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JOO JIN MO'S PROFILE

by: nana585   on: March 17, 2008 8:48am

NAME: JOO JIN MO
DATE OF BIRTH: August 11, 1975
REAL NAME: PARK Jin-tae
HEIGHT: 180 cm
FAMILY: 3 older sisters : Single
EDUCATION: Dropped out of Inchun Junior College : Play troupe "Yoo"
HOBBY: Fishing : Electric guitar : Music
SPORT: Taekwondo(2nd grade) : Body building :| Swimming

FILMOGRAPHY
2008 :: Ssanghwa Store; A Frozen Flower
2007 :: Sarang; A Love

2006 :: 200lbs Beauty
2004 :: Liar
2001 :: Wanee and Junah
2001 :: Musa: Warrior
2000 :: Real Fiction
1999 :: Happy End
1999 :: Dance Dance
1997 :: Park vs. Park
1996 :: Farewell, My Darling

THEATER

1998 :: Taxi Driver

DRAMAS
2008 :: Bichunmu
2006 :: Queen of the Game
2005 :: Fashion 70s
2003 :: Punch
2000 :: Angry Face
2000 :: Sad Temptation

source: http://www.nechto.com/jinmo/bio.htm 

ABOUT JOO JIN MO Joo Jin-mo (b. August 11, 1975) began his acting career in TV dramas and some minor
roles in film. He was first cast as a lead in Dance Dance (1999), Korea's only dance film,
for which he underwent extensive dance training. Although the film itself did not perform well,
it leant Joo some publicity before he broke through with the box-office and critical hit Happy End.
His role as a spurned lover in this psycho-drama attracted considerable notice in Korea,
and the film itself also traveled to Hong Kong.

After taking the lead in Kim Ki-duk's mildly experimental Real Fiction (which was shot in
3 1/2 hours without any retakes), Joo took a major role in the much-hyped Musa, set in
14th century China and starring Zhang Ziyi from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
He also acted in Wanee and Junah, a melodrama about a screenwriter and an animator
opposite popular actress Kim Hee-sun.

In 2003 he was rumored to take the lead role in an action blockbuster from Sidus Pictures,
and also in the latest film by veteran director Park Kwang-su, but both films were then
cancelled due to a lack of financing. Joo's return to the screen came in spring 2004, in the
comedy Liar based on the play Run For Your Wife by Ray Cooney.

source: koreanfilm.org   

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