Streaming giant Netflix will maintain the name of embattled Korean director Ahn Gil-ho on the credits of the hit revenge drama “The Glory” despite his admission that he assaulted students when he was studying in the Philippines in 1996.
After initially denying the incident, Ahn Gil-ho made a complete turnaround and admitted what he did on March 12."Nothing has been discussed about removing director Ahn Gil-ho's name from the credits of 'The Glory,'" Netflix told Korean media outlet CBS NoCut News on March 13.
“It happened in 1996 when I was studying abroad in the Philippines. Producer Ahn Gil-ho was a high school senior at a local school in the Philippines at the time, and we, who were assaulted, were middle school students at an international school,” the person said.However, he changed his position and admitted the accusations through a statement issued by his lawyer of the firm Jipyong.
He said, “My classmates made fun of my female classmate about a high school senior dating a second-year middle school student, and Ahn Gil-ho, who found out about it, called two of our classmates to represent us,” he added. “By the time I got back to school, it had been a little over two hours. I remember the time precisely because I returned a little before the end of the after-school sports team training,” he said.
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