Ha Jeong-woo (하정우)

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  Added new stills and video for the Korean movie "Nameless Gangster"
  2012/02/06, Source,
  Added new stills and video for the Korean movie "Nameless Gangster",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.01.27 ~ 2012.01.29
  2012/02/06,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2011.02.03 ~ 2012.02.05) Korean films held the top five spots as the local hits dominated the box office this past weekend. Chung Ji-young's "Unbowed" surprised with its thus far successful entry into the commercial circuit, but was trumped by Yoon Jong-bin new crime drama "Nameless Gangster". Korea's latest gangster flick stars Choi Min-sik and Ha Jeong-woo as a corrupt customs official and a gangster with ties to the Yukuza. Their mutually beneficial relationship begins to fall apart as the government declares its war on crime. The film held 38.90% of the tickets sales, which amounted to just under a million admissions,...More

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  "Nameless Gangster" Tops Box Office Over The Weekend
  2012/02/06, Source,
  The film "Nameless Gangster" featuring actors Choi Min-sik and Ha Jeong-woo have hit a homerun, attracting over 1 million movie-goers this past weekend. According to the Korea Film Council on February 6th, "Nameless Gangster" drew in 351,708 people on the 5th, putting it in first place for that day's ticket sales at the box office. So far, about 1,092,198 people have gone to see the movie,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Client": It was the Rope in the Colonel Mustard with the Living Room!
  2012/02/04,
  My exposure to Korean court case thrillers has been somewhat lacking since my investigation into their film industry began. Law and order, or at least the perceived existence of it, is a common point of departure for a lot of Korean films, but few tackle or focus on the theatrics of the courtroom. Sohn Young-sung's "The Client" is a new experience to me in this way as a Korean court case is played out with, unfortunately, little expressed knowledge of the genre and its need for internal logic and believability,...More