Please Teach Me English (Movie - 2003)

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  Jang Hyuk
  장혁
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  Lee Na-young
  이나영
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  Na Moon-hee
  나문희
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  Kim In-moon
  故 김인문
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  Kim Yong-gun
  김용건
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  Kim Young-ae
  김영애

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  [Interview] Kang Yoon-sung: I think it is important to move the audience in genre movies
  2017/10/14
  Kang Yoon-Sung has been in show business since the start of the previous decade, having acted in "Please Teach Me English" in 2003. "The Outlaws" (aka "Crime City") is his first full feature film as a director. On the occasion of the screening of "The Outlaws" (Festival entry as "Crime City") at London Korean Film Festival, we speak with him about his film, his collaboration with Ma Dong-seok, Korean movie industry, and many other topics,...More

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  Lee Seung-min-II gets married
  2013/11/26, Source
  Actress Lee Seung-min-II is getting married to a former actor and current shaman Hwang In-hyeok-I. Lee Seung-min-II debuted in 2003 through the SBS show "Top Talent",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film News] New Korean Films Inbound...
  2013/08/10
  K-Films Coming Soon: ★★★★ "Hide and Seek": A successful businessman tries to puzzle out the mystery behind his brother's disappearance. (08/14) ★★★★ "The Flu": A deadly airborne virus that kills within thirty-six hours hits Korea, spreading mass panic and disorder throughout. (08/15),...More

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  Jang Hyuk, "The Flu"
  2013/07/10, Source
  Will actor Jang Hyuk who is attempting at a blockbuster movie for the first time, gain some profit from the entertainment program he's starring in? Jang Hyuk is looking forward to the release of his movie "The Flu" on the 15th of August and it looks like MBC TV program "Real Man" is enhancing the value of the movie. Apparently, expectations are high for the aftermath as well,...More

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  Jo In-sung comes back with "Cold"
  2011/12/29, Source
  Top star Jo In-sung is returning to movie screens. He is currently in the final stages of negotiating terms and conditions. "Cold" is the first movie in nine years by director Kim Seong-su, who directed "There is No Sun", "Beat", "Musa" and 2003's "Please Teach Me English",...More

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  On-set photos of upcoming TV series "The Fugitive Plan B" revealed
  2010/07/29, Source
  Korean actress Lee Na-young shoots a scene for upcoming TV series "The Fugitive Plan B" at the Port of Yokohama in Yokohama, Japan ["The Fugitive Plan B"] On-set photos of Korean actors Daniel Henney and Lee Na-young from their Japan shoot for upcoming blockbuster TV series "The Fugitive Plan B" have been revealed. In the photos released by the show's producers on Thursday, the two actors recently shot a scene for the romantic comedy-intelligence drama at the Port of Yokohama in Yokohama, Japan,...More

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  Lee Na-young to star in TV series "The Fugitive Plan B" with Rain
  2010/06/17, Source
  Korean actress Lee Na-young [KEYEAST] Korean actress Lee Na-young has been set to star in upcoming KBS TV series tentatively titled "The Fugitive Plan B" alongside Asian superstar Rain, according to her agency KEYEAST. KEYEAST made the announcement on its official website on Wednesday, confirming that Lee has been cast as the female lead opposite Rain, playing a mysterious woman named Jin-yi who approaches Rain's character with a hidden motive,...More

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  Lee Na-young to star in new TV series with Rain
  2010/06/06, Source
  Korean actress Lee Na-young [Asia Economic Daily] Korean actress Lee Na-young has been cast in upcoming KBS TV series tentatively titled "The Fugitive Plan B", making her first small screen comeback in six years. According to various industry sources, the actress is set to play the female lead opposite Rain, who is also returning to the small screen for the first time since starring in the 2005 SBS drama "A Love to Kill",...More

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  Lee Na-young Takes on Transgender Part
  2010/01/17, Source
  Actress Lee Na-young is one of the most coveted models for advertisers along with fellow 30-something stars like,...More

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  Lee Na-young: 'Acting is so difficult for me'
  2010/01/14, Source
  Actress Lee Na-young is unique. She has a strong individuality as an actress in movies--showing hesitating attitudes, speaking in a low mumble, and expressing emotions through her eyes. For Lee, portraying unrequited love is her specialty. Lee shows her personality well through the movies "Please Teach Me English" and "Some Special". She played Young-ju, who secretly loves Mun-su (Jang Hyuk), in "Please Teach Me English" (2002, Director: Kim Seong-su), and Han E-yeon, who loves Dong Chi-sung for 10 years, in the movie "Someone Special". Now, Lee Na-young once again plays a character who hesitates to express her love. The character that she plays cannot easily express her feelings due to being a transsexual.,...More

