Мун Сон Гын

«Moon Sung-keun (b. May 28, 1953), in addition to being a prolific actor (20 films to date), has become one of the central figures in the Korean film industry. Moon came to filmmaking late, after spending time working as a businessman in Saudi Arabia. Throughout the 1990s he has worked together with some of the leading directors of the decade, most notably Park Kwang-su (Black Republic, Berlin Report, To the Starry Island, A Single Spark), Jang Sun-woo (Road to the Racetrack, To You From Me, A Petal), and Lee Chang-dong (Green Fish). In May 2000, appeared in Hong Sang-soo's acclaimed third feature, Virgin Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors. The following year he appeared in debut director Park Chan-ok's Jealousy Is My Middle Name in a much-praised portrayal of a self-centered book editor. Gradually Moon has branched out from his acting to become involved in the Pusan International Film Festival and the movement to protect the Screen Quota System. A gifted administrator, he co-founded a film production company, UniKorea, and also served as Vice Chairman of the Korean Film Commission in 1999. He was the host of a much-watched investigative TV program called I Want To Know until fellow actor Jeong Jin-young took over. In 2002, Moon become a notable figure in local politics, particularly after he and producer Myung Kay-nam took charge of the online supporters of Roh Moo-hyun's presidential campaign. After Roh won the election and took office, Moon became an influential voice among the supporters of the center-left Uri party. After two years off from filmmaking, Moon returns in 2005 to star in the directorial debut of actress Pang Eun-jin. »

«Moon Sung-keun (b. May 28, 1953), in addition to being a prolific actor (20 films to date), has become one of the central figures in the Korean film industry. Moon came to filmmaking late, after spending time working as a businessman in Saudi Arabia. Throughout the 1990s he has worked together with ...» (раскрыть)