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  Jang Dong-gun to co-star with Zhang Ziyi, Cecilia Cheung
  2011/09/23, Source,
  Actor Jang Dong-gun will appear in a melodrama opposite Chinese actresses Zhang Ziyi and Cecilia Cheung. The three Asia superstars are set to appear together in Hur Jin-ho's "Dangerous Liaisons", for which production begins at the end of the month. The movie is based on the 18th-century French novel of the same name. It is about a risque love triangle between one man and two women and will take place in 1930s Shanghai for this film adaptation. Director Lee Jae-yong previously directed a version set in the 18th-century Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910) starring Bae Yong-joon, Jeon Do-yeon and Lee Mi-sook,...More

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  Sino cinema strikes back with costs for Hong Kong
  2011/04/05, Source,
  A scene from "Aftershock", a mainland China-Hong Kong co-production that was the highest grossing Asian film in 2010 Koreans, mainlanders should learn from Cantonese filmmakers' mistakes' Hong Kong cinema's golden age waned as it saw too many movies featuring the same stars and stories. "South Korea is going through the same thing, and I fear the mainland will soon, too". By  Lee Hyo-won HONG KONG - In the South Korean remake of "A Better Tomorrow", Song Seung-heon made a point of wearing dark shades and a long camel-colored raincoat for the part immortalized by Chow Yun-fat,...More

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  Jeong looks to China beyond Hollywood
  2010/10/11, Source,
  Korean heartthrob Jeong Woo-seong, right, and Michelle Yeoh in a scene from John Woo's "Reign of the Assassins". Su Chao-bin co-directed the film, which is showing at the ongoing Pusan (Busan) International Film Festival, before opening in theaters nationwide on Oct. 14. /Courtesy of SBS Contents Hub By Lee  Hyo-won As Asia's leading cinema event, the Pusan (Busan) International Film Festival (PIFF), whose 15th edition opened Thursday, most appropriately showcases the latest trends, including most notably the ever-expanding influence of Sino-cinema,...More

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  Jeong Woo-seong to advertise Guinness Beer
  2010/07/22, Source,
  Korean actor Jeong Woo-seong [photographed by Lee Ki-bum/Asia Economic Daily] Korean actor Jeong Woo-seong will be lending his starpower to advertise Guinness beers, which produces world-famous dry stout beers. This is the first time that the Irish beermaker has hired an Asian star to promote the brand, perhaps in a bid to seize Korea's alcoholic drinks market,...More