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Debut: MBC 24th TV Actor Contest (1994)Source Open the link
 Hand Phone (핸드폰 - 2009) As : Anonymous man, Jeong Yi-gyu (익명의 남자, 정이규)
|  Once Upon a Time (원스 어폰 어 타임 - 2008) As : Swindler Oh Bong-goo (사기꾼 오봉구)
|  Changing Partners (지금 사랑하는 사람과 살고 있습니까? - 2007) |  Beautiful Sunday (뷰티풀 선데이 - 2007) As : Detective Kang (강 형사)
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 The World of Silence (조용한 세상 - 2006) |  My Piano (호로비츠를 위하여 - 2006) |  My Scary Girl (달콤, 살벌한 연인 - 2006) |  The Art of Seduction (작업의 정석 - 2005) As : Cameo
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 Blood Rain (혈의 누 - 2004) |  Superstar Mr. Gam (슈퍼스타 감사용 - 2004) As : Cameo
|  Terms of Endearment (애정의 조건 - 2004) |  Lover's Concerto (연애소설 - 2002) As : Cameo
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 Musa (무사 - 2001) |  Ditto (동감 - 2000) |  Shiri (쉬리 - 1999) |
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 In a news conference on June 15 after the premiere of the movie "Bronze Medalist", actress Jo An said she tried her best to get rid of her pretty looks. Jo plays a heavyweight lifter in the movie who competes for the gold medal in the Olympics against all odds. She said, "After being on TV for a long time, I've acquired a habit of looking pretty. But I tried to appear the opposite way for the movie".Jo gained 7 kg for the movie to better portray her role. She said, "When I showed the photos of me looking big, Park Yong-woo said I didn't look ugly enough. So I did my best to look as ugly as possible". "Bronze Medalist" is a movie about heavyweight lifting coach Lee Ji-bong (played by Lee Beom-soo), who was once an Olympic bronze medal winner but had to work as a bar waiter because of an injury, and later took a job as a coach at a junior high school for girls. It is based on a real-life story about students from a rural area who won gold medals at a national competition. Lee Beom...| More | |||||||||||||||
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"My Scary Girl"ㆍ"Attack the Gas Station!"ㆍ"Radio Star"
Many musicals based on films have been staged in the past few years, leading to the coining of the new term "movical". The phenomenon is expected to continue this spring as three creative musical productions based on film adaptations will open next month. "My Scary Girl", based on the same-titled Korean film that starred Choi Kang-hee and Park Yong-woo, opens March 6 at the Chungmu Art Hall. It's a love story between "Daewoo", a 30 year old college English instructor who has never yet dated a girl, and a mystery girl named "Mina", who murders without blinking an eye. It's a romantic comedy but the uniquely clownish characters and wacky storyline delivers hearty amusement. Two multi-role actors will play Mina's ex-boyfriend, a ghost and other parts in the musical for a comical twist. The show runs through May 17. Tickets cost W45,000. The sensational 1999 film "Attack the Gas Station!" will come back as ...| More | |||||||||||||||
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Her presence here radiated the room! The new film is a thriller and suspence film that relates to a hand phone. Anyone would feel anxious when they lose their cell phone but how much worse i would be when you are in a scary situation! This film is released on the 19th!...| More | |||||||||||||||
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Park Sol-mi, and Park Yong-woo are starring in this film and have come to the press conference for it! This is a thriller about a man who lost his phone and experiences difficulties during the 128hours later. The film will be released on the 19th!...| More | |||||||||||||||
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| By Lee Hyo-won Staff Reporter "Paradise Murdered" ("Paradise 1986") director Kim Han-min brings yet another unconventional thriller, "Hand Phone". But unlike his previous work, the setting shifts from an isolated island to the big city and, like its title suggests, revolves around every urbanite's essential hardware, the cell phone The cell phone, which South Koreans commonly call "hand phone" and thus the title of the film, has appeared without fail in recent thrillers such as "Seven Days". "Hand Phone" also has the victim running around as the perpetrator whispers orders from the other line. It capitalizes on the familiar anxiety of looking for a charger when the battery starts dying out on an important conversation. It also shows the perils of losing one's personal information held by cell phones. The beauty of the film lies in its haunting revelation of the grotesque in things mundane and the unleashing of the latent beast within individuals, including the most docile, u...| More | |||||||||||||||
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