'Kingdom 2' Ju Ji-hoon "Please Support Us Despite 'Kidnapping' Filming Delay" (Interview)

[Reporter Lee Isul]

Actor Ju Ji-hoon said that the filming of his next project, "Pirab," is somewhat delayed.

On the afternoon of the 20th, Ju Ji-hoon shared various stories about the Netflix original series "Kingdom 2" (written by Kim Eun-hee, directed by Park In-je) during an online video interview.

When asked about his next project that day, Ju Ji-hoon replied, "'Pirab' is a work adapted based on a true story, inspired by the incident in the 1980s where a diplomat was kidnapped in Lebanon."

Ju Ji-hoon said, "It is a road movie format with many overseas shoots," adding, "'Kingdom 2' and 'Message' are similar. We need to show the group of people who protect and do what is right."

He continued, "The Korean film industry has been struggling recently. We were supposed to start filming right away, but it has been delayed a bit," and said, "We expect to work hard and be able to present it around next year. Please support us."

"Pirab" is directed by Kim Seong-hoon, who also directed "Kingdom" and "Tunnel," and stars Ha Jung-woo and Ju Ji-hoon.

Meanwhile, "Kingdom 2" is a mystery thriller depicting the bloody struggle of Crown Prince Lee Chang (played by Ju Ji-hoon) in Joseon, which has become a living hell as the dead rise, the greed of the Jo family seeking royal power, and the fact that no one can be trusted. It was released on Netflix on the 13th.

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