"Stable and genetically handsome"... Han So-hee reveals her ideal type for a husband [Interview ③]

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Actress Han So-hee shared her wishes regarding marriage, revealing that she is looking for a stable person as a potential husband.

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, and discussed various aspects of the movie.

The film "Intern" depicts 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.

"Intern" is a remake of the Hollywood film of the same name, starring Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway and directed by Nancy Meyers. The original work received critical acclaim upon its 2015 release for its fresh premise of an intergenerational meeting between a 70-year-old intern and a 30-year-old CEO, as well as its warm emotional tone. The Korean film "Intern" adds a distinctly Korean sensibility.

On this day, Han So-hee appeared with a blonde hairstyle, drawing attention. Han So-hee said, "I have been keeping my hair blonde continuously due to filming 'Solo Leveling.' I get root touch-ups every two weeks," sharing her recent updates.

Earlier, Choi Min-sik expressed his concerns about remaking a famous Hollywood film, stating, "I will never do another remake."

However, Han So-hee remarked, "I plan to do more remakes, so why does Senior Choi say he won't?" She added, "In fact, when people hear 'remake,' they immediately bring up the word 'burden.' For me, it was an honor to remake a great original work. Being able to showcase a good film once again in our country is truly honorable. While there was some burden, there was also anticipation."

Han So-hee said, "Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway acted wonderfully, but I thought that if Choi Min-sik and Han So-hee were to do it, it would surely be different. So I enjoyed watching the original and filmed with pleasure." She continued, "While filming this work, 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' was released. Seeing Anne Hathaway made me wonder, 'What should I do?' but also felt good. I watched the original 'Intern' about twice, but deliberately avoided rewatching it before filming. I tried not to imitate Anne Hathaway's portrayal of Jules and instead interpret it in our own way."

Han So-hee said, "During filming, even without speaking, Senior Choi was always by my side. If he started joking around, I would join in the conversation, eat together, and constantly follow him." She added, "At first, Senior Choi seemed a bit intimidating. But as we got to know each other while working together, it became better. The more we worked together, the better it felt. Now, he seems like such a cute boy. He is adorable and lovable."

When asked what kind of company she would want to work at if she were an intern instead of 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, "It sounds fun. I'd like to meet celebrities and conduct interviews. I type quickly too." When asked what she would ask if interviewing a celebrity, she answered, "If I were to interview a celebrity, I'd want to ask when they plan to get married."

When asked about her own plans for marriage, Han So-hee 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 children." She continued, "I want 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," which drew laughter from those present.

When asked if she would continue acting even 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 child, I probably won't act. I don't think I'll work until my child enters elementary school. Once they're in elementary school, the child will likely manage things on their own, but until then, I want to create as much good time as possible."

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

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