The Thieves (Movie - 2012)

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  Kim Yoon-seok
  김윤석
  As
  Macao Park
  (마카오박)
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  Kim Hye-soo
  김혜수
  As
  Pepsee
  (팹시)
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  Lee Jeong-jae
  이정재
  As
  Popie
  (뽀빠이)
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  Jeon Ji-hyeon
  전지현
  As
  Yenicall
  (예니콜)
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  Simon Yam
  任達華
  As
  Chen
  (첸)
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  Kim Hae-sook
  김해숙
  As
  Chewinggum
  (씹던껌)

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  Korean Films Draw Over 100 Million Viewers This Year
  2012/11/20, Source,
  Korean movies have drawn over 100 million viewers in 2012. The Korean Film Council on Monday said the number of people watching Korean films this year totaled 99.61 million as of Sunday. "Since at least 200,000 people on average watch Korean movies on a weekday, the 100-million mark will be reached on Tuesday", a council spokesman said. The 100-million mark is a milestone in the 93-year history of Korea's movie industry -- although there is still some controversy, the first Korean-made film is considered to be "Loyal Revenge" released in 1919,...More

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  Kim Soo-hyeon-I decided on active-duty
  2012/11/19, Source,
  Actor Kim Soo-hyeon-I is set for active-duty. According to his agency, the result of Kim's second physical test at the Seoul Regional Military Manpower Administration showed he's capable of active-duty,...More

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  'Werewolf Boy' the top melodrama
  2012/11/19, Source,
  Just two weeks after release, "A Werewolf Boy" has become the most-watched Korean melodrama to date. CJ Entertainment announced that as of 3 p.m. Thursday, the film exceeded 4.12 million views, passing "Architecture 101", also released this year,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.11.16 ~ 2012.11.18
  2012/11/18,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2012.11.16 ~ 2012.11.18) Despite its fanatical global following the much anticipated "Breaking Dawn: Part II" was not able to outdo Jo Sung-hee's "A Werewolf Boy" as the top seed this past weekend. An extremely tight race saw Sung-hee earn its third weekend at the top with 901,841 admissions (34.4%), helped along with 678 screenings around the country. Bill Condon's vampire and werewolf sensation was tantalizingly close to jumping straight to the top, but was forced to settle for second as it entered the chart with 880,696 (34.6%) admissions. In addition to this clash of mythological love tales, this week saw the start of another Korean film in the form of Bae Hyeong-joon's "Jackal is Coming", as well as an interesting new horror called "Sinister" by the American director Scott Derrickson,...More