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Actor Choi Min-sik on Fan Service: 'If the Audience Likes It, It's Fine'
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Actor Choi Min-sik on Fan Service: 'If the Audience Likes It, It's Fine'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actor Choi Min-sik shared his candid thoughts on fan service during stage greetings for his film.
  • He expressed gratitude for full audiences and stated that fan satisfaction is paramount.
  • Choi Min-sik stars in the Netflix series 'The Plot,' about a failed writer and literature professor.

Actor Choi Min-sik discussed his approach to fan service during stage greetings, emphasizing that audience enjoyment is his priority. "If the fans are happy, then I'm happy," Choi stated in an interview with Sports Chosun. He also shared his gratitude for seeing full theaters, calling it a "truly thankful feeling."

I'm happy if the fans are happy.

โ€” Choi Min-sikActor Choi Min-sik on his approach to fan service during stage greetings.

Choi, known for his roles in "Oldboy" and "The Admiral: Roaring Currents," is currently promoting the Netflix series "The Plot." The series, released on March 26, follows a literature professor who is also a failed writer, delving into his experiences in the classroom.

When I see a full audience, I feel truly thankful.

โ€” Choi Min-sikActor Choi Min-sik expressing gratitude for audience turnout.

When asked about specific fan service gestures, such as wearing headbands during greetings, Choi indicated a flexible attitude. "If the audience likes it, then it's fine," he said, suggesting that he is open to various forms of interaction as long as they please the fans. His comments reflect a down-to-earth perspective on engaging with the audience, prioritizing their experience and happiness above all else.

If the audience likes it, then it's fine.

โ€” Choi Min-sikActor Choi Min-sik on fan service gestures like wearing headbands.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.