Were the actors in the occult movies ”The Tomb” and ”The Rugged Thing”? … Behind-the-scenes reveal of “casting beyond imagination”

The Korean movie ``The Buried Tomb'' is an occult mystery that depicts the strange incidents that occur to feng shui masters, morticians, and shrine maidens who receive huge sums of money to rebuild suspicious graves.
Director Jang Jae Hee was looking for a charismatic actor who could play a ``difficult'' role, and he happened to find Kim.
I got to meet Minjoon, and as soon as I saw him, I felt like ``this is the person,'' so I told him that I decided to cast him.
In addition, in order to actually embody the tall height of ``steep things'' that reach 8 shaku, domestic
He offered former basketball player Kim Byung-oh, who holds the record for the second-tallest figure in history, and created a presence that had never been seen before.
Kim Byung-oh, who is 220.8 cm tall, has transformed into a ``steep thing'' with a strange appearance.
For ``Breaking Tomb,'' he discussed every detail with the choreographer, embodying the ``difficult'' movements and perfecting the character.
Above all, the two actors worked for at least 5 hours each to complete the visuals of 'Rugged Things'.
It is known that she received makeup, which adds to the surprise. At the same time, the Japanese lines and mysterious voices that enhance the chilling atmosphere of ``The Rugged Thing'' are voiced by Japanese voice actor Rikiya Koyama and Korean voice actor, respectively.
Choi Na-gyun, who is also known for his work, accepted the role. Rikiya Koyama is known as the voice actor for the character Kogoro Mouri in the movie Detective Conan series, and Choi Na-kyun recently voiced the character Kogoro Mori in the Detective Conan movie series.
FIRST SLAM DUNK” and other songs that attracted a lot of attention. They perfectly expressed the last detail of ``Rugged Things'' and received enthusiastic responses.
The behind-the-scenes casting of ``The Rugged Thing'' has been revealed, and ``The Tomb,'' which arouses curiosity, is currently being screened at movie theaters in Korea.