My Boss, My Hero

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My Boss, My Hero

Poster for My Boss, My Hero (2001)
Directed by Youn JK.[1]
Produced by Kim Du-chan
Lee Hyo-seung
Jo Yun-ho
Written by Youn JK.
Starring Jeong Jun-ho
Jung Woong-in
Music by Angelo Lee
Cinematography Hwang Chul-hyun
Editing by Kim Sun-min
Distributed by CJ Entertainment
Release date(s) December 8, 2001
Running time 98 min.
Country South Korea
Language Korean
Followed by My Boss, My Teacher (2006)
IMDb profile
Korean name
Hangul 두사부일체
Hanja 頭師父一體

My Boss, My Hero (두사부일체 - Dusabu ilchae) is a 2001 South Korean film.

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[edit] Synopsis

This gangster comedy tells of a successful young mobster who has taken over the fashionable Myeongdong district of Seoul. When he mistakes the poet Yun Tong-ju for a liquor similar to dongdongju, his gang decides the boss's ignorance is an embarrassment. The gang takes up a collection and puts the boss back in high school.[2]

[edit] Cast

  • Jeong Jun-ho... Gye Du-shik[3]
  • Jung Woong-in... Kim Sang-du
  • Jung Woon-taek... Dae Ga-ri
  • Oh Seung-eun... Lee Yoon-ju
  • Song Sun-mee... Lee Ji-seon
  • Park Jun-qu... Jo Bong-pal
  • Kang Sung-pil... Yang Dong-pal
  • Key Joo-bong... Sang Chun-man
  • Yun Mun-sik... Sal-Sali
  • Go Myung-hwan... Babary-man
  • Lee Si-yeon

[edit] References

  1. ^ Infobox data from My Boss My Hero(2001) (English). KMDb Korean Movie Database. Retrieved on 2008-02-02. and Doosaboo ilchae (2001) at the Internet Movie Database
  2. ^ Synopsis from My Boss My Hero(2001) (English). KMDb Korean Movie Database. Retrieved on 2008-02-02.
  3. ^ Cast listing based on 두사부일체 - My Boss My Hero (2001) (Korean). KMDb Korean Movie Database. Retrieved on 2008-02-02.

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