Ahn Gil-ho, director of the hit K-drama “The Glory” starring Song Hye-kyo and Lee Do-hyun, was accused of bullying in school when he was studying in the Philippines in 1996, and has since admitted to the incident. | HMallorcaINQ
“If Ahn denies these claims, classmates who have been bullied and assaulted by Ahn at the international school are ready to testify… if Ahn comes forward to say that he will take legal action against these allegations, we will also actively respond,” they said per report.
The Korean filmmaker, however, went on to apologize for the controversy on Sunday, March 12, per his lawyer Kim Mun-hui from Jipyong law firm via“We ask for understanding in that there was a slight delay in time from the initial report to announcing our stance.
The director also noted that he took time to go over the incident since it reportedly happened 27 years ago, saying that while his memories were “faint,” he was also afraid of “distorting the incident,” as per report.with select entertainment reporters, including one from INQUIRER.net, the K-drama’s stars Kim Hieo-ra, Cha Joo-young, Kim Gun-woo, and Jung Sung-il firmly stated that they wouldn’t tolerate bullying and other forms of injustice.
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