KBS epic historical drama 'Munmu' releases 'majestic poster' featuring Lee Hyun-wook, Jang Hyuk, Kim Kang-woo, and Park Sung-woong

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A poster for 'Munmu,' in which actors Lee Hyun-wook, Jang Hyuk, Kim Kang-woo, and Park Sung-woong charge into the battlefield, has been released.

KBS 2TV's new epic historical drama 'Munmu' (Responsible Producer: Lee Ho / Screenplay: Kim Ri-heon, Hong Jin-i / Directing: Kim Young-jo, Go Seung-jun / Production: K-EAST, Monster Union), scheduled to air its first episode at 9:20 p.m. on November 14, is a work that deals with the desperate and lonely epic of leaders who stake everything in pursuit of a single victory amid wars lasting 600 years and upheavals within the Three Kingdoms.

The character posters released on the 27th capture the solemn gazes of Kim Beom-min (played by Lee Hyun-wook), Yon Gaeso-mun (played by Jang Hyuk), Kim Chun-chu (played by Kim Kang-woo), and Kim Yu-shin (played by Park Sung-woong) as they fight fiercely for victory. In the chaotic Three Kingdoms period, the four characters advance toward their respective goals amidst an unavoidable great clash, creating intense tension. The icy resolve of Kim Beom-min, Kim Chun-chu, and Kim Yu-shin, who seek to save a wavering Silla, and Yon Gaeso-mun, who has grasped the fate of Goguryeo, builds anticipation for the grand epic that 'Munmu' will depict.

First, Kim Beom-min is shown raising his sword high with a blood-stained face. His cold gaze fixed on the enemy conveys an unyielding will to protect the people whose lives are threatened and the nation plunged into chaos, as well as the solemn determination of a leader to open a new era of peace. The caption, "I will protect Silla, the guardian who defends it," instantly imprints the identity of King Kim Beom-min, who confronts the storm of destiny head-on. Attention is focused on what kind of history of a great hero he will write as he begins to dream of unifying the Three Kingdoms in these troubled times.

Next, Yon Gaeso-mun reveals his unique intense charisma through his splendid armor and relaxed movements. Yon Gaeso-mun's sharp eyes glaring at his opponent, along with the confident line, "You must surpass me to have Goguryeo; there is no one who can surpass me," foreshadows his activities showcasing overwhelming combat power on the front lines of the battlefield. Curiosity grows as to what kind of thrill his actions will bring as he takes up the sword for Goguryeo as an iron-blooded ruler commanding the world.

Meanwhile, Kim Chun-chu draws attention with a look of tears welling in his eyes as he faces the grim reality of war. Although he has walked through countless negotiations and paths of choice in the face of national crisis, the blood-soaked battlefield unfolding before him shakes Kim Chun-chu's solid inner self. In response, Kim Chun-chu takes a step toward peace, stating, "The dream I, Kim Chun-chu, am dreaming is the unification of Samhan." His human anguish hidden behind his cold strategy and his heavy tears are expected to leave a deep resonance in living rooms.

Finally, Kim Yu-shin captures attention with the appearance of a valiant warrior fully clad in armor. His fluttering clothes and face showing clear signs of exhaustion convey the horrors of war as-is, representing the traces of fierce battles. Additionally, the strong line, "Either we kill the enemy or we die for peace to come," proves his loyalty to devote his life to defending Silla, staking the survival of the nation on the line. Kim Yu-shin's activities, which will stir hearts deeply in this way, will leave a heavy resonance.

In this regard, the production team of 'Munmu' stated, "Through the posters, we wanted to show the true faces of heroes who run with their own beliefs in these troubled times," adding, "We ask for your interest in what kind of story awaits at the end of the path they wished to reach even as they crossed the crossroads between life and death."

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