Cha Eun-woo completes payment of 13 billion won in taxes; leading role in 'Wonderful Days' to be released on the 15th [Official]

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Netflix series "Wonderfuls" has confirmed its release date as the 15th and unveiled a release announcement poster and trailer.

At the turn of the millennium in 1999, ordinary residents of a neighborhood who unexpectedly gained superpowers struggle heroically to protect the world from villains threatening peace in the superpower comic adventure 'Wonderfuls,' which has been confirmed for release on the 15th. 'Wonderfuls' is expected to reunite the production team behind the beloved characters in 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' and 'Romantic Doctor Kim Sun-woo' with directors Park Eun-bin and Yoo In-sik.

The poster for the public screening, unveiled from its veil, captures attention with the image of "TEAM Wonderfuls" gathered among objects floating in the air. From the cheerful "Eun-chae" (played by Park Eun-bin) to the focused "Lee Woon-jeong" (played by Cha Eun-woo), the surprised "Son Kyung-hoon" (played by Choi Dae-hoon), and the frightened "Kang Robin" (played by Im Sung-jae), the copy "The end-of-the-century superpower adventure of the Mojiri" stirs anticipation for the adventure these individuals, who accidentally gain superpowers, will face.

The jointly released trailer immediately captures attention with scenes of the official "Mojiri" of Hae-sung-si, who have accidentally gained superpowers. "I think we've really broken the set," says Chae-ni, who dances recklessly, revealing her honest and bold character as the person behind the nickname "Hae-sung-si's trash," ignoring onlookers and forging her own path. Next, scenes of Yun-jeong pulling a book from mid-air, Kyung-hoon with a mobile phone stuck to his hand that won't fall off, and Robin tearing open a car door like paper spark curiosity about how these newly empowered individuals will utilize their abilities. In particular, Kyung-hoon and Robin, who are not yet accustomed to their superpowers, appear flustered by their situation, hinting at a chaotic journey of adaptation. Finally, the cheerful Chae-ni and Robin, who came to volunteer at the city hall, alongside the sullen Kyung-hoon and the flustered Yun-jeong, heighten expectations for their unpredictable chemistry while promising the unique, joyful humor only "Wonderfuls" can deliver.

Meanwhile, actor Cha Eun-woo, who is appearing in "Wonderfuls," has been embroiled in allegations of evading 20 billion won in taxes, but recently announced that he has paid all related taxes totaling 13 billion won, respecting the procedures and outcomes of the National Tax Service. He stated, "If there were parts I did not examine thoroughly enough, I take full responsibility. I will not evade accountability under any circumstances by claiming 'I did not know' or 'it was someone else's decision.' To ensure the same issue does not recur, I will review all of my future activities with greater caution and under stricter standards," he apologized.

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