Netizens rage at audiences throwing objects at Ma Dong-seok and Son Seok-gu during the stage greeting of “The Roundup”
A chaotic scene was spotted at the stage greeting of “The Roundup”
“The Roundup” is definitely the hottest movie in theaters these days. It would be such an exciting experience for moviegoers to see actors, who could only be viewed through the screen, appear in front of their eyes and greet them on the stage. However, audiences also need to have manners when greeting their favorite actors in person.
On June 4th, Internet users on Korean online communities made posts pointing out the manners of audiences who attended the stage greeting of “The Roundup”.
The post showed actors from “The Roundup” visiting a movie theater and delivering their greetings on the stage. All the main character actors of the movie, including Ma Dong-seok, Son Seok-gu, and Choi Gwi-hwa, participated in the event.
What drew attention was the accident that occurred when the actors were waving to the audience after completing their stage greeting. From the audience seat, someone suddenly threw a banner at the actors. While the actors avoided it, their bodyguards tried to restrain the audience and control the situation. However, another banner flew toward the stage.
The situation did not get any better as a dangerous scene happened. A woman threw a doll and hit the head of an actor from behind when he was leaving.
Netizens got angry seeing such chaotic situations. They reacted “No matter how happy you were when meeting the actors. Why did you throw such things at them?”, “You should be shameful of your behavior”, “What if an accident really happened?”, etc.
Meanwhile, “The Roundup” surpassed 8 million admissions in 18 days and became the first movie to reach that milestone since the pandemic.
“The Roundup” is a movie that tells about the pleasant crime eradication operation carried out by the monster detective Ma Seok-do (Ma Dong-seok) and his team headline to Vietnam to catch the villain Kang Hae-sang (Son Seok-gu). It is currently in all theaters across Korea.
Source: insight
