Actors will likely hesitate to appear in movies that are highly sensitive to political colors now

Some people say, "I'll do it if they pay me!!!" but the problem is that they might not be able to do it because of that money.
Currently, the comment sections on YouTube for the commercials featuring Yoo Hae-jin and Lee Min-ho have all been disabled.
Advertisers can't exactly sue because it's not a controversy over personal conduct like other actors, but rather an issue with the work itself, and it's awkward to pull the ads, so they are just leaving them as they are.
It's hard to say it's just about the money, because if they keep getting involved in things like this, there will be many restrictions on their advertisements in the future.
In the past, they would pretend to be left-wing, film works based on that, and appear in movies that the left side would cheer for without hesitation....
But "The Assassins" (Assassination) finally crossed the line, and now the right-wing camp won't just sit idly by.
Personally, I think the issue with the movie itself is more about the insults to parents rather than being political,
but since "The Assassins" has opened the floodgates, I think conservatives will go wild even if the content is politically sensitive.
I sincerely hope the film industry focuses on the film content itself from now on.
I mean, why did "12.12: The Day" hit 16 million viewers earlier this year? Wasn't it because it was humanism with minimal political elements?
Just make movies; don't try to play politics.
It's absurd how they do all this political maneuvering themselves, yet expect people to view their movies solely as movies.