'SEVENTEEN Special' Airing April 10 and More! Jun's Movie 'The Pye-Dog' Makes Japan Premiere on CS Eisei Gekijo

In April 2026, the CS broadcasting channel 'Eisei Gekijo' will feature a special broadcast of programs featuring the globally popular 13-member group, SEVENTEEN.

The movie 'The Pye-Dog', in which Jun appeared during his child actor days, will have its Japan premiere. Pay attention to the moving story starring Eason Chan and Jun's acting, which won him the Best Newcomer Actor Award at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Awards. The reality show 'SEVENTEEN PROJECT ~Debut Daikousen~' is a survival debut chronicle following the journey of SEVENTEEN leading up to their Korean debut in 2015. The 13 members take on five missions and a showcase on a grand stage. Be sure to check out the youthful days of SEVENTEEN!

## The Pye-Dog
★Japan Premiere on CS Eisei Gekijo, April 10 (Fri) 8:15 PM / April 20 (Mon) 1:15 PM!

2007 / Hong Kong
[Director] Derek Kwok
[Cast] Eason Chan, George Lam, Jun (SEVENTEEN), Eric Tsang, Lin Yuan, Susan Shaw

Jun, a member of the globally popular SEVENTEEN, appears from his days as a child actor! For this work, Jun won the Best Newcomer Actor Award at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Awards and was nominated for Best New Performer at the 27th Hong Kong Film Awards.

The lead role is played by Hong Kong native Eason Chan, who boasted immense popularity as a top singer even then. He plays a lonely street thug, gently and vividly embodying the delicate emotions as he connects with a boy in a similar situation, played by Jun. Supporting actors like George Lam and Eric Tsang solidify this robust, moving drama that exudes the momentum of good old Hong Kong cinema.

[Synopsis]
Chen (Eason Chan), a lonely man living in the underworld, infiltrates an elementary school as a janitor to capture the son of the culprit who killed his boss, using him as a hostage. There, Lam (Jun), a boy who has closed his heart and doesn't speak, spots Chen snooping around the school. Chen asks Lam to keep it a secret, claiming he is an undercover police officer conducting a confidential investigation.