Korean actor recently captivated everyone with his photos and interview for Esquire Magazine. Commenting on a statement made by actor Yoo Hae Jin, who was his colleague on "Confidential Assignment", Hyun Bin said that he was not sure what side of him Hae Jin saw to say that he has become more laid back, but he feels itis because he was comfortable and familiar with the filming set itself of the series.

Moreover, he was with actors and also staff that he has worked with previously. Also, he had a fair idea of how to play his character called Rim Chul Ryung.

In the meantime, Hyun Bin has also undergone personal changes as it took the cast and crew five years between the first and the second film of the franchise. The actor that he had a gap of five years meant that with age he earned inner peace.

Another factor, which he attributed to seeming more laid back to Yoo Hae Jin is the fact that now he is married, but then it is just guesswork on his part, he added.

Some time ago, Hyun Bin had said that his prime years would be in his mid-thirties, however, he is still enjoying his heydays and also has fans who are teenagers now.

The actor said that he now wants to take back his previous statement as it was a hasty thought. Moreover, he stated such a thing back when he was in his twenties. It was a period when he got a lot of love even though he was immature and did not have much experience.

So now his vague thoughts dwell on feelings that would he not be in a better situation, now that he is older and can work on his acting skills. He shared that when a person is in their twenties, they think there will be a lot of changes by the time they reach their thirties. But now that he has turned 40, he has realized that things do not actually change.

According to Hyun Bin, nothing particularly has changed significantly, it is just that he has come to this point, one step at a time, with accumulated experiences. Therefore, he feels it would be better not to make use of a word like heyday for himself.

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