Public Enemy (Movie - 2002)

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  Seol Kyeong-gu
  설경구
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  Lee Seong-jae
  이성재
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  Kang Shin-il
  강신일
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  Kim Jeong-hak
  김정학
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  Do Yong-goo
  도용구
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  Ahn Nae-sang
  안내상

• [HanCinema's Film Review] "Public Enemy"

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  Park Hae-il: I Want to Become Good Actor Completely Immersed in Movie'
  2010/07/02, Source,
  Actor Park Hae-il had been a rising star actor on the theater stage and debuted as a movie actor by appearing in director Lim Soon-rye's movie "Waikiki Brothers" in 2001. As he has already acted for ten years, he has become a star actor popular enough to be cast as the main lead of the Korean movie industry's powerful director Kang Woo-seok's ambitious new film "Moss". In the movie "Moss", which will be released on July 14, Park Hae-il will play Yoo Hae Kook, who has to confront remote village people to find out the truth regarding his father's death. He successfully heads the cast of the movie without faltering while acting competitively with other great experienced actors,...More

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  [ChanMi's star news] Lee Jeong-heon and So Chan-hui are a couple
  2010/04/06, Source,
  Singer So Chan-hui is known to be in relationship with the movie star Lee Jeong-heon. So and Lee have met through mutual friends and are in a relationship of 6 months so far. Lee has been in the film, "Public Enemy" and "Silmido" and "Seven Days",...More
• Year of the thriller for Korean movies
  2010/01/12, Source,
  Film insiders excited over new works by three star directors
  
  Hits came from all quarters in Korean cinema last year, with big blockbusters "Take Off" and "Haeundae", auteur films,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Seol Kyeong-gu (Part 2)
  2010/01/11, Source,
  Actor Seol Kyeong-gu [Beck Una/10Asia] Beck Una (Beck): And that is when you decided to take the civil service examination. Seol Kyeong-gu (Seol): Haha. Let me explain that to you. I was dying to leave the Hanyang Repertory. I'd already graduated but that place was an extension of school while I wanted to meet a larger variety of people. I didn't think they'd let me go for no reason so I lied that I'm going to take the civil service exam. (laugh) But what's so spontaneous about me is that although I had left because I didn't like it, I didn't have anything to do right away. And I needed money but I didn't want to ask my parents for it so I ended up asking a senior of mine to give me a part-time job putting up posters. The interesting thing is that I ended up staying in the industry. Of course, if I had really taken off, I might have ended up becoming human trash. (laugh) Anyway, I had been at the job for about a month and a half? I was suddenly asked if I would want to take part in the musical "Line 1". Mr. Kim Min-ki had seen me about, putting up the posters and asked me if I would want to take part thinking that I'm hardworking. That had been my audition for it. Me and actors from all walks of life with all sorts of experience rehearsed for three months and wow, it was so much fun. That was the start of "Line 1". It also did very well. Before I took on film "Girls' Night Out", I was making two million won per month and drove a Sephia. (laugh) But after "Line 1", I had no work at all. That's when scenarist Lee Seon-mi, who used to do plays, recommended me to writer Jeong Seong-joo. And that is how I got to become part of the cast for morning TV series "Sisters". I think I'm a very person when it comes to human relationships. Beck: Did you not think of taking on dramas after "Sisters"? Seol: Why wouldn't I have? I was also asked to quite a lot. Not official auditions but one-on-one. But you know how you get glanced at from head to toe? I really hated the look they gave me when they do that. So after "Girls' Night Out" and then "Rainbow Trout", a man called Lee Chang-dong called me. Beck: After he watched "Girls' Night Out"?,...More