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The Last Princess (2016)

덕혜옹주 The Last Princess (2016) screenplay by Hur Jin-ho, Lee Han-eol, and Seo Yoo-min directed by Hur Jin-Ho based on Princess Deokhye by Kwon Bi-young

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Park Hae Il - Cosmopolitan Magazine October Issue ‘17

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Park Hae Il - Cosmopolitan Magazine October Issue ‘17

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Park Hae Il - Cosmopolitan Magazine October Issue ‘17

[spongki]

Park Hae-il is underrated in every sense of the word. In a matter of minutes he managed to catch my attention in his brief role in Memories of Murder by Bong Joon-ho. I watched it shortly after seeing Wong Kar-wai's Fallen Angels in a local cinema, so I immediately drew a comparison between him and actor Leon Lai. They've both got this similar magnetism—such sweet faces in their youth, playing such shady characters. Gyeongju is another one I love from his filmography, in all its Hong Sang-soo Zhang Lu essence. Then of course, his role in Park Chan-wook's Decision to Leave. He seems to be a very private person—something I fully respect and appreciate—but I'd love to know more about him and his thoughts on cinema, just to have a little insight on how he manages to constantly choose great projects.

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Park Hae-il (박해일)

Park, a steady pillar of Korean film.

Authenticity shines in every subtle gesture.

Refined storytelling through quiet intensity.

Known for The Host and timeless dramas.

Hae (“sea”) — vast in emotional depth.

Artistry that feels both simple and profound.

Every role carries layered humanity.

Il (“one”) — singular in his unique path.

Legacy built on naturalism and truth.

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박해일의 망중한, Vogue Korea May 2013

Park Hae-il, Vogue Korea May 2013 Editor: Kim Ji-soo Photographer: Hyea W Kang Stylist: Jung Joo-yeon, Im Ji-hye Hair: Jung Joon Makeup: Choi Hye-rin via Blogger http://bit.ly/13VnQOH