I'd Like To Do A Really Masculine

If You Would Ask Me What My Ideal Process Is, I Would Say, Long Pre-production, Long Production And Long Post-production.

The Reason Why I Always Wanted To Make An American Film Was Because Of The Western Genre. It Is Something That I Would Very Much Like To Make In The Future, Because It's Very Uniquely American, And I Can't Make A Western Film In Korean.

Ever Since I Arrived In America To Promote Stoker, I Haven't Had Time To Go And See It In A Theater. The Fact That I Had To Shoot Twice As Fast As I'm Used To In Korea Was The Most Challenging Thing About My Hollywood Experience.

I Became A Film Director, But I Wasn't Successful With My First Couple Of Films, So I Had To Turn To Becoming A Film Critic To Make A Living.

A Film Set Is A Workplace For Me; It's My Office, And Nobody Really Wants To Be In A Stressful Work Environment.