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Kwon eyes Chinese film career
2011/05/30, Source,
SHENZHEN, China (AP) - After building a name for himself in the South Korean film and TV industries, kwon Sang-woo is setting his sights on another booming Asian entertainment market - China.
The 34-year-old actor is shooting a Chinese-language romance alongside Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung and will next join the Jackie Chan project "Chinese Zodiac",...More
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Im Chang-jeong casted for 'Chang-soo'... This is his first film noir
2010/12/07, Source,
Actor Im Chang-jeong is trying film noir.
Im Chang-jeong is casted as a the main character for movie 'Chang-soo' and will start shooting in mid-December.,...More
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Song Seung-heon "I Loved the Original Movie 'A Better Tomorrow, 1986'"
2010/09/08, Source,
Actor Song Seung-heon has made a comeback after a two-year break by playing Lee Young Choon in the movie "A Better Tomorrow".
Song said, "I and every man my age actually admired the movie 'A Better Tomorrow, 1986' in the past. In that movie, the actor Chow Yun Fat, who fired guns with both hands and lit a cigarette by lighting fire to faked bills, looked wonderful. I thought that I would be criticized anyway even though I performed very well in the movie".
A Hallyu star, Song Seung-heon, came back to the screen by appearing in the movie "A Better Tomorrow", which is a remake of director John Woo's original movie "A Better Tomorrow (1986)". He made a comeback to the film after a two-year break since the movie "Fate", in which kwon Sang-woo and Song Seung-heon had appeared as the protagonists,...More
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Korean Remake A Better Tomorrow invited to Venice
2010/08/27, Source,
"A Better Tomorrow", Korea's remake of John Woo's quintessential gangster drama 'A Better Tomorow' has been invited for a special out-of-competition screening at the 2010 Venice Film Festival. Directe,...More