Korean actor Park Hyung Sik has been confirmed to star in a new legal movie.
On July 8, a new movie 'Jurors' (literal title) revealed that it has started filming the movie starring Park Hyung Sik and actress Moon So Ri.
'Jurors' is based on the first-ever national public trial that was held in 2008.
The story is about eight ordinary citizens who become part of the trial's jury and their journey of uncovering the truth behind the case.
The eight jurors will try to bring justice to light in their own ways.
Park Hyung Sik will be playing the role of 'Kwon Nam-woo', who unexpectedly gets chosen as the last juror on a very important day for his business.
After the first read-through, Park Hyung Sik commented, "I've always valued my first step. I feel grateful to be leading this film with a great story and amazing senior actors/actresses. I promise that I will do my best."
Until recently, Park Hyung Sik led the Korean remake of an American legal drama television series 'Suits' as a rookie lawyer.
A lot of viewers praised Park Hyung Sik for superbly pulling off his character.
This time, he will be entering the courtroom as a juror instead of a lawyer, and many people are looking forward to seeing him play another one of his great acting.
'Jurors' began its shooting on July 7, but the release date has not been announced yet.
(Lee Narin, Credit= CGV ARTHOUSE)
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