Park Chan-wook, director of the film No Other Choice, which has been praised for its blend of tension and humor and the unique synergy of its actors, will appear on MBC FM4U's Noon Hope Song Kim Shin-young, and Lee Sung-min will appear on SBS's Pyun Sang-wook's News Briefing on the 30th.
No Other Choice tells the story of office worker "Mansu" (Lee Byung-hun), who felt as if he had "achieved everything" and was satisfied with his life, but was suddenly fired; the film follows his preparations for his own war toward reemployment to protect his wife and two children and to keep the home he had worked hard to acquire.
The stars of No Other Choice, which captivated theaters by surpassing 1 million viewers within five days of its release, continue a range of promotional activities. First, Park Chan-wook will appear today (29th) at 1 p.m. on MBC FM4U's Noon Hope Song Kim Shin-young live visible radio. Kim Shin-young previously appeared in the film Decision to Leave as the detective "Yeon-su," who worked with "Hae-jun," and has a special connection with Park Chan-wook, raising expectations for the fresh chemistry and rich stories the two will show.
Then Lee Sung-min will appear on the "Min Yong-jun's Cinema View" segment of SBS's Pyun Sang-wook's News Briefing at 2 p.m. on the 30th. Lee Sung-min will share various behind-the-scenes stories, from the effort to complete the role of "Beom-mo" in No Other Choice to his impressions of working with Park Chan-wook for the first time. Having shown a wide acting range with intense character portrayals in every work, attention is focused on the sincere talk Lee Sung-min will deliver.
These interesting stories and distinctive charms directly delivered by the film's leads can be seen on Noon Hope Song Kim Shin-young and Pyun Sang-wook's News Briefing.
Park Chan-wook's new film No Other Choice, which adds black comedy to the meeting of trusted actors, dramatic developments, beautiful mise-en-scène, and solid direction, is now showing nationwide.
[Photo] Provided by CJ ENM