Waikiki Brothers (Movie - 2001)

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  Lee Eol
  이얼
  As
  Seong-woo
  (성우)
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  Park Won-sang
  박원상
  As
  Jeong-seok
  (정석)
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  Hwang Jung-min
  황정민
  As
  Kang-soo
  (강수)
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  Oh Kwang-rok
  오광록
  As
  Hyeon-goo
  (현구)
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  Oh Ji-hye
  오지혜
  As
  In-hee
  (인희)
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  Ryoo Seung-bum
  류승범
  As
  Gi-tae
  (기태)

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  2019/07/03
  According to a report from Variety, Yim Soon-rye and Hong Kyung-pyo have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Members of the Academy, as it is more informally called, are responsible for voting for the best pictures of the year in the United States centered Academy Awards ceremony,...More

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  [Hancinema's Film Review] "Waikiki Brothers"
  2018/11/17
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  Ryu Hyun-kyung in "The Messenger"
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  Park Hae-il to star in Yim Soon-rye's movie
  2013/08/29, Source
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  Yim Soon-rye to 'movie-fy' Hwang Woo-seok's story
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  [HanCinema's Weekend Box Office Review] 2013.02.08 ~ 2013.02.10
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  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2013.02.08 ~ 2013.02.10) It was another closely fought race at the box office this past weekend, but it was Lee Hwan-hyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" that reclaimed pole position with 1.3 million admissions (37.12%). Lee's latest had over 800 screenings to help its cause as it now moves to 6,279,229 admissions, making it the highest grossing Korean film of the year thus far. The Lunar New Year weekend saw the release of a number new films, including Kim Soon-rye's new comedy drama "Run to the South", an old Russian fairy tale retold in glorious 3D animation, as well the fifth instalment in the popular "Die Hard" franchise,...More

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  Art and Culture
  2012/08/10, Source
  It's finally Friday and I'm sure everyone is very excited to get some rest and sleep in. Today, our Michelle Kim brings us some events that are sure to get those of us in London and Seoul out of our homes over the weekend. Hello Michelle [Reporter : ] Hello Conn-young So what do you have for us today,...More

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  Park Hae-il: 'I Want to Present Diverse Acting'
  2011/01/04, Source
  Actor Park Hae-il, who will play a character named Hui Do in the movie "Heartbeat", said, "My first goal is to act naturally. I might not be able to satisfy every audience, but I might need to try my best to satisfy more audiences". Actor Park Hae-il debuted with his appearance in the movie "Waikiki Brothers" (2001), which was directed by Yim Soon-rye, and ten years have already passed since his debut. He appeared in more than twenty movies, including those works that he had appeared in as a supporting actor. He HAS ALSO transformed into various characters in those movies,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Park Hae-il - Part 1
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  [INTERVIEW] Actor Park Hae-il - Part 2
  2010/07/19, Source
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  Park Hae-il: I Want to Become Good Actor Completely Immersed in Movie'
  2010/07/02, Source
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  Ryoo Seung-bum: 'Every Work is a Process'
  2009/12/30, Source
  Actor Ryoo Seung-bum (29) has been building a considerable filmography for the last 10 years. It includes various genres from noir to comedy, unknown short films, animation voice work, and impressive works in which he was acting as a special guest. It also includes director Lee Moo-young's "Everlasting Husband" which could be considered Ryoo's first romantic movie, the original cartoon of Kang Full "29 Years" which could not be filmed to completion, and the omnibus movie "Mankind Fall Report" which was filmed but never released. Ryoo Seung-bum, who was interviewed on Dec. 28 in a cafe located in Kangnam, expressed that this whole work is a "process". Ryoo said, " I choose a work based on the impression I get from it. I will probably be able to tell if the work has outstanding artistic merit only on my dying day, or I may never know about that. I always consider every role and am upset when the role does not go well. However, every step is a part of the process". "No Mercy", which will open soon, is also a part of the process, as well as one of Ryoo's inflection-painted works.,...More

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  3rd French-Korean Film Festival in Paris
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  Actor Hwang to Star in New Play
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• Musical to Show Retro Culture of 70-80s
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  By Chung Ah-young
  Staff Reporter
  
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  Handball 'Sleeper' Tops Box Office for Third Week
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  Local Sport's Film First Hit of 2008 at Korean B.O.
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• Fresh new start for Korean film industry! Veteran directors are coming back
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  8 o'clock news - Presenter
  
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• "Forever" Loses Its Own Game
  2008/01/03, Source
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  By Chung Ah-young
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  2005/08/10, Source
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  2005/08/03, Source
  By Kim Tae-jong
  Staff Reporter
  
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  2004/11/06, Source
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  By Joon Soh
  Staff Reporter
  
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  By Kim Tae-jong
  Staff Reporter
  
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  A large-scale retrospective will give cinephiles a rare chance to see the best of Korean cinema over the past 50 years. "Panorama: 50 Years of Korean Cinema" will present 54 films for 15 days at Hollywood Cinema in Seoul. The program will kick off the New Year today and continue through Jan. 15.
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