The behind-the-scenes of the dazzling voiceovers by actors Lee Byung-hun, Jin Seon-kyu, Lee Ha-nui, and Yang Dong-geun in the Korean animated film 'The King of Kings' has been captured.

On the 30th, the production team of the film 'The King of Kings' (directed by Jang Seong-ho, produced by Mopax Studio, distributed by Distation, jointly distributed by Cites) released the voiceover footage featuring Lee Byung-hun, Jin Seon-kyu, Lee Ha-nui, and Yang Dong-geun.

'The King of Kings' is a global hit K-animation depicting a journey into the greatest story 2,000 years ago, featuring the excellent British author Charles Dickens and his youngest son Walter. The film 'The King of Kings', which has garnered expectations with a voice cast lineup of leading South Korean actors, has revealed its Korean voiceover set. The newly released 'Voice of Kings: Behind the Scenes' footage includes interviews with the actors expressing their affection for the characters they portrayed and the reasons for participating in the project, along with vivid scenes from the voiceover set.

First, Lee Byung-hun, who plays the character 'Charles Dickens', noted, "I found it interesting that it's an animation that tells a story to the audience and children," adding, "It's a story of love in a broad sense conveyed by a historical figure, and I thought it could be a great opportunity since there are not many projects among my films that can be enjoyed with children," expressing a special affection for the work that the whole family can enjoy. He also revealed, "I contemplated how to express Western characters naturally in Korean," showcasing delicate efforts to overcome language and cultural barriers.

Jin Seon-kyu, who plays 'Jesus', stated, "I made the greatest effort to convey my true feelings through voice alone," and mentioned that there was deep contemplation in expressing such a symbolic character through voice. He continued, "It's amazing that a work that created a stir in North America was made with pure South Korean technology," praising the completeness of 'The King of Kings'.

Lee Ha-nui, who portrays 'Catherine Dickens', the wife of Charles Dickens and mother of Walter, said, "I am truly proud that it's a 100% South Korean-made work, and I felt a sense of wonder at its completeness. I was completely captivated," conveying her deep affection for the film. Yang Dong-geun, playing 'Peter', remarked, "The scene of walking on water in the film will remain a masterpiece realized with K technology," praising the technical prowess and direction of the work.

The Korean voiceover version of 'The King of Kings', featuring the reliable voice acting of prominent South Korean actors like Lee Byung-hun, Jin Seon-kyu, Lee Ha-nui, and Yang Dong-geun, can be seen in theaters nationwide along with the subtitled version starting July 16.

[Photo] Provided by Distation.

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