Park Seo-joon, update after two months.. Immediately after finishing a project, he starts filming again: "I will have fun"

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Actor Park Seo-joon shared his recent activities via SNS for the first time in about two months and announced that he is beginning filming for his next project.

On the 28th, Park Seo-joon posted several recent photos on his SNS with the message: "Long time no see. Did you have a good holiday?" This is his first post since July 3, approximately two months later.

Park Seo-joon stated, "I just finished filming 'I Am Guilty' and am now on my way to start filming 'Firefly'," adding, "It's been a short break, but I will have fun with it." He further added, "The photos are just random. Oh, thank you so much for the 15th-anniversary wishes. Until the 20th anniversary," expressing gratitude to his fans.

The released photos feature various recent updates from Park Seo-joon, who is celebrating his 15th debut anniversary, drawing attention.

Recently, Park Seo-joon completed filming for the Disney+ original series "I Am Guilty." Set in a lawless city during the 1980s when redevelopment fever was at its peak, "I Am Guilty" is a crime action noir about the era's demon "Ppang-i" and survivalist gang member "Ssaeng-dak," who risk their lives for one big score to turn their fortunes around. Park Seo-joon plays Ppang-i, an infamous villain embodying the desires of the times, promising a radical acting transformation. Eom Tae-gu and Jo Hye-joo are also cast, and the series is scheduled to be released on Disney+ in 2027.

Without even a moment to catch his breath, Park Seo-joon has begun filming director Lee Jun-ik's new movie "Firefly." "Firefly" tells the story of detective Jun-gyeong, who wants to escape the shackles of the 1974 system of collective punishment, following the words of an unidentified man named Man-seop to a fictional village called Hwayong-myeon. This period drama traces the truth behind an event hidden for 24 years, moving between 1974 under dictatorship and 1950 when the Korean War broke out.

Park Seo-joon plays Jun-gyeong, a detective whose promotion and career advancement were blocked due to the collective punishment system. Park Hae-il portrays Man-seop, an enigmatic figure who leads Jun-gyeong into the center of the incident, while Choi Dae-hoon takes on the role of Taesik, deputy director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency. Notably, "Firefly" is highly anticipated as director Lee Jun-ik's first feature film in five years since "The Admiral: Roaring Currents."

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