'Assassin(s)', Overwhelming Casting Lineup.. Park Sung-hoon and Shim Eun-kyung Also Included

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'Assassin(s)' has revealed glamorous shots featuring its lavish casting lineup.

The film 'Assassin(s)', which traces the suspicions and figures behind the shocking assassination of the First Lady that shook South Korea on August 15, 1974, has unveiled a glamorous shot featuring Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il, Lee Min-ho, Eom Ji-won, Park Hoon, Ryu Hye-young, Choi Yu-ri, Park Sung-hoon, Shim Eun-kyung, and Jang Lul.

In the released stills, the perfect harmony of a powerful lineup spanning generations stands out. Centered on black and white styles that are quite different from their appearances in the work, sophisticated styling and expressions and poses brimming with individuality evoke a sensory atmosphere that captures attention. From heavy charisma to relaxed smiles, each person's aura blends together, creating anticipation for the special synergy these individuals will showcase when gathered in one place.

In 'Assassin(s)', each actor is set to transform into characters with diverse charms, painting a rich ensemble of figures. Centered on Yoo Hae-jin as Detective Park Cheol-gu from the Central District who investigates the case, Park Hae-il as Section Chief Kim Jae-hwan, and Lee Min-ho as energetic rookie reporter Han Young-il, Eom Ji-won plays 'Kim Hee-ja', Cheol-gu's wife; Park Hoon plays 'Kim Sang-pil' of the Central Intelligence Agency institutional investor division; and Ryu Hye-young plays social affairs reporter Seo Yun-hee, filling out the story meticulously. Adding to this are Choi Yu-ri as choir member Choi Seung-hwa, Park Sung-hoon as prosecutor Kim Hak-soo in charge of investigations, Shim Eun-kyung as Lee Kang-ja, a helper for Japanese coverage, and Jang Lul as detective Go Dong-bae, Cheol-gu's colleague. Each will contribute to the tense pursuit drama by connecting with the case from their respective positions.

Especially since these actors, who possess solid acting foundations, are all appearing in one work, the chemistry created when characters with distinct personalities interlock is an essential viewing point of 'Assassin(s)'. Attention is focused on the flawless ensemble and explosive acting synergy these individuals will create by filling the drama with their own colors and energy.

Meanwhile, 'Assassin(s)' is scheduled for theatrical release on September 23.

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