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Ryu Jun-yeol to join blockbuster movie cast
Posted : 2016-01-21 17:11
Updated : 2016-01-21 18:15
Ryu Jun-yeol / Courtesy of C-Jes Entertainment
Ryu Jun-yeol / Courtesy of C-Jes Entertainment
Rising star Ryu Jun-yeol, 29, has been cast in new film "The King" with top actor Zo In-sung.

Ryu has risen to stardom with his role in TV drama "Reply 1988" on tvN.

"The King" is about a man who becomes a prosecutor to seek after power. Top actor Jung Woo-sung will also appear.

Ryu made his debut in a short film "Economic Love" in 2013. He also appeared in the popular TV drama "The Producers" last year.



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