Following a report stating that Lee Byung Hun and Chinese acress Tang Wei had been cast in Park Chan Wook’s upcoming film, his production company has clarified that nothing has been decided yet. His company Moho Film stated, “That film is one of several projects that Director Park Chan Wook has in the works right now,… Continue reading Sources Respond To Report That Lee Byung Hun And Tang Wei Will Star In Park Chan Wook’s New Film
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Lee Byung Hun’s Agency Responds To Reports About His Appearance In “Old Boy” Director Park Chan Wook’s New Film
Lee Byung Hun may be working with celebrated film director Park Chan Wook! On November 14, a media outlet reported that Lee Byung Hun had confirmed his appearance in director Park Chan Wook’s new film and was adjusting his schedule. Park Chan Wook is well-known for his work including “Old Boy,” “Lady of Vengeance,” “Thirst,”… Continue reading Lee Byung Hun’s Agency Responds To Reports About His Appearance In “Old Boy” Director Park Chan Wook’s New Film
Im Soo Jung, Jang Ki Yong, Ha Jung Woo, And More Have Glamorous Gathering In LA
On October 12 (local time), Im Soo Jung, Park So Dam, Jang Ki Yong, Jo Jin Woong, and Ha Jung Woo attended Hammer Museum’s Gala in the Garden. Hammer Museum is an art museum and cultural center located in Los Angeles, United States. The museum’s website describes the Gala in the Garden as an event that “celebrates… Continue reading Im Soo Jung, Jang Ki Yong, Ha Jung Woo, And More Have Glamorous Gathering In LA
Stars Dazzle On The Red Carpet At The Seoul Drama Awards 2019
On August 28, a red carpet event was held ahead of the Seoul Drama Awards 2019 at Grand Peace Palace in Seoul. Various stars from around the world were in attendance. Check out some of their red carpet looks below! Ji Chang WookJang NaraKim Nam GilAlicia von RittbergAlden RichardsAlperen DuymazLee Chae YoungDavichiJoo Woo JaeVivian SungNo… Continue reading Stars Dazzle On The Red Carpet At The Seoul Drama Awards 2019
Huddle Up For Halloween With These 8 Chilling Korean Horrors
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, October! When everything is spooky and fills you with chills! Recent years have definitely seen a rise in Korean horror cinema with some of the films on this list, but Korea has been churning out thrills for decades. Below are just some of the fantastic frightening movies you… Continue reading Huddle Up For Halloween With These 8 Chilling Korean Horrors
Watch: Park Chan Wook’s First-Ever BBC Drama Promises Danger And Espionage In New Teaser
BBC and AMC revealed the trailer for Park Chan Wook’s first TV drama, “The Little Drummer Girl.” The trailer features strong colors and visuals, which can be uniquely found in Park Chan Wook’s works, and tells viewers that the drama will be full of danger and desirable tension. “The Little Drummer Girl” tells the story of Charlie… Continue reading Watch: Park Chan Wook’s First-Ever BBC Drama Promises Danger And Espionage In New Teaser
7 Korean Movies That Would Make Great Dramas
There is no shortage of great narratives in the world of Korean dramas, with new shows released quick enough to give us all whiplash. It always seems that, as we’re still processing the emotional roller coasters of current dramas, five new shows come along to torture our hearts some more. Nonetheless, we could always use more, and… Continue reading 7 Korean Movies That Would Make Great Dramas
Renowned Director Park Chan Wook To Direct BBC Drama “The Little Drummer Girl”
Following the success of “The Handmaiden,” Director Park Chan Wook will direct a drama for BBC, a British broadcasting channel. On November 4, British news reported that Park Chan Wook will be directing the BBC drama “The Little Drummer Girl.” “The Little Drummer Girl” is based on John le Carré’s novel of the same name,… Continue reading Renowned Director Park Chan Wook To Direct BBC Drama “The Little Drummer Girl”
Renowned Korean Director Park Chan Wook Featured On New York Times’s “The Greats” Issue
Every year the New York Times Style Magazine puts out a “Greats” issue spotlighting some of the greatest artists of the year. This year, the covers featured singer Nicki Minaj, actress Amy Adams, composer Stephen Sondheim, writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, fashion designer Dries Van Noten, artist Claes Oldenberg, and Korean director Park Chan Wook. Park Chan Wook… Continue reading Renowned Korean Director Park Chan Wook Featured On New York Times’s “The Greats” Issue
Park Chan Wook Talks About The Future Of Korean Film In Cannes Interview
Renowned director Park Chan Wook, who is currently attending the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival, recently spoke up in an interview on what he thinks about the future of Korean cinema. In the interview, Park Chan Wook mentioned a new generation of Korean directors such as Yeon Sang Ho, who directed “Train to Busan.” “Directors who… Continue reading Park Chan Wook Talks About The Future Of Korean Film In Cannes Interview