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Guest helen208

thank you helen208 I'm so sorry I remember wrong day :sweatingbullets::sweatingbullets: someone tell me his birthday is 03/03/1981

and "Public Enemy III" it is new Movie or Drama of him

Sorry back too late :sweatingbullets:

"Kang Chul-joong:Public Enemy I-I" is a new movie, not a drama.. being released on June 19. He is one of the bad guys, I think.

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Guest goongaddict2603

-_- Too much hair!!! Urk I don't like it... :crazy:

I prefer the short, slick and clean "Taesan-ish" look (shaven moustache, cut hair)... <_<

But since it's for a show, I can't argue with that.

And he's so tanned now. :blink:

:ph34r:

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Source : DramaBeans.com

Original Article : SPN eDaily

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Starting a new career with a new name

November 19th, 2008

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He was "Lee Han" (이한) until his role in 2008's Public Enemy Returns, after which point he reverted to his real name (he may be more recognizable in the pic below; his new look had me double-taking to make sure it was really him, and the name change didn't help!). Other projects he's done as Lee Han include dramas When Spring Comes, Lovers, and Goodbye Solo.

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But he's used Kim Nam-gil (김남길) ever since, with subsequent films Modern Boy and Portrait of a Beauty. He's picked up something of a reputation as "Chungmuro's dark horse," and he's seems poised for a big career; keep an eye out for him in the future.

One reason for his initial name change to Lee Han was that as a new actor at MBC, he'd often encounter the similarly named veteran comic actor Kang Nam-gil (Who Are You, Gourmet). But after using a stage name for a while, he began to feel a desire to use his real name: "I felt that acting under my birth name would make me be more honest with myself."

At around the time he started feeling that way, directors Kang Woo-seok (producer of Modern Boy) and Jung Ji-woo (Modern Boy writer and director), as well as actor Seol Kyung-gu (Public Enemy Returns), encouraged him to revert to using his real name. "As I started using my real name, I felt I was starting anew. It allowed me to feel more humble and gave me the opportunity to be harder on myself, which is satisfying on a personal level."

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Guest Happy_Day

Oh my God......... This guy is just amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He was just perfect in No Regrets and Portrait of a Beauty.

His acting is amazing, no doubt. But now I realized that he's also a great kisser, and I'm lovin' his new bad boy look. He's like SoJiSup + LeeJunKi......... <3

I just can't wait for his next drama, which is Queen SeonDuk.

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