The Good, the Bad, the Weird (Movie - 2008)

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  Song Kang-ho
  송강호
  As
  The weird, Yoon Tae-goo
  (이상한 놈, 윤태구)
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  Lee Byeong-Heon
  이병헌
  As
  The bad, Park Chang-yi
  (나쁜 놈, 박창이)
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  Jeong Woo-seong
  정우성
  As
  The good, Park Do-won
  (좋은 놈, 박도원)
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  Yoon Je-moon
  윤제문
  As
  Sam-gook's Jo-seon underboss, Byeong-choon
  (삼국파의 조선인 부두목, 병춘)
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  Ryoo Seung-soo
  류승수
  As
  Tae-goo's sidekick, Man-gil
  (태구의 짝패, 만길)
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  Song Yeong-chang
  송영창
  As
  Chin-il's Jo-seon millionaire, Kim Pan-joo
  (친일파 조선인 갑부, 김 판주)

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  "Deranged" invited to Spain's Sitges Film Festival
  2012/08/03, Source,
  The movie "Deranged" has been officially invited to the 45th Sitges Film Festival. "Deranged" has officially been invited in the Sitges Film Festival's Casa Asia section.  Spain's representative film festival, the Sitges Film Festival has been called the 'Cannes' for fantasy films and will be held for 10 days from October 4th to the 14th,...More

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  Song Kang-ho, Lee Jeong-jae, Kim Hye-soo and Jo Jeong-seok
  2012/07/24, Source,
  Director Han Jae-rim's new movie "The Face Reader" has a cast so amazing it's almost the new "The Good, the Bad, the Weird". According to the movie industry on the 25th, Song Kang-ho, Lee Jeong-jae, Kim Hye-soo and Jo Jeong-seok have confirmed to star in the new Chosun movie "The Face Reader",...More

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  Jeong Woo-seong selected as model for Redface
  2012/07/24, Source,
  By Rachel Lee Actor Jeong Woo-seong, 39, has been selected the new face of outdoor fashion brand, The Redface. According to a statement released by the company on Tuesday, Jeong, who recently starred in the television drama "Padam Padam... The Sound of His and Her Heartbeats", will represent the brand for one year,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Corner] "The Dark Knight Rises" VS "The Avengers": What does it take to be number one in Korea?
  2012/07/21,
  What kinds of films do well in Korea and who are the foreign favorites that have made waves in the past? "The Dark Knight Rises" hit Korean cinemas this past week and is hoping to possibly steal the top spot from Marvel's massively successful hit, "The Avengers", as Korea's highest grossing film of 2012. Marvel's titan sucked in 7,061,050 during its run in Korea, memorizing millions with its larger than life visual prowess as well as its grand over-arching narrative within their superhero universe. It went straight to number one and held that position for three weeks, during which it amassed an impressive 5,447,728 admissions. Can the final film in Christopher Nolan's trilogy swoop in and serious challenge "The Avengers" in the Korean market? But before I dive into this question, I first wanted to look back and see what films have been the most successful in Korea over the past five years and discover the type of films, both foreign and local, that are cashing in,...More