Lee Min Ho plays a young journalist trying to uncover the truth behind the mystery of a shocking shooting in South Korean history in the latest film, The Assassin(s). Directed by Hur Jin Ho, the film tells the story behind the assassination attempt on the First Lady of South Korea on August 15, 1974.
According to Zapzee, Monday, August 3, 2026, production house Hive Media Corp. has released several new photos showcasing Lee Min Ho's character as Young Il, a rookie reporter determined to uncover the truth.
The film highlights the unanswered questions and hidden forces behind the shooting incident that shocked the public at the time. Young II is a reporter for the Dongseong Daily newspaper , known for his passion, courage, and high ideals.
While covering South Korea's Independence Day ceremony, he unexpectedly witnesses the shooting. At the scene, Young Il also witnessed an innocent bystander become a victim of the tragedy that shook the nation.
This experience prompted him to further investigate the various anomalies and facts that had never been revealed to the public. New photos show Young Il busy searching for any clues that might lead him to the truth.
With his tie loosened and his sleeves rolled up, he appears to be deep in thought as he tries to solve the mystery behind the case. Another image shows Young Il at a press conference, his gaze sharp and his expression confident.
His image reflects a reporter willing to take risks to uncover the truth behind this historic event. After previously succeeding in various popular Korean dramas such as The Legend of the Blue Sea, Pachinko, and Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy.
Lee Min Ho once again showcases his acting transformation through the film The Assassin(s), portraying a journalist who persistently pursues the truth in a stressful situation. The Assassin(s) will be released in theaters to coincide with the Chuseok holiday in Korea this year.
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