The movie "The Man Standing Next" (directed by Woo Min-ho) has released character posters for its five main characters. Their appearances, reflecting the era, suggest a high synchronization rate with the real individuals.

Distributor SHOWBOX released the character posters for the main figures of "The Man Standing Next" on the 14th.

The released character posters feature a tense composition, including figures from the Central Intelligence Agency, the Presidential Office, and those operating in the United States, who form the core of the story.

Notably, all the posters exude a retro atmosphere, as if directly utilizing the look from when color photography first appeared in 1979.

Kim Gyu-pyeong, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the second most powerful figure who reigned above the constitution, is played by Lee Byung-hun.

"The Man Standing Next" is a film depicting the 40 days leading up to the assassination of the South Korean president in 1979, orchestrated by the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (played by Lee Byung-hun), who was known as the second most powerful figure.

With its release confirmed for the 22nd and rated for ages 15 and up, it is garnering attention as a political drama that audiences of all generations can enjoy.

(※ Tickets for stage greetings on the 22nd and 23rd are available!! We await your reservations)

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.