Can Han So-hee radiate more charm than Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway?
Style icon Han So-hee becomes the CEO of a fashion Start - Up in the film "Intern."
Actor Han So-hee, counted as the Millennials and Gen Z's wannabe for her distinctive style and daring acting transformation, returns with the film "Intern." "Intern" (director Kim Do-young, provided by Warner Bros. Korea Co., Ltd.·Blue17, distributed by Warner Bros. Korea Co., Ltd., produced by Anthology Studio Co., Ltd.·Warner Bros. Korea Co., Ltd.) tells the story of an office life that transcends generations and ranks, beginning when 37-year veteran silver intern "Gi-ho" (Choi Min-sik) joins the company of "Seon-woo" (Han So-hee), who rose as a dark horse in the fashion world three years after launching.
Han So-hee made a public impression with bold acting unbefitting of a rookie in the drama "The World of the Married," which set off a syndrome with a peak viewership rating of 31.6%. She was later praised for delicately portraying the complex emotions of youth shaken by love in the drama "Although I Know," and through the drama "My Name," in which she performed high-difficulty action herself, and the film "Project Y," she solidified her filmography by unleashing a girl-crush charm possible only because of Han So-hee.
In addition, after expanding her fandom worldwide with the global hit "Gyeongseong Creature" seasons 1 and 2, she has established herself as the undisputed wannabe icon representing the Millennials and Gen Z by serving as an ambassador for global fashion and beauty brands. Han So-hee, who has revealed a new face in each work from melodrama to noir action and historical drama, showing a steady fanbase, shows a fresh look once again in "Intern."
The "Seon-woo" portrayed by Han So-hee is a young CEO who, three years after founding the fashion Start - Up Ututu, raised it to a dark horse in the fashion world. She is a top-tier talent with outstanding sensibility and bold drive, but because she ran tirelessly toward success, both her work and life are overloaded. A 37-year veteran silver intern "Gi-ho" appears before such "Seon-woo," and "Seon-woo" builds a friendship with "Gi-ho," who is the complete opposite of her in everything, transcending generation and rank, and gains a new perspective on work and life.
Han So-hee said she was looking forward to playing a grounded role that can offer realistic empathy for the first time after presenting consecutive genre works, adding curiosity about the new acting she will show through a character who harbors hidden worries behind glamorous success. Co-star Choi Min-sik said, "It was clear, pleasant and cool," suggesting Han So-hee's unusual passion, and director Kim Do-young also praised, "With Han So-hee's unique energy added, 'Seon-woo' could be born as a much more attractive character," heightening audiences' expectations for the "Seon-woo" Han So-hee will portray.
You can see Han So-hee's passionate performance as a workaholic CEO whose ability is top-tier but whose life is amateur in the film "Intern," which opens on Sep. 16 (Wed).
Meanwhile, "Intern" is a remake of the Hollywood film of the same name released in 2015, adapted to Korean sensibilities and emotions. It was widely loved worldwide starring Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway.<
[Photo] Warner Bros. Korea Co., Ltd.
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