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'The Assassin(s)' Lead Actor Vows Firm Response to Protesters Outside His Home

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Lead actor Yoo Hae-jin of the controversial film “The Assassin(s)” said he will take a firm stance against protesters who gathered outside his Seou...

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Actor Yoo Hae-jin's side has warned of a strong response following the controversy surrounding the movie 'Assassination(s)', which even led to protests in front of his home. On the 5th, Yoo Hae-jin's agency, VAST Entertainment, stated via official social media, "Invading the actor's personal privacy or personal safety

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The agency of actor Yoo Hae-jin, who became the target of an advertising boycott and personal attacks targeting his appearance for starring in the film *Assassination(s)* which deals with the shooting of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, stated that they are "viewing (the current situation) very seriously" and will "take all possible measures to protect the actor's rights and safety."

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VAST Entertainment, the agency representing actor Yoo Hae-jin, has announced a strong response following the spread of false information and threats to his safety stemming from the controversy surrounding the movie *Assassinations*. The company stated that it will collect evidence of illegal activities and take all necessary measures to protect the actor's rights and interests.

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As the controversy surrounding the movie 'Assassination(s),' which is facing criticism for distorting history, escalated to a boycott of the actor's advertised products and protests in front of his home, actor Yoo Hae-jin's agency took a hardline stance.

Actor Yoo Hae-jin is embroiled in a controversy that began with his appearance in the film "Assassins" (working title).

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조선일보 broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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