Han So-hee: "I want to get married before turning 40... I'd like to take a break from acting after having a baby" [Interview 2]

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• Interview with Han So-hee, who plays Sun-woo in the film 'Intern'

Actress Han So-hee opened up about her honest thoughts on marriage and childbirth.

On the morning of the 8th, Han So-hee held an interview for the film 'Intern' (directed by Kim Do-young) at a café on Samcheong-ro in Jongno-gu, Seoul, discussing various aspects of the movie.

The film 'Intern' tells the story of office life that transcends both generations and job ranks, 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.

Han So-hee took on the role of Sun-woo in the film and shared scenes with Choi Min-sik.

When asked which company she would like to work at if she were an intern rather than an actress, Han So-hee replied, "I'd like to try being an intern reporter. I want to be an intern reporter in the entertainment department." She added with a smile, "It sounds fun. I'd like to meet entertainers and conduct interviews. I'm also fast at typing."

When asked what questions she would ask entertainers if she were an intern reporter, Han So-hee answered, "I'd want to ask when they plan to get married." When asked about her own plans for marriage, she said, "I really want to get married before I turn 40. I don't have any illusions about marriage, but I do have dreams about having a child." She continued, "I'd like to marry someone stable. Also, since my dream of having children is big, I hope the person who will become my husband is genetically handsome," eliciting laughter from the interviewer.

When asked whether she would continue acting after giving birth, Han So-hee said, "For now, I don't think I'll act. Of course, there may be contract periods, but after having a baby, I probably won't act. I don't think I'll work until my child enters elementary school. After that, the child will likely manage things on their own, but until then, I want to create as much good time as possible for them."

Meanwhile, 'Intern' is scheduled for release on September 16.

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