 5 and 6 which took place in the classroom and the gymnasium. In the video, Jang Da Ah shared her excitement about the filming.

The rookie actress expressed her excitement over filming with WJSN Bona, her co-star in the series, saying, "I'm finally having a real fight with Sung Su Ji. I'm looking forward to it."

In the dodgeball scene, Jang Da Ah doesn't participate in the game. However, the filming becomes physical as the characters put their statuses at stake in order to avoid being in rank F.

"Watching them throw balls at one another was a huge pity," Jang Da Ah confessed. "It's sad that I couldn't help because my character is a mean girl."

In the series, Jang Da Ah transformed into the Class 5's princess Baek Ha Rin. Previously, she became a perpetrator that made WJSN Bona and Ryu Da In's life a living hell.

The rookie actress made her co-stars and the production team laugh when she admitted feeling bad for other characters due to the nature of her role. She added, "Please curse at me."

Meanwhile, fans lauded Jang Da Ah's performance which left a long-lasting impression. Despite being a rookie, she showcased her versatility and promising acting chops.

On the other hand, "Pyramid Game" depicts the survival and psychological warfare between students who join a game in order to survive school violence inside the classroom.

Jang Da Ah Earns 'Monster Rookie' Nickname

Jang Da Ah successfully broke free from only being "IVE Jang Wonyoung's older sister" after her "Pyramid Game" debut.

Thanks to her ethereal beauty and immersive acting, she captivated the viewers with only a few episodes. Viewers comment, "She suits her character so well. What an amazing performance."

Many were blown away by her talent, raising expectations for the rookie star's performance in the future episodes. Make sure to check out "Pyramid Game" every Thursday on TVING.

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Written by Elijah Mully.