The 20-year-old "Tazza" film series is meeting audiences for its final installment, "The Song of Beelzebub".

Byun Yohan, who plays the lead role, introduced that the movie depicts the essential nature of humans, such as desire and betrayal.

["Do you know who the luckiest bastard is, even more than the guy with the good hand?"]

Opening on the 23rd of next month, "Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub" tells the story of Jang Taeyoung, who successfully builds an online casino business, only to have everything taken away by a friend and subsequently sets out for revenge.

The film is based on the Texas hold'em game played with playing cards.

Byun Yohan, who plays Jang Taeyoung, reportedly trained every day to the point where he could engage in psychological warfare even when competing against professional hold'em players.

Unlike previous entries that shared a connected universe, this final film concluding the Tazza series is said to be a standalone story.

He added that even those who have not seen the previous films can fully enjoy it, as it deals with the fundamental aspects of human nature such as desire, betrayal, and instinct, making it accessible to audiences of all ages.

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