Park Hae-il remains unshaken despite external pressure.. resolute gaze in 'Assassins'

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Actor Park Hae-il is expected to deliver a powerful presence.

On the 30th, the film 'Assassins' (directed by Heo Jin-ho) released character stills of Park Hae-il.

'Assassins' is a story tracing the suspicions and masterminds behind the assassination attempt on the First Lady that shocked South Korea on August 15, 1974. In 'Assassins', Park Hae-il plays Jae-hwan, the head of the social affairs department at a newspaper company, who possesses firm convictions that do not back down before the truth.

Park Hae-il, who has earned the trust of critics and audiences with flawless acting in every work, reunites with director Heo Jin-ho for 'Assassins' following 'Princess Deokhye'.

In this work, Park Hae-il elevates the film's quality by vividly portraying the face of a journalist who records history. He takes on the role of Jae-hwan, the head of the social affairs department at a newspaper company who does not yield to countless instances of censorship and external pressure while uncovering the truth behind the incident, and is set to convincingly express his sharp judgment and unshakable convictions. As he pieces together scattered fragments of suspicion to approach the truth, he will simultaneously convey heavy charisma and human warmth, maximizing the film's tension and immersion.

The character stills released alongside the announcement capture moments of Jae-hwan struggling to reveal the truth. The image of Jae-hwan sitting at a newspaper desk, lost in thought, shows his cautious side as he calmly organizes clues to approach the substance of the truth. His resolute gaze stands out among numerous journalists, revealing strong convictions and firm will that do not bend under any pressure, further fueling curiosity about what choices he will make to uncover the masterminds behind the incident.

'Assassins' is scheduled for theatrical release this Chuseok holiday.

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