[Dispatch=Lee Myung-ju Reporter] Actors Park Hae-il and Park Seo-joon will work together in director Lee Joon-ik's new film.

The production company unveiled the casting lineup for the film "Firefly" (directed by Lee Joon-ik) on the 21st. It revealed that "Park Hae-il, Park Seo-joon, and Choi Dae-hoon have confirmed their appearances."

"Firefly" tells the story of a detective trying to escape the grip of guilt by association who searches for Hwayong-myeon while pursuing the testimony of a mysterious man.

Director Lee Joon-ik will helm the project. This director has presented characters enduring hardship through films including "The King's Man," "Dongju," "Assassination," and "The Fishery Book."

This work is also a period drama. It traces an unrevealed incident over 24 years, moving between 1974 under dictatorship and 1950 immediately after the Korean War broke out.

Park Hae-il plays the mysterious man Man-seop. In 1974, he is a character who baits a detective by saying "you could achieve great results if you go to Hwayong-myeon."

Park Seo-joon plays detective Jun-gyeong, bound by the shackles of guilt by association with his path to advancement blocked. He follows the bait thrown by Man-seop seeking results and approaches the truth.

Choi Dae-hoon plays Tae-sik, the vice director of the Central Intelligence Agency. He is a character who is confident that all his actions are patriotic. He shows a side contrasting with his appearance in his previous work.

Meanwhile, "Firefly" will begin principal photography on the 27th of next month.

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