Choi Min Sik of the movie ”Shiri”: ”Celebrating the re-release, I can see what I'll be like in my 30s”

Actor Choi Min Sik celebrated the re-release of the movie "Shiri." "Shiri" is a story about Yoo Jeong-won (played by Han Suk Kyu), a special agent of the Korean secret intelligence agency OP, and his partner Lee Jang-gi.
The film depicts a thrilling espionage war between Park Mu-young (played by Choi Min Sik), commander of the 8th Special Corps of North Korea, and North Korean agents and internal spies.
In a video celebrating the re-release, Choi Min Sik said, "I'm deeply moved to be re-releasing 'Shiri' after 26 years. I think 'Shiri' is the work that kicked off the renaissance of Korean cinema."
He said, "I can still hear the gunfire in my ears. I can still picture the scene of the heat in front of my eyes." He continued, "I hope that people of today who have not yet seen 'Shiri' will also like it."
I believe that the audience who loved the film back then will also be immersed in a different kind of emotion. They will also get to see the fresh, youthful side of me in my late 30s."
Director Kang Je-gyu added, "When Hollywood movies dominated the global film market, this was the only Korean movie to break their stronghold. Korean movie fans have been watching 'Shiri' for a long time.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the audience for their support." He also expressed his gratitude to "Han Suk Kyu, Choi Min Sik, Song Kang Ho, Kim Yun Ji,
"It will be fun to compare Ng's youthful appearance with her current appearance," he said. The 4K remastered version of "Shiri" will be released in Korean theaters on the 19th.