The Snow Queen (Drama - 2006)

• Hyeon Bin (현빈) Han Tae-woong/Han Deuk-goo (한태웅/한득구)

• Seong Yoo-ri (성유리) Kim Bo-ra (김보라)

• Im Joo-hwan (임주환) Seo Geon-woo (서건우)

• Yoo In-yeong (유인영) Lee Seung-ri (이승리)

• Ko Doo-sim (고두심) Park Yeong-ok (박영옥)

• Jin Tae-hyeon (진태현) Choi Choong-sik (최충식)

• Cheon Ho-jin (천호진) Kim Jang-soo (김장수)

• Oh Mi-hee (오미희) Bo-ra's mother (보라 모)

• Jang Jeong-hee (장정희) Go Soon-ja (고순자)

• Jeong Jin-an (정지안) Park Deuk-nam (박득남)

• Park Jin-yeong (박진영) Doctor Jang (장 박사)

• Choi Deok-moon (최덕문) Section chief Oh (오 실장)

• Kim Eung-soo (김응수) Lee Dong-sool (이동술)

• Lee Cheol-min (이철민) Park Jong-pil (박종필)

• Lee Seon-ho (이선호) Kim Jeong-gyoo (김정규)

• Lee Seo-yeon (이서윤) Hong Ji-hye (홍지혜)

• Kim Hak-jin (김학진) Ahn Sang-ho (안상호)

• Ko Joo-yeon (고주연) Young Bo-ra (어린 보라)

• Kim Yeo-jin (김여진) Cameo

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] February
  2013/03/02,
  Lee Hwan-gyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" continued to dominate proceedings this past month, advancing its admissions tally to just over 11 million ($74M). After being released late in January, "Miracle in Cell No.7" came into the charts to beat off Korea's second highest grossing film of the year, Ryoo Seung-wan's espionage thriller "The Berlin File" (6,904,728). Lee Hwan-gyeong's would have completely stolen the show, but was marginally outdone in the first and fourth weeks by "The Berlin File" and, then again, by Park Hoon-joeng-I's "The New World". "The Berlin File" hit the Korean market a week after Lee's big moneymaker, and for that week it did manage to outshine Lee's hit, if only by a small margine. Many were excited to see what Ryoo's latest piece had to offer, as his last film, the gripping 2010 crime thriller "The Unjust", did more than turn a few heads,...More

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  [HanCinema's Weekend Box Office Review] 2013.02.15 ~ 2013.02.17
  2013/02/17,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2013.02.15 ~ 2013.02.17) After last weekend's fiercely contested race, it was Lee Hwan-hyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" that once again came out on top. Lee's popular comedy drama scooped around 1.1 million admissions (41.19%) to further cements itself as the highest grossing Korean film of the year. "Miracle in Cell No.7" is now approaching 9 million admissions, just ahead of this weekend's number two film: "The Berlin File" which also moves onto 5.9 million admissions of its own. Fresh to the charts are two new Korean films in the form of Lee Won-seok's "How to Use Guys with Secret Tips", as well as Lim Soon-rye's "Run to the South",...More

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  Korean Box Office for the Weekend 2013.02.15 ~ 2013.02.17
  2013/02/17, Source,
  The number one movie this week is "Miracle in Cell No.7" (7번방의 선물),...More

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  [HanCinema's Weekend Box Office Review] 2013.02.08 ~ 2013.02.10
  2013/02/11,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2013.02.08 ~ 2013.02.10) It was another closely fought race at the box office this past weekend, but it was Lee Hwan-hyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" that reclaimed pole position with 1.3 million admissions (37.12%). Lee's latest had over 800 screenings to help its cause as it now moves to 6,279,229 admissions, making it the highest grossing Korean film of the year thus far. The Lunar New Year weekend saw the release of a number new films, including Kim Soon-rye's new comedy drama "Run to the South", an old Russian fairy tale retold in glorious 3D animation, as well the fifth instalment in the popular "Die Hard" franchise,...More