"Let me see Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' soon." Matt Smith expresses anticipation for 'Hope' in BBC interview [Star Issue]

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As director Na Hong-jin's new film 'Hope' approaches its release next month, it continues to attract intense interest overseas. British actor Matt Smith drew attention by revealing his anticipation for 'Hope' during an interview conducted to promote his own work.

Recently, BBC Radio released an interview with Matt Smith, who appeared to promote 'House of the Dragon Season 3,' a spin-off of 'Game of Thrones' on HBO Max.

On that occasion, while praising his own work, Matt Smith expressed pride in the trailer for 'House of the Dragon Season 3.'

He then asked the host, "I'm saying this because there's been talk of a great trailer, but have you seen the 'Hope' trailer?" When the host replied, "I've heard it's excellent," Matt Smith responded, "Good heavens, how could I possibly watch it? I heard it won't be released until autumn."

'Hope' is scheduled for release in North America in September, following its domestic release in July. When the host remarked, "Matt Smith says he wants to see it. Could someone in charge please make it happen?" Matt Smith pleaded, "Please. If any film industry professionals are listening, please let me see 'Hope' soon," drawing further attention.

At the same time, the trailer for the film 'Hope' was released via BBC broadcast, sparking widespread discussion.

'Hope' tells the story of 'Beom-seok,' the manager of a Pohang outpost located in the Demilitarized Zone, who learns from local youths that a tiger has appeared, plunging the entire village into alarm as he confronts an unbelievable reality. Directed by Na Hong-jin, whose previous works have captivated audiences and critics alike with overwhelming immersion, highly polished mise-en-scène, and exceptional direction, 'Hope' is a new project meticulously prepared over a long period and is set to be released on July 15.

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