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Cha Seung-won, Ra Mi-ran to play husband and wife in action comedy

A family that gathers at a hospital to visit a sick relative becomes caught up in a terrorist attack. Three generations of the family — from grandfather to father to son — are former Marines. Director Won Shin-yun is telling the story of this unusual family in his new film, “Family Force.” Won, who has showcased action in films including “The Battle: Roar to Victory” and “The Suspect,” is…

Cha Seung-won, Ra Mi-ran to play husband and wife in action comedy

Cha Seung-won and Ra Mi-ran are set to portray a married couple in the upcoming action comedy film, "Family Force." The movie revolves around a family gathered at a hospital to visit a sick relative, who then find themselves caught up in a terrorist attack. Three generations of the family, spanning from grandfather to father to son, are all former Marines.

Director Won Shin-yun is weaving together the themes of family relationships and comedy in this film. Known for his work in action films such as "The Battle: Roar to Victory" and "The Suspect," Won Shin-yun brings his expertise to "Family Force." The setting for the film is a sprawling hospital in Seoul, where the story unfolds as the family faces off against a multinational terrorist group.

At the heart of this family dynamic are Cha Seung-won and Ra Mi-ran, who bring their marriage to life on screen. Cha plays Cheol-du, the family's stalwart Marine master sergeant with a motto of "Once a Marine, always a Marine." He makes his way to the hospital to check on his father, only to find himself in the thick of the action alongside his wife and son.

Ra Mi-ran portrays Ye-bun, Cheol-du's wife, and the emotional core of this three-generation Marine family. Their everyday interactions and on-screen chemistry promise to be a significant aspect of the film's appeal.

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