'Yoon Suk-yeol Fan Club President,' Rally Announced in Front of Yoo Hae-jin's Home... Residence Also Revealed [Star Issue]

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• Rally Announced in Front of Actor Yoo Hae-jin's Home, Who Appeared in the Film 'Assassin(s)'

As the film 'Assassin(s)' is engulfed in controversy over political camps, the controversy is intensifying with direct face-to-face rallies being announced following online abuse directed at the actors.

On the 1st, Kim Sang-jin (CEO) of the conservative group New Liberal Alliance announced a rally in front of Yoo Hae-jin's home through their account. Kim Sang-jin (CEO) serves as the representative of the conservative group New Liberal Alliance and the Yoon Suk-yeol Fan Club 'Yoon Jisa' (People Protecting Yoon Suk-yeol).

Through their account, Kim Sang-jin (CEO) stated that they had completed the filing required to hold a rally in front of Yoo Hae-jin's home, revealing photos of the building claimed to be Yoo Hae-jin's residence and part of the outdoor rally application form.

The application form revealed by Kim Sang-jin (CEO) reads 'Condemnation of Yoo Hae-jin, Condemnation of the Production Company of Assassin(s),' stating that 20 registered personnel will hold a rally from the 3rd to the 30th.

Kim Sang-jin (CEO) posted, "Rally filing completed in front of the Seongbuk-dong home of Yoo Hae-jin, the lead actor of the film 'Assassin(s).' If I hold a rally, I expect the agency will move Yoo Hae-jin's residence. Later, I will prove that 'Yoo Hae-jin ran away from home.' Struggle on."

While everyone has the freedom to assemble and protest, Kim Sang-jin (CEO) is personally attacking an actor who appeared in the film and even revealing his home address on social media. This goes beyond leaving abusive comments on videos of advertisements featuring Yoo Hae-jin and requesting the termination of advertising contracts; it appears as if they are attempting to harm the actor himself.

The film 'Assassin(s)' is drawing heated reactions from political circles, with focus on the assassination attempt on First Lady Yuk Young-soo, which served as the subject matter for the film. Amid this, the film's production team issued a statement saying, "As a work based on historical events and real people, various interpretations and criticisms may arise. The production team respects such opinions. However, we would like to state that the film was not produced with specific political intentions beyond its inherent creative intent and nature."

Additionally, regarding claims of so-called 'inflow of Chinese capital' related to 'Assassin(s)' spread through online communities and some media outlets recently, they clarified, "There is absolutely no fact that Chinese capital has flowed into the production and investment process of 'Assassin(s).' 'Assassin(s)' is a work independently planned and produced with domestic capital under the leadership of domestic production teams and creators."

However, the controversy surrounding 'Assassin(s)' remains hot. Amid this, general audiences appear curious about what exactly is causing such controversy, with reactions emerging to watch and evaluate the film directly. Posts stating an intention to check out the film for themselves are continuing on various communities and social media platforms.

Actor Lee Min-ho canceled the 'Actors House: Lee Min-ho' event, which was scheduled to be held during the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) on the 7th, as attacks against actors continued.

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