Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon revealed that his family's way of speaking changed after he took on the role of a king.

On the October 25th episode of tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block,' Park Ji-hoon, the star of the movie 'The Man Living with the King,' made an appearance.

Host Yoo Jae-suk asked, "Since you're playing a king, specifically King Danjong, did your family greet you differently?" Park Ji-hoon shared that his family would leave messages like 'Your Majesty King Danjong, are you tired?' and 'Have a great day!'
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon Shares How His Family's Language Changed After Taking on a Royal Role
Park Ji-hoon laughed as he said, "My family's language changed like that." Yoo Jae-suk chimed in, "That's right. Now your whole family is royalty," to which Park Ji-hoon responded with laughter, "Yes, yes."

'The Man Living with the King' tells the story of King Danjong, the 6th king of Joseon, who was dethroned and exiled to Yeongwol after a coup. The film explores the hidden stories of King Danjong and the village chief of his place of exile. The movie stars Yoo Hae-jin and Park Ji-hoon, with Park Ji-hoon receiving praise for his portrayal of the ill-fated King Danjong.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr
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