Lee Jun-hyuk supports the filming of ”The Outlaws 4”... Triple Ten Million Behind-the-Scenes Photos Revealed

On the 20th, the movie "The Outlaws 4" (director: Heo Myung-hyeon) topped the weekend box office for the fourth consecutive week since its release, setting a triple 10 million record for a Korean film series (three films grossing 10 million).
The movie "The Outlaws 4" is the first Korean movie to achieve triple 10 million viewership and a total of 40 million viewership for the series, and it has been a big hit in the box office for the 4th week since its release.
This resulted in "The Outlaws 4" ranking first at the box office for 26 consecutive days since its release, and the film continues to rank first at the box office in its first five weeks of release, amid a succession of other outstanding new releases.
It is expected that advance ticket sales will not slow down and will soon surpass the final score of the previous film (The Outlaws 3) of 10.68 million.
Thanks to the audience who made such a box office record, "The Outlaws 4" is behind the scenes.
Eight photos were released. The photos give a glimpse into the atmosphere of the filming site, where the actors, director, and production crew are passionate and having fun while filming the movie "Crime City 4." First,
The members of Ma Dong Seok's regional investigation team, who are working hard to wipe out online gambling crimes, are in a laughter-filled atmosphere behind the camera, and they are also diligently monitoring each other's scenes.
Through this series, it can be felt that the Regional Investigation Team has become an even more perfect team.
Here, Ma Seok-do and Cha, who have now become an inseparable pair,
The filming site of Ng Yi Su (Park Ji Hwan), Professor Kwon Il-yeon who acted as a scene tailor, and Ma Dong Seok monitoring the scene, and the clever villain "Jang Dong-chul"
The behind-the-scenes photos released, including the filming location of Lee Dong-Hwi, who gave a passionate performance, vividly recall the scenes in the movie.
Not only that, fans will also be happy to see familiar faces from previous series.
Director Lee Sang-yeon, who directed "The Outlaws 2" (2022) and "The Outlaws 3" (2023), and "The Outlaws 4" (2024)
Lee Jun-hyuk, who plays the villain Joo Seong-cheol in "Sin City 3," also visited the set and took a commemorative photo with Ma Dong-seok, Kim Moo-yul, and director Heo Myung-haeng to show his support.
He showed an extraordinary love for the "Crime City" series.