Director Lee Joon-ik, who made Korean cinematic history with his record-breaking hit film The King and the Clown, has recently wrapped up shooting for his next film.
Radio Star features the acting talents of Ahn Seong-gi and Park Joong-hoon, who previously teamed in the hit films Nowhere To Hide from 1999 and Two Cops in 1994. The comedy about a hard-to-handle rock star and his manager is drawing notice due to the track record of its director, who not only famously directed The King and the Clown but also notched a solid hit in 2003 with Once Upon a Time in a Battlefield (Hwangsanbul) and participated in such box office hits as Hi, Dharma (2001) as a producer at his production company Cineworld.
Screenwriter Choi Seok-hwan, who collaborated with LEE on the screenplay of King and Battlefield, is also returning to contribute to this project.
Radio Star has been set up as a co-production between Cineworld and AchimPictures, to be distributed locally by Cinema Service and sold internationally by co-investor CJ Entertainment. The film wrapped up three months of shooting on July 8, and is scheduled for a release in the fall season.
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