Sympathy for Lady Vengeance (Movie - 2005)

• Lee Young-ae (이영애)

• Choi Min-sik (최민식)

• Kwon Ye-yeong (권예영)

• Kim Si-hoo (김시후)

• Nam Il-woo (남일우)

• Kim Byeong-ok (김병옥)

• Oh Dal-soo (오달수)

• Lee Seung-sin (이승신)

• Kim Boo-seon (김부선)

• Ra Mi-ran (라미란)

• Go Soo-hee (고수희)

• Seo Yeong-joo (서영주)

• Kim Jin-goo (김진구)

• Kim Ik-tae (김익태)

• Lee Jeong-wook (이정욱)

• Lee Byeong-joon (이병준)

• Kim Hee-soo (김희수)

• Seo Ji-hee (서지희)

• Kim Yoo-jeong (김유정)

• Choi Jeong-woo (최정우)

• Park Myeong-sin (박명신)

• Lee Yong-nyeo (이용녀)

• Kim Choon-gi (김춘기)

• Won Mi-won (원미원)

• Choi Jeong-nam (최정남)

• Choi Hee-jin (최희진)

• Jeon Seong-ae-I (전성애)

• Lee Jeong-yong (이정용)

• Ko Chang-seok (고창석)

• Oh Kwang-rok (오광록) Cameo

• Song Kang-ho (송강호) Cameo

• Sin Ha-gyoon (신하균) Cameo

• Yoo Ji-tae (유지태) Cameo

• Kang Hye-jeong (강혜정) Cameo

• Yoon Jin-seo (윤진서) Cameo

• Lee Dae-yeon (이대연) Cameo

• Ryoo Seung-wan (류승완) Cameo

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  Lee Young-ae coming back with "Dae Jang Geum 2"?
  2012/05/09, Source,
  Will Lee Young-ae be coming back with "Dae Jang Geum 2"? There are rumors going around that actress Lee Young-ae will be coming back with "Dae Jang Geum 2". Officials of a broadcasting company mentioned that, "Lee Young-ae is likely to come back with "Dae Jang Geum 2" which is being planned out to air this coming September or October. It seems that many things are being done to have Lee Young-ae back on board". In some parts of the entertainment business, they say, "Lee Young-ae is considering "Dae Jang Geum 2" as her come back project",...More

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  "Nameless Gangster" released in North America
  2012/03/28, Source,
  PREFACE "My reason for wanting to tell a story from the '80s is because I feel that the current societal climate is very similar. About 3 years ago I got a feeling that the era of my deceased father was suddenly coming back, an era in which everyone's good will is only reserved for their own survival and well being. But like my own father, I did not see these people as selfish fools, but sympathized with them. I wanted to portray these characters not as criminals who were on the wrong side of the law, but as people who tried their best to survive and thrive despite the conditions they were in. People innately follow the times they live in and those who ride it architect the next generation. The '80s in South Korea were an incredibly volatile decade in which a single person's decision could change the direction of an entire era. Following men who lived through that decade, I wanted to show that the eighties had more dramatic appeal than any other decade. I wanted to inquire whether it was the times that were changing the people, or if it was the people that were changing the times. Most of all, I hope that the audience can laugh and identify with these men who lived like kings in the face of loyalty, betrayal, and ambition".,...More

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  Park Chan-wook stalks a thriller with 'Stoker'
  2012/03/28, Source,
  LOS ANGELES - Acclaimed director Park Chan-wook, who is renowned for daring films such as "Old Boy" (2003), "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance" (2005) and "Thirst" (2009) recently wrapped production on his English-language film debut, a thriller called "Stoker". The film, which stars Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska and Matthew Goode, is slated for release later this year and there is already talk of a possible Cannes premiere. The JoongAng Ilbo met with Park in Los Angeles, where he was in the middle of post-production for the film. This is the first time he has discussed the film with the Korean media,...More

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  Four leading Korean directors working on overseas projects
  2011/11/21, Source,
  By JU Sung Chul With leading Korean directors Park Chan-wook, Bong Joon-ho, Kim Ji-woon and Ryoo Seung-wan all working on overseas productions, journalist JU Sung Chul examines the details of their projects for "Korean Cinema Today"   The year 2012 looks like it will see an unprecedented rush of Korean directors working onforeign projects. This phenomenon seems similar to the situation back in the late 1990s when Hong Kong directors John WOO, Ringo LAM, TSUI Hark, Kirk WONG and Ronny YU all directed films produced in Hollywood.What's different is that whereas they were inclined to make films only in Hong Kong's specialty genre - the action film, their Korean counterparts are expected to make films that will retains the directors' varyingstyles and sensibilities. Park Chan-wook's "Stoker" and Kim Ji-woon's "The Last Stand" are produced by Hollywood-based companies while Bong Joon-ho's "Snowpiercer" and Ryoo Seung-wan's "In Berlin" (working title) are to be co-productions,...More