Korean actress Lim Se-mi and Japanese rising star Ayaka Miyoshi are set to ignite screens in Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub, the next installment in the Tazza film franchise based on Heo Young-man’s iconic manhwa. The two will take on pivotal roles in this film, delivering fierce performances alongside male leads Byun Yo-han and Roh Jae-won.
In the story, Byun Yo-han plays Jang Tae-young, a man whose life spirals after being betrayed by his closest friend Park Tae-young, portrayed by Roh Jae-won. Fueled by vengeance, Jang turns to gambling to settle the score. Lim Se-mi and Ayaka Miyoshi take on crucial characters entangled in this intense tale of betrayal and revenge.
Following her strong performances in the dramas My Dearest Nemesis and The Winning Try earlier this year, Lim Se-mi now steps into the role of Jang Tae-hee, Jang Tae-young’s older sister. Her character serves as the catalyst for the main conflict, a role that has been significantly expanded from the original work. Known as a “go-to” actress in both TV and film circles, Lim is expected to deliver a commanding performance that stands out even among the film’s stacked cast.
Ayaka Miyoshi, meanwhile, has been gaining attention in both Japanese cinema and TV. Widely regarded as a pro-Korea actress for her enthusiasm toward Korean culture, she rose to stardom with Alice in Borderland and participated in the Korea-Japan joint project Knuckle Girl. She was also awarded the Rising Star Award at the 2024 Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards during last year’s Busan International Film Festival.

In her first Korean commercial film appearance, Miyoshi will portray Kaneko, a key ally in Jang Tae-young’s revenge plan. The role is expected to showcase her fierce charisma and deepen her foothold in the Korean entertainment industry.
Tazza 4 is being adapted and directed by Choi Kook-hee, known for Default and Life Is Beautiful, as well as the OTT series No Way Out: The Roulette. The film is produced by Sidus and distributed by CJ ENM. Filming began in late September and is currently in full swing, with a theatrical release scheduled for the second half of next year.
Sources: Daum


