"The King's Man" hit 8 million for a reason..Director Jang Hang-joon, who also took a minor role, said, "Send a baby diaper"

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While the movie "The Man Who Lives with the King" (hereinafter referred to as "The King's Man," director Jang Hang-joon) surpassed 8 million viewers, a story of a heartwarming atmosphere was revealed.

Actor Kim Yong-seok, who appeared in "The King's Man," posted on his SNS on February 28, "Life is like Jang Hang-jun."

Kim Yong-seok revealed the story of director Jang Hang-joon, saying, "I am grateful to play the role of Yu Gwisan, a Buddhist monk who lives with the king, but there is an opportunity to feel personally grateful to director Jang Hang-joon."

He said, "During the filming of the movie, I went to monitor with the director and told him that the baby was born a few days ago. The director congratulated me and said, "Yongseok! Give me your phone. I'll give you my number, so tell me your home address. I'll send you a diaper. At first, he said, 'I need a lot of diapers,' and added, "But I couldn't take out my cell phone because it was too deep in my costume. I was grateful just for the words," he said.

"The next day, Yong-seok." I'm Jang Hang-jun. "I got a message saying, 'Please mark the address of your house and the type of diaper you use for your baby~' and sent me two boxes of diapers home. Even though you were busy with filming, you found out my personal number and contacted me. I was grateful and greatly comforted at the same time," he added.

Kim Yong-seok also said, "Loneliness that I felt while living as an actor. The burden of being a breadwinner that I felt after becoming a father. I felt like endless anxiety about me was understood and comforted, he said. "I also made a commitment to become a person who can give this comfort to someone. I also want someone to sincerely support me like that," he said.

Meanwhile, according to the integrated computer network of movie theater admission tickets, "The Prince" recorded 8,6326 cumulative audiences as of the 1st, the 26th day of its release.

"Wangsa Nam" tells the story of Cheongnyeongpo 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.

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