Jeong Woon-taek (정운택)

The new film "City of Damnation" stars actors such as Jeong Joon-ho, Han Go-eun, Jeong Woong-in, Jeong Woon-taek, and Park Sang-min.

Here, Han Go-eun is in a sexy blue dress showing off her fine curves!...More

Her English speaking is perfect. Actress Han Go-eun is starting a new film in Hollywood.

In 2009, Han Go-eun will start preparing for her debut film in Hollywood. First time in Korea, an actress is going for the Korean and Canadian film.

Since her first debut even in Korea, her lovely body and face has been...More

Han Go-eun's 10th year as a movie star, she is going to be in a comic movie!

She has debuted with 1999 movie "No Sun" and her lastest work, "City of Damnation" which will be released next year January. This will be her first movie in 10 years since she has been more active in dramas.

This movie stars Han as well as Jeong Joon-ho, Jeong Woong-in, Jeong Woon-taek as melodramatic characters that have a hidden personality. Han will be a amiable police officer who is open to her expression of love. She falls for Jeong Woong-in's character. And the two will be performing a comic love relationship.

Her coworkers are surprised that this diva had this comic actress side in her. ...More

"Yoo-gam-do" ("City of Damnation") is a comic version of the HongKong movie, "Moo-gam-do".

This new film will be starring the Jeong trios- Jeong Joon-ho, Jeong Woong-in, and Jeong Woon-taek from "My Boss, My Hero" and "The Mafia, The Salesman" with the comedian, Kim Dae-hee....More

The problem with a sequel like "My Boss, My Teacher" ("Two-sabu ilchae") is that it's about the same characters and the elements of freshness are gone. The same gangsters attempt to score some academic points and help the society eliminate evil factors.

In the first installment of the gangster comedy back in 2001, Gae Doo-sik (Jeong Joon-ho) was forced to attend a high school and get away with at least the credentials to lead one of the country's leading gangster groups (these days, you have to be smart to be a gangster, and that's the key point).

At the end of the first piece "My Boss, My Hero", Doo-sik was given another order from his higher boss: go to college because the standard for gangster leaders has been raised.

That has laid out the basic premise for the sequel and in "My Boss, My Teacher", Doo-sik is attending college, something that he should be quite proud of. But he's not a good college student because his underling Sang-du (...More