Man Who Lives with the King: 13.6 Million Viewers
The film 'The King and the Man' has entered the top 5 highest-grossing Korean films of all time. As of March 16th, it recorded a cumulative audience of 13,601,732, surpassing the previous records held by '12.12: The Day' (13,128,080 viewers) and 'Veteran' (13,410,000 viewers), which were the previous highest-grossing Korean films.
'The King and the Man' has now ranked 5th all-time in the Korean film box office rankings, following 'The Admiral: Roaring Currents', 'Extreme Job', 'Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds', and 'Ode to My Father'.
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The film's box office momentum remains strong, with its solid narrative and the actors' passionate performances earning consistent support from audiences of all generations, leading to high expectations for further record-breaking achievements.
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'The King and the Man' is a film set in Cheongnyeongpo in 1457, depicting the story of a village chief who volunteers to be exiled for the prosperity of his village, and a young former king who was banished from the throne.
Meanwhile, the second spot at the box office was taken by the animation 'Hoppers', followed by 'The Three Musketeers', 'Humint', and 'Pride and Prejudice'.
