"Movie 'Assassin(s) Uncomfortable, Disrespectful to the Deceased'... Hong Hye-geol publicly attacks

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Broadcast personality and former medical reporter Hong Hye-geol has publicly attacked the movie 'Assassin(s)'.

On the 27th, Hong Hye-geol stated via her personal account that "the movie 'Assassins' is uncomfortable."

Hong Hye-geol added, "Is it right to disrespect a deceased person whom half of the population respects or acknowledges with forced conspiracy theories while their family members are still alive?"

She continued, "It's easy to see from another perspective. A script that would never be allowed within one's own camp is praised as fiction pursued by art when it comes to the opposing camp. Do as I say, not as I do."

Furthermore, Hong Hye-geol claimed, "In a 25-year Gallup survey, 62% of the population evaluated that she did many good things. Mrs. Yuk Young-soo has been cited as the most favorite first lady among Koreans in almost all surveys throughout history."

Released on the 23rd, 'Assassins' is a mystery thriller dealing with the background and suspicions surrounding the assassination of Mrs. Yuk Young-soo during the Liberation Day commemoration ceremony on August 15, 1974. The film surpassed one million viewers just four days after its release.

Meanwhile, Hong Hye-geol married physician and broadcaster Esther Yoo in 1994, whom she met as a senior or junior at Seoul National University College of Medicine, and they have two sons together.

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