Kim Seon Ho will soon star in an upcoming film, "The Childe," where he portrays a Korean-Filipino boxer.
Kim Seon Ho will soon star in an upcoming film, "The Childe," where he is set to breathe life into the "Childe," a mysterious chaser who goes after Marco , a Filipino-Korean boxer who travels back to South Korea in search of his estranged father.
Upon his arrival in Korea, Marco discovers that he is relentlessly being followed by a group of dangerous individuals, including the "Childe." The official trailer was released on Monday night, and it showcased Seon Ho's refreshing and exceptional acting prowess as he delved into the intense role. Seon Ho is best known for his roles in hit Korean drama series "Start-Up" and "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha."
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