Actor Byun Yo-han expressed strong confidence that Roh Jae-won, who stars in "Tazza: Beelzebub's Song," boasts a high synchronization rate with the original work.

Attending the production presentation for the film "Tazza: Beelzebub's Song" held at CGV Yongsan in Seoul on the morning of the 18th, Byun said, "I loved 'Tazza: The High Rollers' so much when it came out in 2006, and I've watched all the subsequent series. While the first film centered on Goni, the second on Daegil, and the third on Ill-chool, the fourth film is a completely independent story." He added, "In particular, I think Park Tae-young, played by Roh Jae-won in this work, has a 200% synchronization rate with the character from cartoonist Huh Young-man's original work."

In response, Roh awkwardly replied, "The senior actor always only says nice things." Byun quipped back, "Not always."

"Tazza: Beelzebub's Song" is a crime film about Jang Tae-young (Byun Yo-han), who thought he had the world in his hands through an online casino business, and his best friend with the same name, Park Tae-young (Roh Jae-won), who took everything away from him, as they reunite in a global gambling arena for a showdown of revenge. It is known to be cartoonist Huh Young-man's most cherished work among the "Tazza" series.

Byun Yo-han and Roh Jae-won take on the core characters Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young, engaging in an intense acting showdown.

The film is set to be released on September 23.



(Photo: Reporter Baek Seung-chul)

(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kim Ji-hye)