The King and the Clown (Movie - 2005)

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  Kam Woo-seong
  감우성
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  Jeong Jin-yeong
  정진영
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  Kang Seong-yeon
  강성연
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  Lee Joon-ki
  이준기
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  Jang Hang-seon
  장항선
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  Yoo Hae-jin
  유해진

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  'Miracle in Cell No. 7' Draws Over 10 Million Viewers
  2013/02/25, Source,
  "Miracle in Cell No. 7" broke the 10 million mark for ticket sales on Saturday, becoming the eighth Korean movie to do so, according to the Korean Film Council. The feat, which comes 32 days after release, was widely expected as the film hit the 1 million mark just four days after hitting theaters and the 5 million mark in 16 days,...More

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  Actor fights for spotlight after Army
  2012/11/14, Source,
  Actor Lee Joon-ki left the entertainment scene in 2010 when his popularity was at its peak to serve in the military. He was concerned about his comeback, but his drama series has received positive reviews. By Lee Young-mok Mandatory military conscription is a sensitive subject in Korea and can pose a major obstacle for athletes and entertainers who must put their careers on hold for at least 21 months to fulfill their national duty. Lee Joon-ki, an A-list Hallyu actor whose popularity was surging in Japan and China when he enlisted, is case in point. The 30-year-old began serving back in May 2010, disappearing from the spotlight for close to two years. He jumped immediately back in the entertainment scene and is hoping he can return to his previous heights,...More

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  'Masquerade' is the fourth most-watched Korean film to date
  2012/11/13, Source,
  Just after reaching sixth place on the list of most-watched Korean flicks to date earlier this month, "Masquerade" has moved up two places to fourth. Lee's movie exceeded 11,760,000 views and was bestowed the honor by pushing aside "Taegukgi" from 2003,...More

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  Korean films to hit 100 million domestic viewers
  2012/11/06, Source,
  "A Werewolf Boy" amassed over 1 million viewers in the first week since its release (photo courtesy of CJ Entertainment). Some people may call it a Renaissance of Korean films. Locally produced films have been sweeping the box office lately, dominating charts. Last weekend, the new James Bond film Skyfall featuring Daniel Craig gave away its top spot to A Werewolf Boy, a Korean film starring heartthrob Song Joong-ki, only one week after the spy action thriller ended Masquerade's six-week dominance at the box office. It remains to be seen whether Korean films will continue to dominate. With Koreans watching more locally produced films, the annual number of local viewers watching domestic films is expected to exceed 100 million this year for the first time. According to the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), the number of local viewers of Korean films stood at 93.5 million from January 1 through November 4, surpassing the previous record of 91.7 million for the whole of 2006,...More