I Saw the Devil (Movie - 2010)

• Lee Byeong-Heon (이병헌) Kim Soo-hyeon (김수현)

• Choi Min-sik (최민식) Jang Keyong-cheol (장경철)

• Jeon Gook-hwan (전국환) Squad chief Jang (장 반장)

• Cheon Ho-jin (천호진) Section chief Oh (오 과장)

• Oh San-ha (오산하) Joo-yeon (주연)

• Kim Yoon-seo (김윤서) Se-yeon (세연)

• Choi Moo-seong (최무성) Tae-joo (태주)

• Kim In-seo (김인서) Se-jeong (세정)

• Jo Deok-jae (조덕제) Detective Kang (강 형사)

• Han Cheol-woo (한철우) Detective Park (박 형사)

• Jo Myeong-yeon (조명연) Detective 3 (형사 3)

• Eom Tae-goo (엄태구) Detective 4 (형사 4)

• Han Se-joo (한세주) Woman on bus (버스녀)

• Choi Jin-ho-I (최진호) Planning director (기획국장)

• Kim Kang-il (김강일) Park Han-gi (박한기)

• Yoon Byeong-hee (윤병희) Jjang-goo/Bulging head (짱구)

• Park Seo-yeon (박서연) Woman at pension (펜션녀)

• Lee Hye-rin (이혜린) Junior high female student 1 (여중생 1)

• Lee Seol-goo (이설구) Taxi burglar 1 (택시강도 1)

• Jeong Mi-nam (정미남) Taxi burglar 2 (택시강도 2)

• Kim Jae-geon (김재건) Old doctor (노의사)

• Yoon Chae-yeong-I (윤채영) Nurse Han Song-i (한송이 간호사)

• Kim Bong-soo (김봉수) Keyong-cheol 's father (경철 부)

• Son Yeong-soon (손영순) Keyong-cheol 's mother (경철 모)

• Jang Jeong-won (장정원) Keyong-cheol 's son (경철 아들)

• Nam Hyeon-joo (남현주) Section chief Oh's wife (오 과장 부인)

• Nam Bo-ra (남보라) Section chief's daughter (오 과장 딸)

• Park Ji-yeon (박지연) Tutor teacher (학원 선생)

• Sin Jeong-hoon (신정훈) Police at stream (실개천 전경)

• Park Min-soo (박민수) Children at stream (실개천 아이들)

• Lee Hyeon-yong (이현용) Children at stream (실개천 아이들)

• Lee Ji-eun (이지은) Children at stream (실개천 아이들)

• Lee Hwan-goo (이환구) Joo-yeon's uncle (주연 삼촌)

• Choi Moon-sook (최문숙) Joo-yeon's aunt (주연 이모)

• Choi Seong-ho (최성호) Joo-yeon's cousin (주연 사촌)

• Kim Chae-yeon (김채연) Joo-yeon's cousin (주연 사촌)

• Han Song-i (한송이) Joo-yeon's friends (주연 친구들)

• Yang Mi-ryeong (양미령) Joo-yeon's friends (주연 친구들)

• Jang Ha-neul (장하늘) Junior high female students (여중생들)

• Jeong Ji-yoon (정지윤) Junior high female students (여중생들)

• Ahn Hee-joo (안희주) Junior high female students (여중생들)

• Park Mi-seon (박미선) Junior high female students (여중생들)

• Kim Min-yeong (김민영) Junior high female students (여중생들)

• Lee Hang-soo (이항수) Investigation team leader (수사 과장)

• Seol Chang-hee (설창희) Plainclothes detective (잠복 형사)

• Sin Yeong-sik (신영식) Taxi driver (택시 기사)

• Kim Yeong-chan (김영찬) Young pharmacist (젊은 약사)

• Sin Sin-beom (신신범) Old pharmacist (늙은 약사)

• Park Jeong-gi (박정기) Sergeant (중사)

• Goo Yong-wan (구용완) Corporal (상병)

• Jo Seung-min (조승민) Hospital room police (병실 경찰)

• Kim Dae-hye (김대혜) Hospital worker (병원 직원)

