Yoo Ji-tae, "The Man Who Lives With the King" Reaches 13 Million Words "I Can't Thank You"

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Actor Yoo Ji-tae expressed his feelings about exceeding 13 million viewers of "The Man Who Lives with the King."

Yoo Ji-tae shared a post of "The Man Who Lives with the King" (director Jang Hang-joon) on his Instagram on the 15th, saying, "I can't handle it."

"The Man Who Lives with the King" surpassed 13 million cumulative audiences on the day, adding 3 million more viewers nine days after surpassing 10 million cumulative audiences on the 6th, boasting a steady stream of box office hits.

In particular, "The Man Who Lives with the King" became the first 10 million movie in 2026 and the 34th and 25th Korean movie in history in about two years after "The Outlaws 4" (2024). It is the fourth historical drama film after "The King's Man" (2005), "The Gwanghae, the Man Who Became the King" (2012), and "The Roaring Currents (2014).

Meanwhile, Yoo Ji-tae played the role of Han Myeong-hoe, a powerful man, in the movie "The Man Who Lives with the King" (director Jang Hang-joon), and left a meaningful record of being the first 10 million movie in his acting career.

He recently appeared on KBS's "Newsline W" and said, "A movie can actually have some value beyond the number, but there can't be a movie without an audience. So the meaning of this 10 million audience seems to be unique to me and to our production team, he said. "As an actor who participated together, I hope it will be the biggest box office hit for everyone." I hope it will be the third box office hit of a Korean movie."

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