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  Actor Kim Soo-ro as English Teacher on Big Screen
  2008/08/20, Source
  By Le e Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
  The zeal for English education in South Korea needs no introduction, except that it has inspired hit comedies like "My Tutor Friend" and ",...More

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  JANG Hyeok enters the world stage impressively
  2008/04/24, Source
  Korean star Jang Hyuk's English language debut film Dance of the Dragon's premiere is imminent. Building up to the release of the big budget film,,...More

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  Jang Hyuk started filming Dance of the Dragon
  2007/07/30, Source
  Jang Hyuk is next in line to expand his horizon into foreign markets. He has been cast in the Korean-US-Singapore project Dance of the Dragon. He,...More
• 6th Mise-en-scene's Genre Film Festival
  2007/06/26, Source
  Opening June 27th at Yongsan CGV in central Seoul, the 6th edition of the Mise-en-scene's Genre Film Festival (MGFF) will run until July 3rd, screening over 60 short films. This year's slogan is "Beyond the Barrier of Genres", the event will celebrate films that challenge conventional genres.
  
  M,...More
• Short Films Think Tall
  2007/06/24, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
  Though running as briefly as six minutes, short films show that size is not a factor for capturing the limitless power of imagination. Andre Bazin, film critic and founding father of the French New Wave, called short films "the film of the future".
  
  As the 6th Mis,...More
• Korean Films Attack the Big Apple
  2007/06/19, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
  Korean cinema will take a big bite of the Big Apple as the 2007 New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF) begins Friday. The festival will feature more than 30 works from the East, of which almost a third are Korean. The event will take place at the IFC Center until July,...More
• New York film festival showcases Korean shorts
  2007/06/12, Source
  Award-winning short films of various genres from Korea's Mise-en-scene's Genre Film Festival (MGFF) will be invited to the 6th annual New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF) from June 22 to July 8 in New York City.
  
  Launched by the Subway Cinema in 2002, the New York Asian Film Festival is a widely a,...More
• Korean Line-up New York Asian Film Festival
  2006/05/30, Source
  This year's New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF) will screen six Korean films. Song Il-gon has two of his films at the festival, "The Magicians" and,...More
• Korean Film Co. Opens in China
  2006/04/10, Source
  Korean film company Nabi Pictures is set to launch a branch in China, Beijing Nabi Pictures. It plans to produce a Chinese-language film with working title, Gyeolhon Jinhwaron or Marriage Evolution Theory. The film will tell the story of a Korean man and a Chinese woman who fall in love at first sig,...More
• `Old Boy' Director Explores Dark Side of Humanity in New Film
  2004/08/09, Source
  By Kim Tae-jong
  Staff Reporter
  
  Would you be able to kill an innocent child to save your wife's life? Although it sounds like a really bizarre or even ridiculous question, "Old Boy" director,...More
• `A Woman I Know - Someone Special' Shows Even Oddballs Fall in Love
  2004/06/24, Source
  By Joon Soh
  Staff Reporter
  Jang Jin has a thing for quirky characters. In his last film "Killer-dului Suda (Guns & Talk)", the screenwriter-turned-director presented a band of assassins who spent more time bantering with one another than doing,...More
• [Local and Foreign Films With English Subtitles]
  2004/06/10, Source
  ▣ Nae Yojachingu-rul Sogaehapnida (Windstruck)
  Once daily
  Cine Core theater
  Premiering last week here and in Hong Kong, the Romantic Comedy ",...More
• Korean Film Highlighted at Philadelphia Festival
  2004/03/24, Source
  Philadelphia's film goers will have a feast of Korean cinema to choose from when the 13th Philadelphia Film Festival opens on April 8.
  South Korea is well represented with 11 features out of the 133 to be screened, including a special category called New Korean Cinema. The category's six films incl,...More
• 'English' translates into laughter
  2003/10/29, Source
  Imagine this scene: "Zoo!" a Caucasian teacher slyly declares in front of a class of Korean students. "Jew!" the class confidently affirms in unison. Sound familiar? A scene like this probably takes place at hundreds of private institutions around the nation where the struggle to learn English is a,...More