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Han So-hee on ‘The Intern’: ‘If you fail, of course people will criticize you. Do your best for what you’re paid’

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Han So-hee discussed her personal principles in an interview about the film ‘The Intern.’
  • She plays Sun-woo, a CEO who turns a fashion startup founded three years earlier into an industry dark horse.
  • The film follows the arrival of Ki-ho, a 37-year veteran who joins the company as a senior intern, and opens on the 16th.

Han So-hee offered a blunt view of responsibility in an interview about her new film: “If you fail, of course people will criticize you. Do your best for what you’re paid.”

The actress gave the interview on the 8th at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno, Seoul, discussing ‘The Intern,’ directed by Kim Do-young.

The film centers on Sun-woo, played by Han So-hee. After building a fashion startup into an industry dark horse within three years of its founding, Sun-woo sees her company take on a very different kind of employee: Ki-ho, a senior intern with 37 years of career experience, played by Choi Min-sik. The film opens on the 16th.

If you fail, of course people will criticize you. Do your best for what you’re paid.

· Han So-heeThe actress explained her personal view of responsibility during an interview about ‘The Intern.’
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