As One (Movie - 2012)

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  Ha Ji-won
  하지원
  As
  Hyeon Jeong-hwa
  (현정화)
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  Bae Doona
  배두나
  As
  Lee Boon-hee
  (이분희)
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  Choi Yoon-yeong-I
  최윤영
  As
  Choi Yeon-jeong
  (최연정)
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  Han Ye-ri
  한예리
  As
  Yoo Soon-bok
  (유순복)
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  Park Cheol-min
  박철민
  As
  Coach Lee
  (이코치)
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  Kim Eung-soo
  김응수
  As
  Coach Jo
  (조감독)

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  T.O.P to play North Korean assassin
  2012/06/25, Source,
  Singer T.O.P (Choi Seung-hyeon) of Big Bang is set to return to the big screen for the first time since his last movie "71-Into the Fire" (2010). The 24-year-old boy band member is set to star in action/melodrama "The Alumni" alongside Han Ye-ri from the movie "As One" and 12-year-old actress Kim Yoo-jeong from this year's hit drama "The Sun and the Moon",...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.06.15 ~ 2012.06.17
  2012/06/17,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2012.06.15 ~ 2012.06.17) Another weekend saw the gap close between Kim Dae-seung's erotic historical drama "The Concubine" and Dreamworks' "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted". The erotic tale of a king and his concubine has Kim Dae-seung's latest remain the choice film for the second week running. Of course, the presence of the alluring Jo Yeo-jeong hasn't hurt its efforts either, as she bears it all once again as viewers are reminded of her sexy scene in the 2010 drama "The Servant". "The Concubine" added 379,579 admissions from the weekend, which puts the film on 1,720,820 admissions since its release on the 6th of this month,...More

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  Korean Box Office for the Weekend 2012.06.15 ~ 2012.06.17
  2012/06/17, Source,
  The number one movie this week is "The Concubine" (후궁: 제왕의 첩),...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.06.08 ~ 2012.06.10
  2012/06/10,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2012.06.08 ~ 2012.06.10) This past week saw the release of two big films in Korea. First was the much-anticipated "Prometheus" from director Ridley Scott, followed by Kim Dae-seung's erotic historical drama "The Concubine". The local flavour came out tops, achieving almost double the admissions count of the Ridely's prequel to the iconic "Alien" films. "The Concubine" earned 522,386 admissions in its first weekend, putting its total on just short of a million admissions in its first week,...More