Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun to Lee Ji-hoon and Shin Min-a: All-Star Cast Arrives.. Busan International Film Festival's Actors House to Open [Official]

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Actors House, the signature program of the Busan International Film Festival, will meet audiences this year with an even more powerful lineup.

Since its launch in 2021, Actors House has been widely loved each year as a special talk program where leading contemporary actors, equipped with both acting skills and star power, reflect on their filmographies to openly and deeply share their acting philosophies and lesser-known behind-the-scenes stories. On the 27th, the organizers of the 31st Busan International Film Festival announced the lineup: "Actors Kim Go-eun, Kim Min-ha, Ryu Seung-yong, Shin Min-a, Lee Min-ho, and Ji Chang-wook will meet audiences at Actors House."

First, actor Kim Go-eun, who has proven her unique presence by seamlessly moving between film and TV with a broad acting spectrum, will visit Actors House. She made a striking debut in "Eungyo" (2012) and captivated audiences with performances that perfectly embodied characters in works such as "Chinatown" (2015), "Goblin" (2016), and "Love in the Big City" (2024). Having secured the title of a "million-viewer actor" with "Exhuma" (2024), she continues her active work, including upcoming projects "Eunjoong and Sangyeon" (2025), "Confession Master" (2025), and the "Yumi's Cells" series (2021, 2022, 2026). Through this visit to Busan, Kim Go-eun will reflect on her acting career alongside various characters and share a special moment with audiences.

Kim Min-ha, who is visiting Busan as the sole host of this year's Busan International Film Festival opening ceremony and as the lead in the opening film "Day and Night Are Each Other" (2026) and the On Screen selection "Honey Part-Time Job" (2026), will also take center stage at Actors House. Gaining instant global attention with "Squid Game" (2022, 2024), she has demonstrated dense emotional acting through works such as "The Shop Next Door" (2024), "Typhoon Company" (2025), and "One Korea" (2026). At Actors House, Kim Min-ha, an actor with infinite potential to lead the Korean film industry, will sincerely share her unique approach to approaching works and characters, as well as her growth and challenges as an actress.

Actor Ryu Seung-yong, who always delivers emotion and joy through performances that move audiences' hearts, will also appear on the Actors House stage. Having built a solid foundation through numerous representative works such as "The Last Stand" (2011), "All About My Wife" (2012), "Miracle in Cell No. 7" (2013), "Extreme Job" (2019), and "Life Is Beautiful" (2022), he drew deep public resonance with realistic character acting in the drama "The Story of Manager Kim, Who Works at a Large Company in Seoul's Center" (2025). Through this work, he won the Grand Prize for Broadcasting at the 2026 Baeksang Arts Awards, once again proving to the public that he is Shin Roe-ha-neun (CEO) actor. With the upcoming special premiere selection "Jeongga Family" (2026), he will share his unique acting philosophy that has brought three-dimensional characters to life and the deep passion hidden behind it at Actors House.

Actor Shin Min-a, who has presented a new look in every work ranging from lovely romantic comedies to suspense thrillers, will visit Busan to meet audiences. She showcased deep genre acting through "The King and the Clown" (2007) and received great love from the public with numerous hits such as "My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho" (2010), "My Love from the Star" (2014), and "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" (2021). She then challenged strong characters and genres in films like "Diva" (2020), "Evil Connection" (2025), and "Pupil" (2026), demonstrating deeper acting skills. As the lead of the On Screen selection "Remarried Empress" (2026), she is gathering expectations once again. At this Actors House, Shin Min-a will share her burning passion for new characters and her arduous journey of deep contemplation, captivating audiences.

Actor Lee Min-ho, who has etched himself into the minds of viewers worldwide with the global hit "Squid Game" (2022, 2024), will meet audiences in Busan. After becoming a central figure of Hallyu with "Boys Over Flowers" (2009), he made his first leading role on screen with "Gangnam 1970" (2015) and proved his solid acting skills by winning the Newcomer Nam U-sang-eul (수상) at the Grand Bell Awards. Since then, Lee Min-ho has continued to take bold challenges in works such as "Legend of the Blue Sea" (2016), "The King: Eternal Monarch" (2020), "Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint" (2025), and the upcoming "Assassin(s)" (2026). Through this Actors House, he will reflect on his past challenges and transformations and discuss the direction and concerns he has as an actor moving forward.

Actor Ji Chang-wook, who displays irreplaceable aura in every work such as "Kingdom" (2019, 2020) and "Seoul National University Hospital Trauma Center" (2025), will join Actors House. He began attracting public attention with "Moon Embracing the Sun" (2006) and led consecutive million-viewer hits with the "Along with the Gods" series (2017, 2018). Through bold and impactful works like "Asura: The City of Madness" (2016), "The Agent" (2018), and "Murderers" (2018), he proved his unique ability to embody characters, firmly establishing himself as a representative Korean actor who excels in both film and drama. Having announced another transformation with the On Screen selection "Remarried Empress" (2026), he will reflect on his journey of building his distinct acting style at Actors House and create special memories with audiences.

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