"A Moment To Remember" made the best box-office record in Japan
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"A Moment to Remember" starring Jung Woo-sung and Son Ye-jin (Director John H. Lee, Producer Sidus FNH) recorded the best box-office among Korean movies to be released in Japan.
The movie in the seventh week since its first screening earned 2.75 billion yen of box-office profits so far, therefore, it cracked the record which "April Snow" starring Bae Yong-joon and Son Ye-jin made 2.72 billion yen.
CEO Cha Seung-jae of Sidus FNH producing "Memories of Murder", "Rikidozan" and others noted, "The film could made a great success not because of players, but the original piece was 2001's drama 'Pure Soul' produced by Japanese Yomiuri Broadcasting, so it could be well-known.
Even if the movie's screening is almost in two months, it is being shown in 200 screens. It is estimated to top 3 billion yen as the rate of audience is decreasing relatively very slowly.
The Source : Koreacontent News Team
The movie in the seventh week since its first screening earned 2.75 billion yen of box-office profits so far, therefore, it cracked the record which "April Snow" starring Bae Yong-joon and Son Ye-jin made 2.72 billion yen.
CEO Cha Seung-jae of Sidus FNH producing "Memories of Murder", "Rikidozan" and others noted, "The film could made a great success not because of players, but the original piece was 2001's drama 'Pure Soul' produced by Japanese Yomiuri Broadcasting, so it could be well-known.
Even if the movie's screening is almost in two months, it is being shown in 200 screens. It is estimated to top 3 billion yen as the rate of audience is decreasing relatively very slowly.
The Source : Koreacontent News Team
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