Tag: Park Chan Wook

Park Chan Wook Directs Lee Jung Hyun and Jin Goo in “V” Music Video

It was recently reported that world-renowned film director Park Chan Wook (“Old Boy“) will be directing Lee Jung Hyun‘s new music video for her upcoming single, “V,” and now new stills, as well as a making video, have been released.  Park Chan Wook, along with his brother Park Chan Kyung directs this music video, which stars Jin Goo. Jin Goo and… Continue reading Park Chan Wook Directs Lee Jung Hyun and Jin Goo in “V” Music Video

World-Renowned Park Chan Wook to Direct Lee Jung Hyun’s New MV

World-renowned film director Park Chan Wook (“Old Boy“) will be directing Lee Jung Hyun‘s new music video for her upcoming single, which will be released on July 22. On July 8, stills from Lee Jung Hyun’s upcoming music video “V” have been released. It has been reported that Park Chan Wook, along with his brother… Continue reading World-Renowned Park Chan Wook to Direct Lee Jung Hyun’s New MV

[Exclusive] Asian-American Actor Brian Tee Talks About “Mortal Kombat Legacy,” “The Wolverine”

Brian Tee is an American actor of Japanese and Korean descent who is best known for his role as the Drift King in “Fast and the Furious, Tokyo Drift.” Since then he has been in a variety of roles in film and television. One of his most recent roles was the lead character, Jason, in… Continue reading [Exclusive] Asian-American Actor Brian Tee Talks About “Mortal Kombat Legacy,” “The Wolverine”

Will Smith Calls the Wonder Girls Aliens

On May 7, staff and actors from "Men In Black 3" held a world premiere press conference in Seoul. At the press conference, actor Josh Brolin praised Korean director Park Chan Wook. He said, "I think Park Chan Wook is the best director of not only Korea, but of the entire world. I was highly impressed by his humble attitude."

Why Can’t Korean Films Ever Break Into the Academy Awards?

On February 27, The Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film went to an Iranian film, "A Separation." The Academy Awards started giving out Best Foreign Language Film awards in 1956. South Korea has been submitting films for nomination every year since 1963. Korea’s first submission was "Mother and the Houseguest" by director Shin Sang Ok. However, Korea has been unlucky all those years as no Korean films have ever been a final nominee for the Academy awards. This year, films from more than 60 countries have been submitted in the category of Best Foreign Language Film.

Nicole Kidman Cast for Park Chan Wook’s (Oldboy’s Director) New Movie

Nicole Kidman has been cast in a lead role for upcoming movie, “Stoker,” which will be produced by “Oldboy’s” star director, Park Chan Wook. According to the U.S.-based movie site Indiewire, Park Chan Wook’s new movie has confirmed the casting of prominent Hollywood stars, Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode, and Jacki Weaver.

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