”Cross”: Hwang Jung Min and Yum Jeong A star in this action movie about a married couple, with a car chase

On the 22nd, Netflix released nine press stills for the movie "Cross" (director: Lee Myung-hoon), raising expectations. "Cross" is about a man who hides his past from his wife and lives as a veteran househusband.
The story revolves around Gang-moo (played by Hwang Jung Min), a former agent who is a criminal undercover detective, and Mi-seon (played by Yeom Jeong A), an ace of the crime unit who misunderstands her husband's secret, and they both get caught up in a huge incident.
It is an entertaining action movie that tells the story of a married couple. The released stills include everything from the relationship between Kang-moo and Mi-seon to the thrilling mutual support and the filming site where you can feel the passion of the two actors.
First, Gang-moo approaches the sleeping Mi-seon mischievously, and the scene where Gang-moo sees off Mi-seon who arrives to work shows the couple's happy morning.
Although Gang-moo's appearance may seem ordinary, it makes us think about the special daily life of the two. The unusual chemistry between Gang-moo and Mi-seon as a married couple and the hilarious tiki-taka are also highlights of "Cross."
Hwang Jung Min, who will be playing the husband, and Yeom Jeong A, who will be playing the ace detective who beats even the most violent crimes unit, are expected to provide fresh entertainment by taking on roles that are the complete opposite of the husband-wife roles commonly seen in previous dramas.
Meanwhile, the stills of Gang-moo and Mi-seon, who are both gun wielding, feature scenes of a tense marriage. Gang-moo, who appears to be a veteran househusband who supports his wife, is actually a former national security officer.
He is a man who hides his past as a special agent of the Intelligence Command, and Mi-seon is a former national shooting representative who won a silver medal at the Asian Games.
The sight of Mi-seon holding a firearm instead of a medal raises the question of what incident has shaken the peaceful daily lives of the couple.
As can be seen in the stills, "the choreography-like glamor
"There will be some intense 'cross' action scenes," (Hwang Jung Min) and "There will be some action scenes with guns and other physical actions, so we put in a lot of effort," (Yeom Jeong A) were comments that were mutually exclusive.
The film will stimulate curiosity about the cross-action between the two characters who protect and defend. Director Lee Myung-hoon said, "There will be a wide variety of action scenes, from couple action scenes to car chases.
The film "Cross" will be released on Netflix on August 9th.