THIS American Actress Says She Wants to Work With Jung Ho Yeon
Hailee Steinfeld mentioned Jung Ho Yeon during the interview for her new movie, "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
Along with director Kemp Powers and fellow co-star Shameik Moore, the American actress dishes on their thoughts about K-wave and South Korean actors.
During the press conference for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," they were asked about their thoughts on collaborating with talents from South Korea.
The director, who is also known as the genius behind the 2020 movie "One Night in Miami" and his contribution to Disney Pixar's animation film "Soul," shared his interest in Korean films and stars.
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As mentioned by a media outlet, Kemp Powers named individuals whom he wants to work with in the future.
"I want to work with Song Kang Ho of 'Parasite', 'The Host,' and 'Snowpiercer," he said, adding that he watches most of his movies.
In addition, the "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" director also mentioned "Parasite" director Bong Joon Jo, whom he calls "the best director and hero" of his time.
Lastly, he also expressed interest in director Yeon Sang Ho of "Train to Busan," saying that the filmmaker could "harmonize action and horror."
To recall, "Parasite," and "Train to Busan" made a mark globally as the two movies gained notable recognition both locally and internationally.
As for Song Kang Ho, he is among the highly regarded actors with a slew of awards under his belt.
On the other hand, Hailee Steinfeld mentioned Jung Ho Yeon after she was asked who among Hallyu stars she would like to collaborate with.
"I met Jung Ho Yeon from 'Squid Game'" she said, adding "I want to work with her."
The American actress once met the South Korean breakout star at the 2022 SAG Awards when they presented the award for Male Actor in a Comedy Series.
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Interestingly, at the same event, Jung Ho Yeon also took home her first acting award.
The 28-year-old star was named Best Female Actor in a Drama Series after playing the role of Kang Sae Byeok in Netflix's "Squid Game."
What's Next for Jung Ho Yeon?
With the massive success of "Squid Game," Jung Ho Yeon received a slew of endorsement deals and projects overseas.
Among which are being named as brand ambassadors for Louis Vuitton, Calvin Klein, and more, as well as starring in AppleTV+'s "Disclaimer" with Cate Blanchett.
This will be Jung Ho Yeon's Hollywood debut after the Netflix series.
Meanwhile, as Netflix confirmed "Squid Game" season 2, director Hwnag Dong Hyuk only named three characters who will be returning to the upcoming sequel.
The renowned director said that Lee Jung Jae and Lee Byung Hun will reprise their roles as Seong Gi Hoon and the Frontman.
In addition, Gong Yoo might return as the mysterious agent for the K-drama's season 2.
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