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Hit director Jang Hang-jun returns with cheeky audition talk show

Director Jang Hang-jun — who recently joined the elite "10-million-viewer club" with his blockbuster hit "The King's Warden" — is making his return with "The Great Hang-jun," an SBS audition-concept talk show centered around him. The cheeky audition talk show, where he pitches "unrefusable offers" to top-tier actors, is officially kicking off. Jang, who sparked a nationwide sensation this year…

Hit director Jang Hang-jun returns with cheeky audition talk show

Renowned filmmaker Jang Hang-jun, whose recent blockbuster "The King's Warden" captured the attention of more than 10 million viewers, is set to return to the spotlight with a new talk show titled "The Great Hang-jun." This SBS production is a cheeky audition-themed program where the director himself offers unrefusable acting roles to some of the industry's top talent.

Jang, who recently celebrated a national sensation after "The King's Warden" surpassed 16.93 million box office hits, jokingly addressed hosting a show named after himself during a press conference. He quipped, "Just because my name is in the title doesn't mean I feel a heavy burden. My mindset is more like, 'Well, it'll work out somehow.'"

The production team, comprising sharp-witted individuals with prestigious educational backgrounds, played a significant role in making the show a success, according to Jang. He emphasized, "I would’ve been overwhelmed doing this alone, but having Kim Poong and Song Eun-i by my side made it really fun." It is important to clarify, however, that Jang did not direct the show; producer Lee Dong-won spearheaded the project.

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