Bong Joon-ho's 'Mickey 17' will be released in Korea for the first time in the world next month...Robert Pattinson's First Visit to Korea

Director Bong Joon Ho, ⓒ OSEN

Director Bong Joon-ho's film 'Mickey 17' has confirmed its Korean release for the first time in the world. As a result, "Mickey 17" kept its promise to be the first to show the film to Korean audiences earlier than the global release scheduled for March 7.

In addition, actor Robert Pattinson, who played Mickey, will meet Korean media and fans in person on Jan. 20 in Korea, and Mickey 17's global promotional activities will also begin in Korea.

{Mickey 17' is a movie that depicts an unpredictable story of Mickey 18's printing, thinking he was dead, during the 17th death crisis.

ⓒWarner Bros. Korea

Robert Pattinson, who has been receiving enthusiastic responses to his acting transformation and performance since the release of the trailer with the two "Mickeys" who look like two one-man roles, visits Korea for the first time to promote this work. Rumor has it that this visit to Korea was decided by Robert Pattinson's strong will to come to Korea, director Bong Joon-ho's home country, despite his busy schedule filming his next film.

Director Bong Joon-ho and Robert Pattinson will meet with the Korean media after the Footage screening of "Mickey 17" to share various stories about "Mickey 17" and meet with fans in person, including stage greetings.

The movie will premiere in Korea on Feb. 28 this year.

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