My Dear Enemy (Movie - 2008)

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  Jeon Do-yeon
  전도연
  As
  Kim Hee-soo
  (김희수)
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  Ha Jeong-woo
  하정우
  As
  Jo Byeong-woon
  (조병운)
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  Kim Hye-ok
  김혜옥
  As
  Mrs. Han
  (한 여사)
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  Kim Joong-ki
  김중기
  As
  Cousin
  (사촌)
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  Kim Yeong-min
  김영민
  As
  Dae-hee, Hong-joo's husband
  (홍주의 남편, 대희)
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  Sin Yeong-jin
  신영진
  As
  Cousin's wife
  (사촌 부인)

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  Florence Film Fest Honors Jeon Do-yeon
  2013/03/22, Source,
  Jeon Do-yeon, who received the best actress award at the Cannes Film Festival for "Secret Sunshine" in 2007, is gaining international recognition again, this time as the first Korean actress to have a session dedicated to her at the Florence Korea Film Festival,...More

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  Jeon Do-yeon sees Burberry show
  2012/09/19, Source,
  Actress Jeon Do-yeontook some time off to take in Burberry's latest collection, which was the finale event during London Fashion Week. The show took place on Monday in Hyde Park and showcased the 2013 spring/summer collection,...More

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  Art and Culture
  2012/08/03, Source,
  It's finally Friday and with the Olympics producing surprises every day, I'm sure the weekend will not lack excitement. But if you are watching the games and want a break, there are plenty of events happening here and in London. Our Michelle Kim is here to tell us about a few of them. Hello Michelle [Reporter : ] Hello Conn-young What do you have for us today,...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