'Confidential Assignment 2’ gets fall release date with stellar star cast
The second edition of ‘Confidential Assignment’ revealed its poster with cast list and release date
Confidential Assignment, a crime and action based Korean movie which originally released on January 14, 2017, is set to release to international audiences this fall with a stellar star cast.
The second edition of the movie welcomes two new stars, with Daniel Henney and Jin Sun Kyu.
The plot line of the movie continues with a North Korean officer and a South Korean officer teaming up to catch a criminal who has fled from the North to the South.
Hyun Bin plays the role of Rim Chul Ryung, a North Korean special investigation officer. Yoo Hae Jin portrays Kang Jin Tae, a South Korean detective, reported Pinkvilla.
American model and actor Daniel Henney is set to play the role of Jack, an FBI detective from the United States, while Jin Sun Kyu plays the role of Jang Myung Joon, the leader of a criminal organization.
Girls’ Generation’s YoonA will also reprise her role of Park Min Young, the sister-in-law of Kang Jin Tae, as per Pinkvilla.
The movie is directed by Kim Sung Hoon and will hit the theatres sometime in September 2022.
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