
Park Ye-ni, Lim Seong-gyun, Kim Yo-han and Yun Sang-jeong deliver both relatable workplace realities and lively laughs in the film 〈The Intern〉. 〈The Intern〉 follows an office life that transcends both generations and corporate ranks, beginning when Gi-ho (Choi Min-sik), a silver intern with 37 years of experience, joins the company of Seon-woo (Han So-hee), who has rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry just three years after its launch.

Park Ye-ni and Lim Seong-gyun take charge of the MD team’s day-to-day operations at Wututu. Park Ye-ni, who has portrayed a wide range of characters with consistently strong performances in 〈Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness〉, 〈100 Memories〉 and 〈The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call〉, transforms into Yu-jin, an intensely driven MD. Practical and determined, she always gets the job done and proves herself a dependable senior colleague by guiding new hires through office life. Lim Seong-gyun, who has steadily built his filmography through projects including 〈Climax〉, 〈The Good Man〉 and 〈Yadang〉, plays Jun-hyeong, an MD team leader who is a master of workplace maneuvering. He adds humor by quickly changing his approach depending on the situation and quietly looking for shortcuts, while showcasing a realistic senior-junior dynamic with his younger colleague Yu-jin.

Kim Yo-han and Yun Sang-jeong are also among the film’s highlights as they form a peer dynamic with Gi-ho that transcends age. Kim Yo-han, who made his mark with the series 〈You Are the Apple of My Eye〉, 〈A Killer Paradox〉 and 〈New Recruit〉, plays Ju-seong, an intern with exceptional people skills. He casually strikes up a conversation with Gi-ho, who joins the company on the same day, and thoughtfully helps him adjust to the unfamiliar corporate culture and digital devices, creating a warm peer relationship. Yun Sang-jeong, who has brought bright, distinctive characters to 〈Study Group〉, 〈Pro Bono〉 and 〈Business Proposal〉, plays Yun-hee, a candid and vivacious intern. Open and direct, she asks whatever she wants to know without hesitation, completing a cheerful three-intern dynamic that transcends generations alongside Gi-ho and Ju-seong.

Park Ye-ni, Lim Seong-gyun, Kim Yo-han and Yun Sang-jeong vividly portray moments nearly every office worker has experienced, creating an immediate sense of connection. Director Kim Do-young said, “The casting was based not only on acting ability, but also on whether the performers would be able to enjoy working together on set, given that the project features a large ensemble.” His comments have heightened anticipation for the four actors’ lively office chemistry.



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