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Maybe there was something (cultural) lost in translation ?

Oooooh I didn't know that. Thank you so much !

More than 3 ?

It's impossible for me to choose: too many talented young actors !

And another one already on my watchlist !

I'm already seated

Reading the comments below... Seems to be a confusion between "CEO" and "successor" (or "heir"), even though the term "CEO" (Chief Executive Officer, highest-ranking person in a company) is NOWHERE to be found in the above article or the MDL Details of this upcoming Kdrama.

I didn't even recognize him !

I didn't even recognize him !

I would love to see the 2nd season of "My Journey To You" on this list someday.

And like that, The Auditors in now on my watchlist !

So now what ?? Was Yoo Ah In's part officially (but very unfortunately) RECAST or "just" EDITED OUT/CUT ? Will this project ever be released ?

Adorable !

I completely agree !

I'm afraid, if this movie flops, the SK Film industry will blame Yoo Ha In and him only.

I don't think the director had much choice at all, unfortunately, IF he still wanted to continue working in the current South Korean Film & Television Industry and getting future financial investors or professional support in his own country.
No artist likes to have to modify his work to such an extent ! It must have been so time consuming, technically difficult and certainly heartwrenching at times.
If he hadn't edited his work, the consequences would have been disastrous for him too (and others involved in this project). In this unique and very complex cultural context, I personally think he had no choice but to edit his film -and then publicly/officially say what he said- to appease its Korean audience, to secure his professional livelyhood and maintain his reputation and that of his family probably too.
That CANCEL CULTURE is the real problem here, not the professionals (director, actors, crew...) trying to do their work as best as they can in this frustrating situation.

I understand your reaction. This is a very sad and frustrating situation.
I don't think the director had much choice at all, unfortunately, IF he still wanted to continue working in the current South Korean Film & Television Industry and getting future financial investors or professional support in his own country.
No artist likes to have to modify his work to such an extent ! It must have been so time consuming, technically difficult and certainly heartwrenching at times.
If he hadn't edited his work, the consequences would have been disastrous for him too (and others involved in this project). In this unique and very complex cultural context, I personally think he had no choice but to edit his film -and then publicly/officially say what he said- to appease its Korean audience, to secure his professional livelyhood and maintain his reputation and that of his family probably too.

I'm still hopeful. Maybe they just did "damage control" in the trailer but left the film almost untouched. (Yes I'm quite the dreamer)

WOW this movie looks pretty intense ! (Sadly almost no sign of Yoo Ah In in the trailer. I've a feeling they cut quite a LOT of his scenes)

I'm already seated !