Korean Remake of 'The Intern' Announced
Key points
- Warner Bros.
- Korea and Anthology Studios are producing a local adaptation of the hit film 'The Intern', featuring a star-studded cast.
According to Khaosod Online, Warner Bros. Pictures and Anthology Studios have officially announced a Korean-language remake of the globally acclaimed film 'The Intern'. Directed by Kim Do-young, this new production reimagines the original story through the lens of contemporary Korean workplace culture. The film stars Choi Min-sik and Han So-hee, alongside a supporting cast including Kim Jun-han, Ryu Hye-young, and others, with special appearances by Kang Tae-oh and Han Ji-eun. The plot centers on Sun-woo, played by Han So-hee, a young and ambitious CEO who has rapidly grown her fashion brand, WOO22, into a major industry player. For residents and visitors interested in cinema, this project highlights the ongoing trend of cross-cultural adaptations in the Asian film market. The film aims to blend the core themes of the original Hollywood hit with unique K-movie sensibilities. While the production team has confirmed the cast and the director, specific details regarding the international release schedule and potential premiere dates in Thailand remain to be confirmed. Fans of the original film and Korean cinema can look forward to seeing how this classic narrative is adapted to reflect modern professional dynamics.
