So I think this is super awesome for Korean cinema and Lee Byung-hun's career! It's crazy to see him get recognized by the Golden Globes, especially since it's his first time getting nominated for an award like this. His role in "No Other Choice" is just so well-crafted and relatable – who hasn't struggled with finding their place or feeling like they're fighting against the odds? 
And I love how he emphasizes the importance of modulating comedy and drama, it's really clear that he went all out to bring Mansu's character to life.What's also interesting is how Lee Byung-hun talks about his own process as an actor and what draws him to certain projects. It's clear that he prioritizes having "fun" with a role, which I think is so important for actors – especially when you're going through the ups and downs of filming.
And it's great to see him giving shoutouts to other directors like Park Chan-wook and Yoon Ga-eun – there's some amazing talent coming out of Korea right now.I'm also really curious about what we can expect from "No Other Choice" when it gets released in full. Will Lee Byung-hun be able to take home that Golden Globe?
Either way, I think this nomination is a huge win for Korean cinema and we should all be celebrating! 
30 takes to perfect tho wow. also park chan wook is like the genius behind all this greatness 
gotta support more korean directors like yoon ga eun, they're killing the game right now 