Lee Byung-hun, Jin Sun-kyu, and Lee Ha-nee are among the domestic actors participating in the dubbing of the animated film 'The King of Kings' (directed by Jang Sung-ho), which is set for release in July.
The film 'The King of Kings' depicts a journey into the greatest story of 2,000 years ago, led by the outstanding British writer Charles Dickens and his youngest son Walter. It surpassed $60 million at the North American box office, recording the best box office performance for a domestically produced film. 'The King of Kings' revealed its dubbing cast, including Lee Byung-hun, Jin Sun-kyu, Lee Ha-nee, Yang Dong-geun, Cha In-pyo, Kwon Oh-jung, Jang Kwang, and Choi Ha-ri.
Lee Byung-hun, who has proven his unparalleled acting and presence in works such as 'The Match', 'Concrete Utopia', 'The Fortress', and the series 'Mr. Sunshine', plays the role of the great British author 'Charles Dickens'. Lee Ha-nee plays Dickens' wife 'Catherine Dickens' and 'Maria'. Jin Sun-kyu takes on the role of 'Jesus'.
Director Jang Sung-ho, who helmed the film, noted, 'I am honored to be able to complete this work with the best actors and voice actors. I am happy that the power of the original story, combined with the performances of the outstanding actors, will bring even deeper emotions to Korean audiences.'