Ghost (Movie - 2010)

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  Han Ye-ri
  한예리
  As
  Hands that Call - Ran
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 란)
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  Han Ji-eun
  한지은
  As
  Hands that Call - Eun-ji
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 은지)
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  Jeong In-yeong
  정인영
  As
  Hands that Call - Ah-rim
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 아림)
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  Lee Chae-eun
  이채은
  As
  Hands that Call - Hye-ryeong
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 혜령)
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  Kim Min-kyeong-II
  김민경
  As
  Hands that Call - Ji-yeong/Ghost / Hands that Call - Female senior voice
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 지영/소녀귀신 / seg. 부르는 손 - 여선배 목소리)
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  Lee Jong-seok
  이종석
  As
  Hands that Call - HYeon-wook
  (seg. 부르는 손 - 현욱)

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  Ghost aims to revive Koreans' spirit for musicals
  2013/04/22, Source,
  Seensee Company is staging a Korean production of the musical Ghost, based on the romantic drama film of the same name. When the romantic drama film Ghost hit the big screen in Korea in 1990, many girls courageously went off to get a pixie cut like Demi Moore's, while guys realized that they could shed tears over the supernatural power of love. The pottery scene between Moore, who played Molly, and Patrick Swayze, who played Sam, together with the iconic song "Unchained Melody" became classics, although Korean comedians routinely spoofed them for years,...More

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  Joo Won set to perform in musical
  2013/04/10, Source,
  Actor Joo Won, who gained wide recognition after staring in the drama "Bread, Love and Dreams" in 2010, will perform in a musical, breaking a four-year hiatus since "Spring Awakening" in 2009. "Ghost", which will be produced by Seensee Company, has finalized its 26 cast members after a two-week audition period in January,...More

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  Joo Won, "I worried because there were too many kissing scenes with Kang-hee"
  2013/04/09, Source,
  Joo Won showed up for his interview with a scarf wrapped around his neck in the early spring cold. Joo Won said, "We watched the final episode of "7th Grade Civil Servant" altogether during our dinner party. There were so many kissing scenes at the end, I couldn't watch out of embarrassment",...More

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  CJ Entertainment action thriller THE BERLIN FILE by RYOO Seung-Wan
  2013/01/30, Source,
  Opens in Los Angeles (CGV Cinema), Fullerton (Regal La Habra) and Irvine (Edwards UTC) on Feb. 15 120 min, Korean, English, German spoken, 2013, North American premiere. Director Ryoo Seung-wan is available for phone interviews. Screen International: "Arguably one of the most high profile South Korean releases of early 2013, Ryoo Seung-wan's "The Berlin File" continues to adopt Ryoo's visual trademark through pulsating and spectacular set-pieces". Until now, Korean directors have been underrepresented in the Asian action genre dominated by Hong Kong masters (John Woo, Andrew Lau) and their most passionate American aficionado Quentin Tarantino.  With "The Berlin File" - Korea's biggest release of 2013 - American audiences have the chance discover the visual pyrotechnics of Korea's only action auteur, Ryoo Seung-wan,...More