The latest stills from the highly anticipated movie High Five spotlight the remarkable on-screen chemistry between veteran actor Shin Goo and rising star Park Jin-young, both playing the dual role of the villain Young-choon. Directed by Kang Hyung-chul and produced by Annapurna Film, High Five is gaining buzz for its unique story about five individuals who acquire superpowers through organ transplants.
These newly released stills highlight the incredible synchronization between Shin Goo’s portrayal of the aged Young-choon and Park Jin-young’s youthful version, following a rejuvenation triggered by a superpower that absorbs youth. Fans and critics alike are praising the visual and emotional connection between the two performances, which bring depth to a character obsessed with eternal life.
Park Jin-young, who appears in the second half of the film, meticulously studied Shin Goo’s mannerisms, speech, and posture to deliver a consistent and authentic performance. His dedication included recording and repeatedly practicing Shin Goo’s voice, ensuring a seamless transition between the older and younger versions of Young-choon.
The film, which also stars Lee Jae-in, Ahn Jae-hong, Ra Mi-ran, Kim Hee-won, Yoo Ah-in, and Oh Jung-se, continues to receive positive reviews for its original concept and powerful character portrayals. High Five is now playing in theaters nationwide.
