"The Prince" and Jang Hang-jun co-wrote a collection of scripts..becoming a bestseller

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While the movie "The Man Who Lives with the King" has surpassed 15 million cumulative viewers, even the original collection is drawing attention.

The collection of "The Man Who Lives with the King" ranked No. 1 in Yes24 as of the 25th, three days after it began pre-sale prior to its official release. Aladdin and Kyobo Bookstore's online bookstore ranking also ranked second on the overall best-selling chart. Even before the book reaches the reader, it has been printed only by the number of pre-orders, and the movie's box office sensation is creating an unusual record in the publishing world.

"The Man Who Lives with the King" is a film about Cheongryeongpo in 1457, a village chief who claimed to be exiled for the revival of the village, and a young predecessor who was expelled from the throne and exiled. Since its release this Lunar New Year season, it has established itself as a Korean film that has attracted the largest number of audiences since COVID-19.

This collection is a joint book by writer Hwang Sung-gu and director Jang Hang-jun, and contains the full text of the screenplay. It will give another impression to the audience who watched the movie as it contains some different lines and scenes from the completed movie, as well as the facial expressions and psychological descriptions of characters passed by the actor's acting on the screen.

In addition to the full text of the screenplay, the preface of the two authors newly written for the book, a storyboard that composes the ending scene where everyone cried together, and 12 cast members, including the director, signatures and messages to celebrate the publication of the book.

He also put a lot of effort into the design of the book. Based on the book form of the on-site script actually used at the filming site, the pattern was newly drawn to add to the texture of each book. The cover paper that utilizes the old typeface and the texture of Korean paper makes use of the atmosphere of ancient books, and behind the storyboard part, the real Gyeongsan hydration "Cheongryeongpodo" of the Joseon Dynasty, depicting King Danjong's exile, is composed of a ground page.

Meanwhile, "The Man Who Lives with the King" surpassed 15 million cumulative viewers, ranking first in Korean movie sales ever. After "Roaring Currents" and "Extreme Job," the film, which ranked third in the box office all-time, continues its historical record streak day after day, keeping the theater at the top of the box office in its eighth week of release.

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