A new historical movie titled “The Man Who Lives With the King” has started filming, featuring a talented cast and crew. The film is directed by Jang Hang Jun, known for his diverse work in various genres; this project marks his first venture into historical drama.
The story centers on King Danjong, the sixth king of the Joseon Dynasty, who was dethroned and exiled to Yeongwol in Gangwon Province. The narrative explores his life in the remote village of Gwangcheon and the people he meets there.
The cast includes Yoo Hae Jin as the village chief, Park Ji Hoon as the young King Danjong, Yoo Ji Tae as a powerful figure of the era, and Jeon Mi Do as a loyal court lady accompanying the exiled king. Additionally, Kim Min plays the village chief’s son, with special appearances by Lee Jun Hyuk and Park Ji Hwan.
Director Jang Hang Jun expressed his excitement about the project, stating that he feels honored to work with such a talented cast and crew. He mentioned that everyone is working hard to create a meaningful and high-quality film, hoping audiences will share in the excitement for the final result.
With its compelling storyline and strong ensemble, “The Man Who Lives With the King” is anticipated to be a notable addition to historical cinema.