“As long as you have a television screen or a streamer, we are living in an era where we can connect and enjoy any content from any place around the world very easily.”

— Gong Yoo

Source: "Gong Yoo Opens Up On K-content Success Across The World As 'The Silent Sea' Hits Netflix" https://www.republicworld.com/entertainment-news/rest-of-the-world/gong-yoo-opens-up-on-k-content-success-across-the-world-as-the-silent-sea-hits-netflix.html (24 December 2021)

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