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Born in 1970. LEE graduated from Hanyang University majoring in film and theatre. He worked as an assistant director for < Love Story > (1996) and < My Heart > (1999) directed by veteran director BAE Chang-ho. LEE also wrote the screenplay for < The Garden of Heaven > (2003, directed by LEE Dong-hyun). LEE made his directorial debut with < Lover’s Concerto > (2002) and second film < Almost Love > (2006). LEE is a director who knows how to capture the affectionate and miraculous moments love brings to people.Source Open the link
Scriptwriter ) My Love (내 사랑 - 2007) |
My Love (내 사랑 - 2007) |  Almost Love (청춘만화 - 2006) |  Lover's Concerto (연애소설 - 2002) |
Almost Love (청춘만화 - 2006) |  Garden of Heaven (하늘정원 - 2003) | Lover's Concerto (연애소설 - 2002) |
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 By Lee Hyo-wonStaff Reporter Following the footsteps of "Radio Dayz", "Once Upon a Time" and "The Good, the Bad, the Weird" comes "Modern Boy", another purely entertainment-driven movie set during the Japanese colonial era (1910-45). Gyeongseong, the name of Seoul at the time, is home to flamboyant flappers (so-called "modern boys and girls"), radio stars and charming bandits who aren't necessarily working for Korea's independence. The symbolic power of cinema is extensive, as it often showcases a given country's aesthetics, technical achievements and entertainment factors, and moreover portrays to varying degrees its cultural, historical and social values. Period pieces in particular become the subject of scrutiny as they speak for the shared history of a people. A Japanese newspaper made a misleading report about "Modern Boy" and the above-mentioned Gyeongseong movies in January this year. Katsuhiro Kuroda, managing editor of Sankei Shimbun's Seoul branch, announced "the ...| More | |||||||||
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Kim Nam-gil who has been filming as "Lee Han" will be joining this movie. This new movie set in the Chosun era contains the creative idea that the genious artist Sin Yoon-bok is actually a woman!...| More | |||||||||
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 Korean production company KM Culture has announced plans to make a sequel to the popular romantic comedy "200 Pounds Beauty".A script is currently being written by LEE Han I, the screenwriter responsible for the TV drama "Bodyguard". In the sequel, the main character Hanna once again gains weight and struggles to establish herself as a real singer. The director and main cast for the film have yet to be determined, although actress KIM Ah-joong has expressed an interest in seeing the completed script. The announcement is one in a long list of popular Korean films for which sequels are being planned. Production house Chungeorahm is readying a follow-up to Korea's box office record holder "The Host", with a script written by well-known comic writer Kang Pool and a planned budget exceeding $11 million. Other films with sequels in the works include "Tazza: The High Rollers" ("The War of Flower")and "Le Grand Chef". "200 Pounds Beauty" was released in December 2006 and ulti...| More | |||||||||
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| In the midst of sequels being planned for The War of Flower and Le Grand Chef, there is also a sequel being planned for '200 Pounds Beauty', which reached 6.62 million viewers last year. The producing group of the movie, KM Culture, has revealed that they are currently making a scenario due to overflowing requests from fans. Writer Lee Han I, who also wrote the drama "Bodyguard", starring Cha Seung-won, is writing the scenario. The main plot is that Hanna has "yo-yo syndrome". It is expected to contain events that happen to Hanna, who is gaining weight again after turning from a fat woman to a beauty with plastic surgery and dieting. Writer Lee has added, "The plan is that Hanna will gain weight again but will be recognized as a true singer. But we will add the element of comedy and will highlight the first movie, which was a comedy but had a message to society". The basic framework is that Hanna, who has become fat again, tries to lose weight, but ultimately realizes that...| More | |||||||||
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Time now to check on the week's new movies.
From Hollywood comes a fantasy based on a bestselling novel and as for domestic fare we have a cheeky story about a very confident woman. Here is Lee Jeewon. We begin this week with "The Golden Compass", based on a bestselling and award-winning book of the same title. The book is the first of author Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy set in an alternative world where people's souls appear as demons. The epic story begins when a teenage girl named Lyra tries to rescue a friend kidnapped by a mysterious organization. Newcomer Dakota Blue Richards stars as the main character playing alongside screen heavyweights, including Nicole Kidman. Now if you're a fan of Han Yeseul you can't miss the next film "Miss Gold Digger". Han plays Sin Misoo, a successful career woman with looks, skills and the determination to get any guy she wants. Misoo can turn into just about any man's dream girl and she proves it by going out with four m...| More | |||||||||
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