Lee Ha-nui Talks About Korean Movie "Black Money"

Lee Ha-nui talks about the upcoming Korean drama "Black Money" in an interview at Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 31st of October.

This year, Lee Ha-nui is on a roll. She has starred in "Extreme Job" which attracted 16.2 million viewers, and also the Korean drama "The Fiery Priest." Now, she's back with a new movie "Black Money." 

She'll be playing the role of Kim Na-ri, an elite lawyer whose judgment is cold but is intelligent. Kim Na-ri is also an international trade lawyer of Korea's biggest law firm and a legal representative of the Bank of Korea. However, when she meets prosecutor Yang Min-hyuk (Jo Hin-woong) who delves into the sale of Daehan Bank, she doubts her convictions and works with Yang Min-hyuk to seek justice and truth.

Lee Ha-nui shared, "This film will show my acting power. I feel overwhelmed and proud to have been given the chance to work with Jinwoong oppa. I hope that this drama would garner a positive result globally." She then added, "Many Koreans can relate to Black Money in terms of paying taxes." Also, at the end of the film, Ha-nui said, "I think that it is Kim Na-ri's dream to make an international trade law firm in Korea because that's the work that enriches the country and that's the case she wants to win."

The movie's premiere is set on the 13th of November.