During the 1970s, Korea is under the supreme control of the President Park who controls the KCIA, the association with an edge over any part of government. The chief of KCIA, KIM Gyu-pyeong, is the apparently most forthcoming second-in-order.
Amidst rule of dread, a previous KCIA executive, PARK Yong-gak who thoroughly understands the administration's dark tasks, outcasts to the U.S. where the examination of 'Koreagate' is in progress. As the strain raises, the smothering political moving by the all second-in-order's unfurls.
The Man Standing Next endeavors this dinkiness to rework Kim through the perspective of a Shakespearean grievous legend, as a defective man enduring the slings and bolts of over the top political fortune.
It's a methodology that suitably use Lee Byung-hun's acting ability and offers a thorough retelling of occasions, yet brings about an over-burden story that takes into account history buffs at the slight cost of easygoing watchers and cinephiles.
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