Hong Dao, Tsuyoshi Ihara, And Stephanie Lee Add New Twists To The Global Gambling Game In “Tazza 4”

The film “Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” has unveiled new stills introducing its international cast of characters!

Returning with a new chapter after six years, “Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” follows Jang Tae Young (Byun Yo Han), who thought he had everything after building a thriving online casino empire, until his best friend Park Tae Young (Roh Jae Won) takes it all away. When fate reunites them in the world of global gambling, the former friends face off in a high-stakes game of revenge.

The film takes its high-stakes gambling games across Vietnam, Japan, and South Korea, bringing together actors representing each country.

Vietnamese veteran actress Hong Dao plays Chairwoman Thao, who runs a massive business empire. A woman who genuinely enjoys the thrill of competition, Thao treats even the most important decisions in her life like a game.

Looking back on being offered a role in a Korean film, Hong Dao said, “It was a great joy and honor.” Since she had no prior experience with card games, she shared that she learned the rules from scratch and even practiced handling chips for the role. She joked that she practiced so much that even her family eventually became accustomed to hearing cards and chips being shuffled around the house.

Japanese actor Tsuyoshi Ihara plays Chairman Sasaki, the head of a Japanese corporation and a former yakuza member. While Sasaki appears calm and composed at the table, he is actually a high-stakes gambler who is willing to wager more than anyone else and put everything on the line.

Tsuyoshi Ihara revealed that he watched all three previous “Tazza” films after being offered the role. Drawn to the series, he decided to join the film. Having mostly played more virtuous characters in recent years, he also shared that he went the extra mile to capture Sasaki’s intimidating presence. At director Choi Kook Hee’s request, he even filmed and sent over footage of himself practicing small details of the character, such as slicking back his hair, as part of his preparation.

Model-turned-actress Stephanie Lee transforms into Linda Park, a savvy lobbyist who connects Jang Tae Young with high-profile gamblers in Vietnam while brokering deals behind the scenes. With both charm and sharp business instincts, Linda Park is expected to add another layer of tension to the global gambling world Tae Young finds himself drawn into.

“Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” will premiere on September 23.

In the meantime, watch the 2019 film “Tazza: One Eyed Jack”:

WATCH NOW

  • Related Posts

    Watch: BOYNEXTDOOR Takes 1st Win For “ANIMAL” On “M Countdown”; Performances By KickFlip, Hwang Minhyun, And More

    BOYNEXTDOOR has won their first music show trophy for “ANIMAL”! On the October 8 episode of “M Countdown,” the candidates for first place were BOYNEXTDOOR’s “ANIMAL” and i-dle’s Soyeon’s “I’m…

    Watch: “The Devil’s Plan Season 3” Reveals 16 Contestants For Its Strongest Lineup Yet

    “The Devil’s Plan Season 3” has announced its strongest lineup yet! On October 8, Netflix announced the lineup for “The Devil’s Plan Season 3,” featuring 16 contestants, including some of…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    McCormick backs S. Korea's greater role in US shipbuilding, urges faster investment

    McCormick backs S. Korea's greater role in US shipbuilding, urges faster investment

    Watch: BOYNEXTDOOR Takes 1st Win For “ANIMAL” On “M Countdown”; Performances By KickFlip, Hwang Minhyun, And More

    Watch: BOYNEXTDOOR Takes 1st Win For “ANIMAL” On “M Countdown”; Performances By KickFlip, Hwang Minhyun, And More

    Watch: “The Devil’s Plan Season 3” Reveals 16 Contestants For Its Strongest Lineup Yet

    Watch: “The Devil’s Plan Season 3” Reveals 16 Contestants For Its Strongest Lineup Yet

    Ruling party lawmaker may miss audit of Korean missions in Americas after failing to obtain US visa

    Ruling party lawmaker may miss audit of Korean missions in Americas after failing to obtain US visa

    Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson wins Nobel Prize in literature

    Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson wins Nobel Prize in literature

    Coupang challenges record W624.7b privacy fine in court

    Coupang challenges record W624.7b privacy fine in court