• Choi Don-gyoo (최돈규) Middle-aged couple (중년 커플)

• Kim Seon-nyeo (김선녀) Middle-aged couple (중년 커플)

• Kim Yeong-seon (김영선) Nun 1 (수녀 1)

• Heo I-seul (허이슬) Nun 2 (수녀 2)

• Kil Geum-seong (길금성) Man at harbor (항구남)

• Ha Seung-ri (하승리) Female high school student at harbor (항구 여고생)

• Jeong Tae-seong (정태성) Hotel worker (호텔 요원)

• Yoo Yeong-bok (유영복) Family of woman at pension, picture (펜션녀 가족들, 사진)

• Kim Hwa-hyeon (김화현) Family of woman at pension, picture (펜션녀 가족들, 사진)

• Heo Yeon-hwa (허연화) Family of woman at pension, picture (펜션녀 가족들, 사진)

• Lee Joon-hyeok (이준혁) Agent (요원) - Cameo

• Kim Kap-soo (김갑수) Planning team deputy head (기획2차장) - Special appearance

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  The New York Asian Film Festival (June 29 - July 15) returns - and this year we're bringing crazy back!
  2012/05/09, Source,
    The opening night film is Pang Ho-cheung's astonishingly filthy, extremely hilarious VULGARIA, a movie about making movies, shot in just 12 days, all about gangsters named Brother Tyrannosaur, sleazy lawyers, The Sex Film industry, and men who love donkeys a little too much. The Hollywood Reporter calls it a "...laugh-out-loud, aptly titled comedy". Pang himself, Hong Kong's hottest young director, will be a guest of the festival and we'll be presenting his new romantic comedy, LOVE IN THE BUFF, about a couple who meet in the smoke break alley outside their office building and try to make their romance work despite cell phones dropped in toilets, friends who have the death touch, and corporate moves to Beijing,...More

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  Lee Byeong-heon sees 'G.I. Joe' films as stepping stone in Hollywood
  2012/04/26, Source,
  With his second Hollywood film "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" slated to open in theaters this June, Hallyu superstar Lee Byeong-Heon spoke frankly about his foray into the biggest film market in the world. "Every day during filming, I came on set nervous", Lee confessed during a press conference for the new film in Apgujeong, southern Seoul, this week. "In Korea, if an actor is injured or sick, the production can be delayed and there is some leniency. However, in Hollywood, because the budget for films is enormous, even if you are injured, you still need to be on set as the film schedule is very precise",...More

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  Baek Sang Awards 1 : "Punch" and "The Sun and The Moon"
  2012/04/25, Source,
  Is it "Punch" and or "The Sun and the Moon"? While the 48th Baek Sang Arts Awards is about to commence, on the 26th, the question is who will receive the Grand Prize. The 48th Baek Sang Arts Awards will be held on the 26th at 6:30 PM at the Seoul Olympic Hall with hosts Lee Hwi-jae and Kim Ah-joong. This ceremony divides into movie and TV categories. Movie, TV, Entertainment and Refinement are announced by category. Movie and TV are given Grand Prizes and Lee Byeong-Heon from "I Saw the Devil" and Hyeon Bin from "Secret Garden" won them last year,...More

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  "Nameless Gangster" released in North America
  2012/03/28, Source,
  PREFACE "My reason for wanting to tell a story from the '80s is because I feel that the current societal climate is very similar. About 3 years ago I got a feeling that the era of my deceased father was suddenly coming back, an era in which everyone's good will is only reserved for their own survival and well being. But like my own father, I did not see these people as selfish fools, but sympathized with them. I wanted to portray these characters not as criminals who were on the wrong side of the law, but as people who tried their best to survive and thrive despite the conditions they were in. People innately follow the times they live in and those who ride it architect the next generation. The '80s in South Korea were an incredibly volatile decade in which a single person's decision could change the direction of an entire era. Following men who lived through that decade, I wanted to show that the eighties had more dramatic appeal than any other decade. I wanted to inquire whether it was the times that were changing the people, or if it was the people that were changing the times. Most of all, I hope that the audience can laugh and identify with these men who lived like kings in the face of loyalty, betrayal, and ambition".,...More