Deranged (Movie - 2012)

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  Kim Myeong-min
  김명민
  As
  Jae-hyeok
  (재혁)
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  Moon Jeong-hee
  문정희
  As
  Kyeong-soon
  (경순)
• 
  Kim Dong-wan
  김동완
  As
  Jae-pil
  (재필)
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  Lee Honey
  이하늬
  As
  Yeon-joo
  (연주)
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  Eom Ji-seong
  엄지성
  As
  Joon-woo
  (준우)
• 
  Yeom Hyeon-seo
  염현서
  As
  Ye-ji
  (예지)

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  Lee Honey under the same roof as Kim Seon-ah, Seong Yoo-ri and Lee Dong-wook
  2012/10/21, Source,
  Actress Lee Honey signed a contract with King Kong Entertainment. Chairman Lee Jin-seong explained, "Lee Honey has attempted at various areas of the entertainment and she is about to step into a bigger part of the national and international market",...More

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  Kim Dong-wan to hold fan meeting
  2012/10/04, Source,
  Shinhwa member Kim Dong-wan will hold a fan meet on Sunday at the main auditorium of Yonsei University in western Seoul. All 2,000 tickets for the show sold out within five minutes when they went on sale on Sept. 18. The upcoming showcase will include a concert, during which Kim will show off his guitar playing skills, in addition to games, the handing out of gifts and a segment with Kim personally high-fiving each participant,...More

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  'The Grand Heist' Lures 4.6 Million Cinemagoers
  2012/09/04, Source,
  "The Grand Heist" is on the verge of attracting 4.6 million viewers,...More

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  Korean films' renaissance with box office success
  2012/09/01, Source,
  The Korean film industry is having a renaissance recently, with renewed success at the domestic box office. Local films topped the country's top-ten box office chart last weekend, with Korean movies taking up all first four places in ticket sales. According to statistics provided by the Korean Film Council on August 27, nearly eight out of ten moviegoers watched Korean films last weekend. The four Korean blockbuster films - "Neighbors", "The Grand Heist", "The Thieves", and "R2B: Return to Base" in that order - made up 77 percent of ticket sales over the weekend from August 24 through 26. It can be almost called a resurgence of Korean films as they are taking away ticket sales from recent Hollywood blockbusters such as Total Recall, Step Up Revolution, and The Dark Night Rises. Such success comes for the first time in three years since 2009 when two Korean films - "Take Off" and "Haeundae" - swept the Korean box office,...More