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The movie Wild Thing, which was completed with a drastic transformation of actors, including Kang Dong-won, Um Tae-gu, Park Ji-hyun, and ballad singer Oh Jung-se, united by the mixed dance group Triangle, confirmed its release on June 3 and released the character posters and trailers of Triangle.
"Wild Thing" is a comedy film in which the three-member mixed dance group "Triangle," which once swept the music industry but was disbanded overnight after being caught up in an unexpected incident, takes on a reckless challenge to seize the chance to make a comeback in 20 years.
The character poster released on the 13th catches the eye with the overwhelming presence of the three-member mixed dance group "Triangle," which will hit Korea. First of all, "Hyun-woo" (Kang Dong-won), a dance machine of "Triangle," which is set in an intense red color, takes the center stage of the team by boasting an unrivaled aura and a touching visual. Then, in chic blue color, "Triangle" storm rapper "Sang-gu" (Um Tae-gu) shows off his relentless swag, while "Domi" (Park Ji-hyun), the main vocalist of "Triangle" combined with refreshing green color, emits her unique absolute charm, making them look forward to the fantastic combination they will showcase. In particular, it draws attention by emphasizing the individuality of each character under the theme of the three primary colors of light, "Red Candle," which symbolizes the group "Triangle."

The concept trailer, which was released together, pre-releases some of the debut song "Love is" of "Triangle," leaving a strong impact even for a short moment. The signature hand gesture, which symbolizes colorful performances, addictive melodies and "triangle," foreshadows the cheerful energy, variety of attractions and certain fun that the movie will convey, along with expectations for the dramatic transformation of actors reminiscent of idols in the 2000s.
As a member of the "Triangle," Kang Dong-won, a representative actor of South Korea who shows unrivaled charm in genre, is the team's leader, Hyun-woo, Um Tae-gu, who reveals his strong presence in each work, is the team's youngest, "Sanggu," and Park Ji-hyun, a popular actor who is active across movies and series, is the team's center, "Domi," marking the birth of an all-time mixed dance group this summer that connects the Ssam3 and All-Day projects. On top of that, legendary character maker Oh Jung-se plays the role of his eardrum boyfriend "Seong-gon," invigorating the play with his outstanding comedy performance.
In addition, About Film, the producer of Korea's leading comedy film "Extreme Job," which attracted 16.26 million viewers, and director Son Jae-gon, who directed "Do Not Hurt Me," are expected to collaborate to give a powerful laugh that bursts constantly. Wild Thing meets audiences on June 3.
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