Han So-hee Gains Attention for Role as Young CEO in Korean Film 'The Intern'

Actress Han So-hee is currently garnering significant public interest for her role as Seon-woo, the young CEO, in the Korean adaptation of the film 'The Intern'. Taking on the character equivalent to Anne Hathaway's in the original, she portrays a relationship that transcends generations and positions alongside actor Choi Min-sik. This Korean version incorporates local workplace culture and relationships, offering a distinct atmosphere and ending compared to the original.

Han So-hee, born in 1993, debuted in the 2017 drama 'Reunited Worlds' and has since established herself as a leading actress through works like 'The World of the Married', 'My Name', and 'Gyeongseong Creature'. For the Korean 'Intern', she plays Seon-woo, a CEO who grew the fashion brand 'Ututu' in just three years, stating her focus was on creating a Korean character rather than strictly following the original. Her MBTI has reportedly shifted from INFP to INTJ, and her ideal type values comfortable communication over appearance.

Bloggers highlight the intriguing contrast between Han So-hee's portrayal of the glamorous and confident CEO Seon-woo and her actual life journey. Her personal history, including being raised by her maternal grandmother and repeatedly settling her birth mother's debts as an adult, has resurfaced. This re-examination of her human side and depth as an actress continues to draw empathy and support from the public.