Ahn Bo-hyun, 'The Devil Has Come' Appears in JTBC 'Let's Eat Together' and YouTube 'Yongtaro' in Succession!

Set to be released on August 13 (Wednesday), the movie 〈The Devil Has Come〉 features Ahn Bo-hyun making powerful promotions by appearing consecutively on JTBC 〈Let's Eat Together〉 and YouTube 〈Yongtaro〉. The film centers around the story of a fortune teller (〈Im Yoon-a〉) who transforms into a devil every dawn, depicting the struggles of a young unemployed man, Gil-gu (Ahn Bo-hyun), who gets caught up in unpredictable part-time jobs. It is a devilish comedy that aims to captivate audiences with its unique plot and humor.

Through his appearance on JTBC 〈Let's Eat Together〉, Ahn Bo-hyun revealed his own culinary points while exploring Mangwon Market. Portraying the character Gil-gu, who is 'gentle and shy despite his large size,' he confidently navigated Mangwon Market, presenting a contrasting charm to prospective viewers. This portrayal has heightened audience expectations for both the film and the character.

A Special Meeting with YouTube 〈Yongtaro〉

At 6 PM today, the YouTube channel 〈Yongtaro〉 will have a session predicting the box office success of the movie 〈The Devil Has Come〉 with tarot reader Lee Yong-jin. Ahn Bo-hyun will consult about his fate during this session and share honest stories about the film. This candid communication will be a great opportunity to showcase how hard he has prepared as a new character. Especially, he has experience in various sports, raising expectations about the commonalities between himself and the character in the film.

After the premiere of the movie 〈The Devil Has Come〉, viewers have given high praise, saying, "I laughed while watching and came out crying," "It felt like I finally watched a real movie," and "Director 〈Lee Sang-geun〉's kind directing skills." With a perfect story structure and excellent direction, along with the actors' performances, this film is receiving much love and is expected to confidently hit theaters on August 13, being counted as a highly anticipated work by audiences.