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Korean Remake of Film 'The Intern', Original Director Nancy Meyers Expresses Anticipation

Original director Nancy Meyers expressed excitement regarding the upcoming Korean remake of her film 'The Intern,' expressing confidence in lead actors Choi Min-sik and Han So-hee.

Korean Remake of Film 'The Intern', Original Director Nancy Meyers Expresses Anticipation
▲ Korean remake of the film 'The Intern', original director Nancy Meyers (Photo= Provided by distributor)

Ahead of the production of the Korean remake of the film 'The Intern', director Nancy Meyers, who directed the original, has expressed her anticipation. According to media reports, on the 3rd, director Nancy Meyers expressed her joy at the news of the Korean production, stating that as a creator, she is very excited about the process of this story resonating in different cultural spheres.

She also expressed trust in the lead actors. Regarding Choi Min-sik, who plays the role of the silver intern Ki-ho, director Nancy Meyers expected him to show a different depth and dignity than Robert De Niro, and she bolstered the chemistry between the two actors by stating that Han So-hee, who plays the role of the workaholic CEO Sunoo, will charmingly portray the image of a confident modern leader.

Meanwhile, the Korean version of 'The Intern', which depicts office life transcending generations and ranks, is scheduled to be released on the 16th.

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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