NCT’s Jaehyun displays emotional depth with his role as death prophet from upcoming debut film You Will Die In 6 Hours; SEE PICS
NCT’s Jaehyun is all set to make his big screen debut in the film You Will Die in 6 Hours with a very intriguing role.
You Will Die in 6 Hours, the upcoming South Korean movie starring NCT’s Jaehyun and Park Ju Hyun in the lead roles, has finally confirmed its release date. Ahead of its premiere, new stills of Jaehyun have been released, who plays the character of a death prophet who predicts the demise of a girl.
In the new stills of NCT’s Jaehyun, he can be seen with a grim yet indifferent expression on his face. With a pale look on his face, he brings a piece of shocking news that sets the premise of the movie’s plot.
The actor takes on the role of the mysterious Joon Woo, who predicts people's deaths. He effectively captures the mysterious aura of the character, blending his unique dreamy atmosphere into the character. Through his expressions and the intensity of his gaze, Jaehyun leaves a strong impression, showcasing his immense potential as an actor.
Joon Woo encounters Jung Yoon (Park Joo Hyun) while crossing a crosswalk and tells her that she will die in six hours. Together, they embark on a tense six-hour journey to prevent her destined death and find the murderer.
Starring Jeong Jaehyun of NCT in the lead role alongside Park Ju Hyun and Kwak Shi Yang, You Will Die in 6 Hours is adapted from the Japanese novel 6-jikan Go ni Kimi wa Shinu by Takano Kazuaki.
Directed by Lee Yoon Seok, the story follows an individual named Jun Woo who can see the future. He approaches Jeong Yun and reveals to her that she will be stabbed to death within 6 hours on her 30th birthday. However, she does not believe his words and decides to take matters into her own hands.
Jeong Yun follows the informer to find out more about him and who her murderer could be. However, as she delves deeper into the case, she finds out that Jun Woo is linked to a series of murders. Consumed with confusion, she is now left with the question of whether he is her savior or the cause of her impending death.