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Long Live the King
Jang Se-chool is the boss of a gang. He has been in love with Kang So-hyun for the past 3 years, even though she constantly rejects him and tries to push him away. Having had enough, she tells him that she can't be with him because she wants to be the first lady of Korea.
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Jang Se-chool is the boss of a gang. He has been in love with Kang So-hyun for the past 3 years, even though she constantly rejects him and tries to push him away. Having had enough, she tells him that she can't be with him because she wants to be the first lady of Korea.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Comedy
Written By:Ryu Kyoung-sun
In Theaters:
Box Office:$7,801,577
Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Film Monster, BA Entertainment, Plus M Entertainment, Michigan Venture Capital, Content Zio
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