TVXQ’s Yunho is currently in talks to make his big-screen debut in Japan by starring in the Japanese remake of the blockbuster Korean crime-action film The Outlaws.
On March 25, 2025, his agency, SM Entertainment, officially confirmed the news, stating,
“TVXQ’s Yunho is in discussions to appear in the project.”
While the specific details such as the film’s official Japanese title and release date have not yet been finalized, excitement is already building among fans.
If confirmed, this project will mark a significant milestone in Yunho’s career, as it will be his first-ever appearance in a Japanese film.
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The remake is based on the original 2017 Korean film The Outlaws, which became a massive box office success and launched a successful franchise.
The gritty crime thriller, known for its intense action sequences and gripping storyline, starred Ma Dong Seok (Don Lee) and Yoon Kye Sang and attracted millions of viewers.
Since its release, the Outlaws series has gained a loyal following and recorded a combined 40 million viewers across its installments, cementing its status as one of Korea’s most popular action film franchises.
While fans wait for further updates on Yunho’s casting and the film’s production schedule, the star is also gearing up for his return to the small screen.
He will soon appear in the upcoming Disney+ original office drama Low Life, adding another project to his growing acting portfolio.
Known for his charismatic stage presence as a member of TVXQ, Yunho has steadily been expanding his acting career with various roles in dramas and now looks ready to take on the silver screen in Japan.
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With his potential participation in such a high-profile remake, anticipation is high to see how Yunho will reinterpret the character in the Japanese adaptation of The Outlaws and what fresh perspective the film will bring to the original’s intense narrative.
