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Hwang Jung-min continues filming his next project amid stalking trial; Lee Sung-min offers support, calling it a "top team"

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Kim Nayeon

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/Photo=Social media post from a coffee truck company
/Photo=Social media post from a coffee truck company

Actor Hwang Jung-min is currently filming his upcoming project, and actor Lee Sung-min sent a coffee truck to show his support.

On the 20th, a social media post from a coffee truck company revealed photos of a coffee truck sent by Lee Sung-min to the filming site of Hwang Jung-min's next film, "A House Worth Living In."

The coffee truck bore messages such as: "We support 'A House Worth Living In,' a film created by actor Hwang Jung-min and his top team, hoping it will be completed as an excellent work," "Actor Hwang Jung-min, fighting today too," and "We look forward to seeing 'A House Worth Living In,' made by good people, as a wonderful work."

Hwang Jung-min is currently in the midst of filming "A House Worth Living In." The film is the latest work by director Eom Tae-hwa, whose previous film "Concrete Utopia" was recognized for both box office success and artistic merit, with Hwang Jung-min starring in the lead role.

Meanwhile, Judge Kim Young-a of the Goyang Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court sentenced individual A to a fine of 6 million won on the 8th for violating the Stalking Punishment Act and other charges. Prior to this, the Prosecution Service had requested a fine of 10 million won against A during the closing arguments.

Subsequently, the Prosecution Service filed an appeal against the first-instance ruling, and individual A also submitted an appeal on the 10th, placing the case under review by the appellate court.

Sam Company, Hwang Jung-min's agency, stated after the first-instance sentencing: "We are planning all legal measures regarding the dissemination of false facts and the malicious editing, disclosure, and distribution of recordings," adding that "stalking behavior that threatens others' lives cannot be justified for any reason."

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