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Spackman Media Group Artist Son Suk-Ku To Star In Upcoming Netflix Original K-Drama, MURDEROUS TOY

  • Spackman Media Group artist Son Suk-ku is set to headline in new Netflix original K-drama, MURDEROUS TOY
  • Son Suk-ku's latest film THE ROUNDUP, a sequel film to the 2017 hit THE OUTLAWS, achieved the highest ticket sales since FROZEN 2 (2019) and maintained its #1 position at the Korean box office as of May 24
  • Son Suk-ku of Spackman Media Group topped the most popular actor in Korea for four weeks in a row, and his drama MY LIBERATION NOTES, maintained its #1 spot in TV drama rankings in Korea for three consecutive weeks as of May 24

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