Actor Jung Kyung-ho makes his return to the screen.
On the 11th, the production team of the movie "Boss" (directed by Ra Hee-chan) revealed the casting lineup. Alongside Jung Kyung-ho, the film stars Jo Woo-jin, Park Ji-hwan, Lee Kyu-hyung, Oh Dal-su, Lee Sung-min, and Hwang Woo-seul-hye.
"Boss" is a comic action genre film that depicts the desperate competition among organization members who fiercely give up the boss position for their individual dreams ahead of selecting the next boss.
Jung Kyung-ho portrays the role of Gang-pyo, a member of the "Sikgupa" organization. As part of a violent gang, he has developed a new goal: to become a tango dancer. To pursue this dream, he turns down the position of boss.
Jo Woo-jin plays the role of Soon-tae, the organization's second-in-command and head chef of the Chinese restaurant "Mimi-ro." He gives up the boss position in the "Sikgupa" to achieve the great ambition of establishing a restaurant franchise.
Park Ji-hwan takes on the role of Ban-ho, the number three member of the "Sikgupa," who desperately wants the boss position more than anyone else. He is expected to create another life character with his irreplaceable presence.
Additionally, Lee Kyu-hyung plays Tae-kyu, an undercover police officer posing as a delivery person for "Mimi-ro." Tae-kyu is an all-around character who navigates between dual identities, adding tension to the film.
Related posters have also been unveiled. Three men appear with their faces covered, captured through a shutter. Unique props like a gas canister, a ranch hand tool, and a wooden sword spark curiosity.
A representative stated, "Boss is a film that everyone can laugh and enjoy together," adding, "It features top actors from the Republic of Korea who will unleash a powerful laughter bomb."
Meanwhile, "Boss" is set to be released this Chuseok.
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