The Last Godfather (Movie - 2010)

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  Shim Hyung-rae
  심형래
  As
  Younggu
  (영구)
• Harvey Keitel (하비 케이텔)
  As
  Don Carini
  (돈 카리니)
• Michael Rispoli (마이클 리스폴리)
  As
  Tony V
  (토니 5세)
• Jason Mewes (제이슨 미웨스)
  As
  Vinnie
  (비니)
• Jocelin Donahue (조셀린 도나휴)
  As
  Nancy Bonfante
  (낸시 본판티)
• Blake Clark (블레이크 클락)
  As
  Captain O'Brian
  (캡틴 오브라이언)

• Jon Polito(존 폴리토) Don Bonfante (돈 본판티)

• Calvin Dean (캘빈 딘) Carini Wiseguy #3

• Paul Hipp (폴 힙) Rocco

• Jack Kehler (잭 켈러) Cabbie

• Logan Shea (로건 쉐어) Little Willie

• Debra Mooney (데브라 무니) Sister Theresa

• John Pinette (존 피넷) Macho

• Michele Specht (미셀 스펙트) Burlesque Hostess

• Michelle Maniscalco (미쉘 매니스캘코) Burlesque Dancer

• Stephanie Danielson (스테파니 다니엘슨) Carini Girl

• Robert Amico (로버트 아미코) Bonfante Wise Guy

• Frank Scozzari (프랭크 스코자리) Street Vendor #1

• Roger Stoneburner (로저 스톤버너) Carini Wiseguy #1

• Mark Alexander Herz (마크 알렉산더 헤르츠) Carini Wiseguy

• Matthew J Cates (매튜 J 케이츠) Customer

• Keegan Boos (키건 부스) Bowery Boy

• Jeff Bornstein (제프 본스타인) Wise Guy

• Edith Fields (에디스 필즈) Shopkeeper

• Lala Khanian (랄라 카니언) Friendly Customer

• John Cirigliano (존 시리글리아노) Mangini

• Rob Tepper (롭 테퍼) Wise Guy

• Richard Bernard (리처드 버나드) Mafia Man in Doorway

• Rahman Dalrymple (라흐만 댈림플) Carini Wiseguy / Bodyguard

• Tom Brangle (톰 브랜글) Officer Pickett

• Neva Cole (네바 콜) Bartender in Jazz Club (uncredited)

• Arne Starr (아르네 스타) Bonfante Wiseguy (uncredited)

• Christian Levatino Tino

• Julia Farsadi Lingerie Shoppe

• Joshua Rosenthal Fabrizio

• Kim Yoo-bin (김유빈) Cameo

• Matt Mann Diner Customer

• Jannette Bloom Dress Shop Owner

• Tristen Bankston Big Willie

• Gus Lynch Don Bonfante's Yes-Man

• Olivia Presley Herself - Diner Patron (uncredited)

• Wonder Girls (원더걸스) Cameo

• Seon-ye (선예) Cameo

• Ye-eun (예은) Cameo

• Kim Yoo-bin (김유빈) Cameo

• Ahn So-hee (안소희) Cameo

• Park Hye-rim (혜림) Cameo

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  Comedian-Turned-Director Is Broke
  2011/09/01, Source,
  Comedian-turned-director Shim Hyung-rae, who began his entertainment career decades ago in slapstick comedy and later produced a comedy that went on limited release in the to the U.S., is broke after his latest films failed to make money. His production company Younggu Art faces closure eight years after he founded it,...More

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  Huge debt stifles 'Last Godfather' director Shim
  2011/08/31, Source,
  By Kim  Tae-jong Shim Hyung-rae, the director of "The Last Godfather" (2010) and "D-War" (2007), is drowning in enormous debt. Industry insiders say his production firm Younggu-Art Entertainment is on the verge of going under. Rumors about the company's financial difficulties were sparked by a petition by 43 employees protesting the overdue payment of salaries. Shim, a comedian-turned-filmmaker, was summoned on Aug. 19 by a regional labor office to be questioned over the unpaid wages,...More

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  Korea's total box office dips 2.3%, but local films go up 9.9%
  2011/07/08, Source,
  By KOFIC Korea's box office in the first half of 2011 has dipped 2.3%. From January to June, theaters took in 68.3 million admissions and KW536.4bn (US$507.2m), down from the 69.76 million admissions and KW549.3bn (US$519.4m) in the same period of time in 2010. Last year, 3D films with higher ticket prices led by "Avatar" brought about an increase in box office gross despite a decrease in admissions. This year's 3D tentpoles such as "Kung Fu Panda 2" and "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" did well at the box office but were not enough to make up for decreasing admissions,...More

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  Is Hollywood Ready for Korean Comedies?
  2011/03/08, Source,
  From left, scenes from "Detective K", "Hello Ghost" and "The Last Godfather" Several Korean comedy films have made their way to Hollywood recently, either as remakes or in the original Korean version. Either way, it will be interesting to see how much Korean-style comedy can impress American audiences. "Detective K", which attracted 4.58 million viewers in the month since its release in Korea, will hit screens in the U.S. and Canada this month. Distributor Showbox said Thursday the film will be released in 10 cities in North America starting with Los Angeles on Friday, and in San Francisco, Atlanta, Seattle, Chicago, Dallas, Hawaii and Vancouver a week later,...More