Piano (Drama - 2001)

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  Jo Jae-hyeon
  조재현
  As
  Han Eok-gwan
  (한억관)
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  Jo Min-soo
  조민수
  As
  Sin Hye-rim
  (신혜림)
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  Kim Ha-neul
  김하늘
  As
  Lee Soo-ah
  (이수아)
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  Ko Soo
  고수
  As
  Han Jae-soo
  (한재수)
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  Jo In-Seong
  조인성
  As
  Lee Kyeong-ho
  (이경호)
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  Jo Hyeong-gi
  조형기
  As
  Si Sook
  (시숙)

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  Shim Hyung-rae: 'I Made Comedy that Can Be Accepted Worldwide'
  2010/12/20, Source,
  Shim Hyung-rae has directed the movie "The Last Godfather" and also played the protagonist. Shim Hyung-rae, who had enjoyed the highest level of popularity as the best comedian from 1980s to 1990s and then made science fiction movies such as "Yonggari" and "D-War" aimed at the world movie industry, has come back to his specialty of comedies. The movie "The Last Godfather", which Shim had written, directed, and in which he played the protagonist, is a comedy movie about the mafia, and the released teaser video on the internet has generated huge anticipation about the movie. The movie is about a long-lost son of the mafia's godfather Don Carini (Harvey Keitel). The son named Younggu (Shim Hyung-rae) comes to New York to become the successor of the mafia boss,...More

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  Added Korean drama "Piano"
  2010/12/09, Source,
  Added the Korean drama "Piano"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Ko Soo - Part 1
  2010/11/04, Source,
  Ko Soo [Chae Ki-won/10Asia] For long, since his debut at the age of 20 in 1998, Ko Soo has stolen the hearts of many women with his strong facial features which have earned him the nickname 'Ko-vid', in place of 'David' of the David Statue. Yet instead of believing that his good looks will keep him popular, a mistake so often made by those who are born beautiful, he has been creating his identity as an actor who slowly but steadily and surely has expanded on his realm of acting. After starring in SBS TV series "Piano" in 2001 which won him titles as best new actor and most popular actor at the network's year-end awards ceremony, Ko Soo, now 32, still puts in as much thought and effort as he did into his acting when he first made his debut. He was on close to a four-year hiatus to fulfill Korea's mandatory military duties but he has proven he is no less of the actor he was when he stepped out of the public's eye starting 2006,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Ko Soo - Part 2
  2010/11/04, Source,
  Ko Soo [Chae Ki-won/10Asia]  10: There definitely is that sort of consistency to your characters. And that's why it's difficult to imagine you playing a mean role. Ko Soo: Whether it be meanness or pureness, I think they all arise from the situation the character is put in. If he was in a situation where he had to be mean, he would look so anyways, even if he didn't put on a nasty expression. 10: But we haven't seen such acting from you yet. Do you maybe not want to try your hand at such roles? Ko Soo: I do want to as an actor but it's not that important for me. If I wanted to express such things, it could show in my work in a ridiculous way but what's important for me is the script I have right now. I can play mean roles when I'm handed them or I'm put in a situation too. But what's in my hands now is what's important for me. 10: Then it goes down to the issue of what the creator wants. Are there people who want to use you for such roles? Ko Soo: There are. Screenwriters or directors sometimes tell me that it would be great to show a different side to someone like me and that they think a lot about how that can be done. Because someone doing something unlikely of them has greater impact than someone doing something they're likely to do,...More