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Kang Don-Won As Cho In Essay

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" Kang Don-won is a South Korean actor and model born on the 18th January 1981. He is best known for his acting skills in movies he has starred in. Kang was born ion Busan. He made his debut in a drama before he made it up in a movie called Too Beautiful to Lie. His performance in the movie gave him the chance to have a breakthrough in the movie Temptation of the Wolves. Kang is a graduate of the University of Hanyang where he majored in Mechanical Engineering. He then did Theater and Film at the Samgmyung University." "Master (2016)
Role: Kang Don-won as Kim Jae Myung
Companywon Network is being pursued by an Intellectual crime investigation team.
The company is involved in a massive fraud case.
Kim Jae Myung is the leader of the …show more content…

It wasn 't perfect and there were some parts that I personally would of removed but overall it was beautiful movie about family, friendship and death.

Reminds me of Bollywood movie Paa (same Progeria theme) but I think Paa is better.

" "Haunters (2010)
Role: Kang Don-won as Cho In

Cho In is a robber who does not relate to human.
This made his parents attempt to kill him.
He had special powers which made him able to control the minds of other people so he used that to lure people to rob for him.
Upon realizing that he can 't control Kyu-nam due to similar powers, Cho-in pursues him infrustration to the point of putting everyone 's lives at risk. " "So... Did Mr. hero also have healing powers?
He was fine after all those injuries.

Started this movie cause the concept was great.
Stopped watching it because it got too stupid.
When someone has that kind of power over people it is obvious that you can 't battle with him where he is strongest, and this is where the movie lost me.
I gave up when the logic started to go down hill.
I may go back and give it another try later.

This movie has a great story but the acting was bad.
Just don 't watch this . . . waste of time, trust

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