Wanna One's "10 million actors" birth..Park Ji-hoon's syndrome hit 9 million jobs [Official]

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Park Ji-hoon, a former member of the project group Wanna One, is expected to win the title of "10 million actors." The first commercial film, "The Man Who Lives with the King," has exceeded 9 million.

On the afternoon of the 2nd, the distributor Showbox announced the news of the 9 million audience of "The Man Who Lives with the King" (director Jang Hang-joon, hereinafter referred to as "The King's Man") on its official SNS account.

As of that day, the cumulative audience recorded 9,001,818, which was achieved in just 27 days after its release. It is also faster than the 10 million movies "The King's Man" (50th) and "The Man Who Became King" (31). As a result, it is certain that Wangsanam's 10 million audience will be achieved. In fact, it is currently showing an overwhelming 61.7% reservation rate, showing a solid box office trend.

In response to the explosive support, Showbox said, "Thank you to everyone who has been with us from the audience to the people and from the people to friends."

At the same time, director Jang Hang-joon, as well as the "Bangsa Nam" team, including Yoo Hae-jin, Park Ji-hoon, Jeon Mi-do, Kim Min and Lee Jun-hyuk, posted photos taken with the audience. He added a message saying, "Thank you, 9 million viewers."

Park Ji-hoon is definitely considered to be the main player in the box office of "The King's Man." He became immersed in the role of Danjong and worked hard in his life to the extent that he lost 15kg of weight, igniting the word-of-mouth craze. In the end, Park Ji-hoon predicted a phenomenal career achievement in earning the modifier "10 million actors" with his first commercial film since his debut. He is surprising the public by adding the title of "10 million actors" to his brilliant career as a former child actor who appeared in the drama "Jumong" in 2006, a tear acting confrontation with the group Big Bang leader G-Dragon, and later a Wanna One after challenging Mnet's "Produce 101 Season 2" in 2017.

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