Desire To Kill (Movie - 2009)

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  Cheon Ho-jin
  천호진
  As
  Kim Min-ho
  (김민호)
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  Yoo Hae-jin
  유해진
  As
  Park Sang-eob
  (박상업)
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  Seo Hyo-rim
  서효림
  As
  Nurse Ha
  (하 간호사)
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  Lee Jeong-heon
  이정헌
  As
  Teacher Choi
  (최 선생)
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  Ra Mi-ran
  라미란
  As
  Nurse Soo
  (수간호사)
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  Ahn Eun-jeong
  안은정
  As
  Kid
  (꼬마)

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  Korean Movies Coming to International Film Festival
  2011/02/03, Source,
  By Mark Russell The full Academy Awards nominations have been announced, and while it was disappointing that Korea wasn't included in the Best Foreign Language film category (or, indeed, in any category), I'm sure we'll be seeing a Korean film or two in the nominations in future years. Much more interesting to me is the resurgence that Korean movies are having at international film festivals. Festivals, especially the top ones like Berlin, Cannes, and Venice, give you a much better idea about international trends and hot topics, where reputations are built, laying the groundwork for more mainstream success,...More

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  Singer So Chan-whee to marry actor Lee Jeong-heon next June
  2010/11/01, Source,
  Singer So Chan-whee and actor Lee Jeong-heon will marry next June. They first met in their friends' party and became lover from September 2009.,...More

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  "The Man From Nowhere" stays atop local box office
  2010/09/02, Source,
  Korean actor Won Bin from a clip from "The Man From Nowhere" [CJ Entertainment] Korean thriller "The Man From Nowhwere" maintained its month-long reign as the No. 1 movie in the country during the final week of August. According to the Korean Box Office System (KOBIS) on Thursday, the Won Bin starrer, which opened in local theaters on August 4, took the top place on the box office with,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Yoo Hae-jin - Part 1
  2010/08/25, Source,
  Actor Yoo Hae-jin [Chae Ki-won/10Asia] Yoo Hae-jin is an actor with a face that is hard to predict. With his comical yet strangely sharp facial features, he has played roles crossing between a police and gangster, a clown and butcher, and an idiot to villian, while managing to create completely different characters to the many 'bullies' he has been. But he is an actor who is hard to predict not only when he is acting. He is famous for being a perfectionist who will go to the region whose dialect he has to learn for his role and take dozens of ideas to the set of film "JEON WOO CHI : The Taoist Wizard" in which he was an animal. He is also a romantist who said his favorite movie is "In the Mood for Love" and will hum a tune by Nat King Cole in a low voice. But the Yoo who is best at comedic roles and is the so-called 'indispensable supporting actor' for being glib, is quite reticent in person,...More