BOSS Japanese Dub Cast Group Monaki Unveils Other-Cut Visuals
Alternate visuals and a making-of video for the Japanese dubbed version of BOSS feature Monaki members, with a two-way clear card set planned for opening day.
Alternate-cut visuals and a making-of video for the Japanese dubbed version of the Korean comedy film BOSS have been released, according to cinematoday.jp. The material features the cast group Monaki, whose members drew attention as the "black Monaki" group.
The visuals show the members in varied guises: one in a flashy leopard-print shirt, another with a cool smile, one carrying a yakuza-like air, and another who does not quite manage to play the villain. The making-of footage shows them posing as the photographer requested, moving from handsome, serious expressions to comic poses, and captures the friendly mood on set during the shoot.
From the October 23 opening day, theaters nationwide will hand out a two-way clear card set pairing the original Korean poster with the dubbed version poster, in limited quantities. The card can be separated so that each half fits into a phone case.
Korean Run and Story
In South Korea, BOSS recorded 2.44 million admissions and ranked fifth in annual box office revenue in 2025. The comedy follows the sudden death of a charismatic boss, which sets off a battle among eccentric would-be successors trying to push the succession onto one another.
Quick answers
When does BOSS open in Japan?
The film opens on October 23, 2026.
What is the opening-day theater gift?
A limited two-way clear card set pairing the original Korean poster with the dubbed version poster, which can be separated to insert into a phone case.
How did BOSS perform in South Korea?
It recorded 2.44 million admissions and ranked fifth in annual box office revenue in 2025.