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The movie 'Assassin(s)' is a mystery chase drama that begins with the question that the full story of the assassination of Ms. Yuk Young-soo in 1974 may be different from what is known.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Rae-won = The movie 'Assassin(s)' starring Park Hae-il, Yoo Hae-jin, and Lee Min-ho exceeded 1 million cumulative viewers within four days of its release.
Distributor Hive Media Corp announced that the cumulative number of viewers for 'Assassin(s)' exceeded 1.05 million on the morning of the 26th.
'Assassin(s)' is a mystery chase drama that begins with the question that the full story of the assassination of Ms. Yuk Young-soo in 1974 may be different from what is known.
Hae-jin Yoo played the role of detective Cheol-gu, Hae-il Park played the role of Jae-hwan, the head of the newspaper's social department, and Lee Min-ho played the role of Young-il, a new reporter. Director Heo Jin-ho, who directed 'Christmas in August' (1998) and 'One Fine Spring Day' (2001), took the lead.
'Assassin(s)' was released on the 23rd and ranked first in the domestic box office for three consecutive days from the opening date to the day before.
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The number of viewers for the movie ‘Assassin(s)’ will continue to increase
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