Ryu Hye-young turns off camera after Choi Min-sik's blunt outburst

Actress Ryu Hye-young shared behind-the-scenes footage from the wrap party for the film 'Intern,' featuring a hilarious and unfiltered reaction from veteran actor Choi Min-sik.

On the 13th, Ryu released a video on her YouTube channel titled 'Everyone close to me, gather round. Intern wrap party.' The video captures the natural, friendly moments of the cast gathered together following their film shoot.

Ryu introduced Han So-hee as "2026 Sohee," to which Han responded playfully by looking into the camera and flashing a V-sign.

However, as Ryu continued her introductions, Choi intervened by suddenly shouting, "Go do it on YouTube!" When Ryu attempted to praise him, calling him "the actor who represents our Republic of Korea," Choi shot back with a blunt "Be quiet," sending the group into fits of laughter.

Ultimately, Ryu concluded the filming by saying, "Since senior says it's noisy, I'll stop now," before turning off the camera. The interaction highlighted the comfortable bond between the cast, as Choi nonchalantly blocked his junior's promotional filming while Ryu responded with humor.

Unlike polished official interviews, the video garnered attention for offering a glimpse into the actors' actual dinner party atmosphere. Choi's signature bluntness paired with Ryu's playful wit showcased the delightful chemistry between the senior and junior actors that extends beyond the film set.

The film 'Intern' tells the story of Gi-ho (Choi), a 37-year veteran who joins the company of Sunoo (Han), a dark horse in the fashion industry that emerged just 3 years after its launch. The film humorously explores the collision and coexistence arising from youth, experience, and generational differences.

The original film of the same name, directed by Nancy Meyers and starring Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro, attracted approximately 3.61 million viewers in Korea upon its release in 2015.

In this new Korean production, attention is focused on the chemistry between Han and Choi as they build a relationship that transcends generation and gender. 'Intern' is scheduled to be released on the 16th of next month.