Jang Hang-jun, director of 'The Roundup', appears on news program as a '10 million viewer' director.

Director Jang Hang-jun of the film "The Man Who Lived with the King," which surpassed 10 million viewers, will appear on news channels to express his gratitude to the audience.

Director Jang Hang-jun is scheduled to appear on Yonhap News TV's "News Prime" at 6:55 PM on the 11th, SBS's "News Hunters" at 7:00 PM, and MBC's "Newsdesk" at 7:40 PM. Additionally, he will make a joint appearance with actor Yoo Ji-tae on KBS 1TV's "Newsline W" at 10:50 PM on the 13th to discuss the film in depth.

The film "The Man Who Lived with the King" is set in Cheongnyeongpo in 1457 and tells the story of a village chief who volunteers to be exiled to revitalize his village, and a young former king who was banished from the throne. It has surpassed 10 million viewers in just 31 days since its release and is a box office success.

Meanwhile, the computer graphics (CG) of the tiger, which became a point of controversy in the film, will be revised. The production team stated that there was insufficient time for CG work due to the earlier release date, and that they are continuing the work with consideration for ancillary rights and releases on other platforms.

Actor Park Sang-myun will appear in the play "Pink Truck," based on Director Jang Hang-jun's original work. This play deals with the story of fraud victims tracking down a con artist, and Park Sang-myun will play the role of a middle-aged man who becomes enraged after being scammed. The play "Pink Truck" will be performed at the Starlight Hall in Daehangno, Seoul, from May 1st to May 31st.