”The Glory” writer Kim Eun Sook's next film ”Everything Will Come True,” starring Kim Woo Bin and Suzy (Miss A), has director Lee Byung Hun stepping down for ”personal reasons”

It has been revealed that director Lee Byung Hun, who was to direct writer Kim Eun-sook's new Netflix drama "Everything Will Come True," has stepped down from the project.
According to the broadcasting industry on the 27th, director Lee Byung Hun has stepped down from the project due to personal reasons. No further details have been revealed.
Director Ahn Gil-ho, who worked with writer Kim Eun-sook on "The Glory" in July of last year, joined the production team as director of team B.
Currently, all filming for "Everything Will Come True" has been completed and the second half of the filming is underway. The release date has not yet been decided. "Everything Will Come True" is about the genie of a lamp whose career has been cut off and who has been awakened for the first time in about a thousand years.
"Genie" meets "Gayoung", an emotionless human, and the three wishes unfold in this stress-free, familiar life-and-death romantic comedy.
It is also the first time in seven years that Woo Bin and Suzy (former Miss A) have reunited in this work. Another reason that the film has attracted attention since its production stage is the meeting between writer Kim Eun Sook and director Lee Byung Hun.
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Kim Eun-sook, the writer who took the world by storm with "Raleigh: The Brilliant Vengeance," and Lee Byung-hun, the director of the "million-dollar movie" "Extreme Job," have come together to create a new movie that will bring together the synergy of these two hitmakers.
In a round interview held to celebrate the release of the Netflix series "Duck-Gangjeong" in March last year, director Lee Byung Hun said, "I think it's a very serious and detailed film.
"I felt that he was the type of person who wrote dense sentences," he said, "It seemed like it was a long way off at this early stage. I read the script with great interest," but on the same day, the news of his departure was suddenly announced.
Meanwhile, "Everything Will Come True" stars actors Kim WooBin and Suzy, as well as Ahn Eun Jin, Noh Sang Hyun, Ko KyuPil, and Lee Juyeon.