Yim Si-wan Reunites With Song Kang-ho... "I've Matured"

Actor Yim Si-wan talked about reuniting with Song Kang-ho once again in "Emergency Declaration" after "The Attorney".

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Magazine Cosmopolitan released photos and interview of actor Yim Si-wan to celebrate its 20th anniversary along with a cover.

Yim Si-wan said, "I called Song Kang-ho after my decision to star in the movie. I worked with him in "The Attorney" when I was a rookie so I feel happy but nervous to be working with him again. I want to show him that I've matured but I also don't want him to think I've lost that purity".

He continued, "I have many curiosities for the seniors. I'm sure everyone has their own tips on how to survive in the industry and making their achievements. I want to learn from them".

Yim Si-wan debuted in 2010 with the idol group ZE:A - Children of Empire. About the song Aftermath being popular once again, Yim Si-wan said, "Aftermath is one of my favorite songs then and now".

Regarding the comment, "I thought they were all stage dancers but they all come forward with a microphone", Yim Si-wan said, "The members of the group didn't quite get a chance to reveal their charms in the beginning but that's because our group focused on variety. All 9 members were responsible for grabbing their own concepts. But regardless, we are all grateful for the support that we get".

About his hidden classic, Yim Si-wan said, "It has to be "Reply 1997". I made a special appearance as an ROTC brother so I'd like to go with that", he laughed.

Yim Si-wan is looking forward to the release of the movie "Road to Boston". It is a rousing tale of the upcoming Korean athletes who ran the 1947 Boston International Marathon, the first international marathon held since World War II.

Yim Si-wan is also in the middle of making "Emergency Declaration" and "Run On". In "Run On" he does comedy, something he hardly does. "The lines are catchy and you can look forward to it", the actor said.

Yim Si-wan returned with the OCN drama "Strangers from Hell" after his military discharge in March.