Hyun Bin is amazingly similar to Son Ye Jin, the owner is also surprised

In this world, there is a definition of a husband and wife, the couple Hyun Bin - Son Ye Jin is the most obvious one.

Even when the owner saw a picture comparing the smile of his wife Son Ye Jin spread on social networks, Hyun Bin had to admit that the two were really too similar.

Recently, Hyun Bin opened up about his career and married life in an online interview with the media to introduce the movie "Confidential Assignment 2: International".

As a private person in his personal life, Hyun Bin shared for the first time that getting married and becoming a father had almost no impact on his career. The actor said that he discussed with his wife Son Ye Jin about the working style of director Lee Suk Hoon, who collaborated with the actress in the movie "The Pirates" in 2014, also directed the sequel. This movie is by Hyun Bin.

“She said she was surprised that director Lee Suk Hoon worked with me because the director seemed quiet and looked like someone with no interest in comedies,” said Hyun Bin. "We shared that he has a great sense of humor," the "Crash Landing On You" star said.

Hyun Bin said that although there are some advantages to having a wife in the same profession, he is very careful when discussing work with his wife.

"It's because we know each other's work so well that we also have different commitments. If we're not careful, what seems like good advice can turn into interference, so so I tend to be cautious when discussing work with her. I give my opinion when she asks, but I don't actively speak my mind about her work. In this film, she doesn't offer any acting advice - instead, she relays people's reviews of the screenings and is equally curious to see how the audience reacts. with the movie".

When asked about the photo that went viral on social media of how Hyun Bin's smile changed after getting married. Specifically, netizens believe that Hyun Bin closes his eyes when smiling like his wife's signature smile. "I saw that picture too. I didn't know my smile changed. I guess I watched Ye Jin smile so much so it just naturally changed. I looked at it and thought we really resemble each other. each other", Hyun Bin shared

In "Confidential Assignment 2: International", Hyun Bin plays North Korean inspector Chul Ryung who is sent to South Korea again on a new mission. His target is North Korean crime syndicate leader Jang Myung Joon (Jin Seonkyu). In Korea, Chul Ryung once again teams up with detective Kang Jin Tae (Yoo Hye-jin). Meanwhile, FBI agent Jack (Daniel Henney) joins Chul Ryung and Jin Tae in pursuit of Myung Joon.

This is Hyun Bin's third time portraying a character with a North Korean accent. Besides the first part of "Confidential Assignment", the 40-year-old actor plays a North Korean soldier in the hit TV series "Crash Landing on You".

"If it weren't for 'Confidential Assignment 2', I don't think I'd take on a role with a North Korean accent. The North Korean accent I used in "Confidential Assignment" was different from the one I used in "Crash Landing on You", so I had to practice my voice again," said husband Son Ye Jin. reviewed the original film before filming the sequel to ensure character consistency.

Hyun Bin emphasized that he especially put a lot of effort into the New York-set scene. The film's opening sequence includes a thrilling action scene in New York with co-star Henney. "It's important because it's the first scene and also shows how the scale of the film has been upgraded in the sequel," Hyun Bin said.

Because the scene could not be filmed in New York due to the Covid-19 situation, Hyun Bin said he was worried at first. "The art team worked on the set for more than six months to recreate the streets of New York. I was shocked at how detailed it was when I went there for the first time," said the Korean actor.

He also talked about reuniting with Daniel Henney after 17 years since 2005's "My Lovely Sam Soon." Since we already have a working relationship, it was easy to act with him. I feel like I'm back in 2005," Hyun Bin said.

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