‘Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub’ The lead for the 20th anniversary finale is Byeon Yohan! Character stills and on-set stills revealed!

Actor Byeon Yohan, marking his 15th debut anniversary, throws down a fiery challenge at this coming Chuseok theater season with 〈Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub〉. The “Jang Tae-young” played by Byeon Yohan is a man whose natural instincts and sharp hunches have helped him flourish, not only at the gambling tables but also in an online casino business. Yet he fails to notice the jealousy that his close partner “Park Tae-young” has been harboring, lulled by success, and after the betrayal, he loses everything in an instant and falls. From there, fueled only by vengeance, he climbs back onto the board and starts a showdown where he puts everything on the line.

“Jang Tae-young” is the roughest, toughest character among Byeon Yohan’s filmography. The released character stills capture Jang Tae-young wielding control over the gambling table with his natural “luck” and animal-like instincts. In the on-set stills, you can feel the film’s distinctive exotic yet passionate atmosphere.

With flashy hold’em sports and a global casino as the backdrop, Byeon Yohan’s trademark, tightly packed emotional acting and his intense “schemer” instincts will foreshadow a new kind of charisma never seen before. Among the original series, Byeon Yohan said he found “The Song of Beelzebub” the most impressive and added, “I didn’t feel any sense of burden or fear. Instead, I thought I wanted to make an even better series. Director Choi Guk-hee and great actors are working together, so I felt even more reassured, and we were able to create a new series of our own.””

A series for the Chuseok holiday tradition and the final installment of the comic series by Heo Young-man, which has been loved by people in South Korea for the past 20 years, 〈Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub〉 opens this Chuseok.