Han So-hee: "Did Not Shoot While Comparing with the Original 'The Intern'"

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Actress Han So-hee spoke about the differences between the film 'The Intern' and its original work ahead of its release.

On the afternoon of the 4th, a press distribution screening for the film 'The Intern' (directed by Kim Do-young) was held at Seoul Yongsan-gu CGV Yongsan i-Park Mall. Following the screening, a press conference was held with actors Choi Min-sik, Han So-hee, Kim Jun-han, Ryu Hye-young, and director Kim Do-young in attendance.

The film 'The Intern' tells the story of an office life that transcends generations and job titles, beginning when Ki Ho (played by Choi Min-sik), a silver intern with 37 years of experience, joins the company of Sun-woo (played by Han So-hee), who has rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry just three years after its launch. The film is a remake of the 2015 Hollywood film 'The Intern'.

Han So-hee said, "It is true that I felt burdened by the original work. Since the original was a well-made film, I did start with a heavy sense of responsibility, but that burden disappeared during filming." She added, "Although it is a remake of the same story, there were clear points where we could express it in our own way and through our own sensibilities."

Han So-hee also shared, "Even while filming, we focused more on the harmony between a young person building a company and a senior intern, rather than comparing ourselves to the original work."

Meanwhile, 'The Intern' is scheduled for release on the 16th, just before the Chuseok holiday.

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