Late
Autumn Movie recorded a great sales in
China. The film was made by director Kim Tae-Yong,
earning 25juta Yuan (about U $ D = 4 million) in ticket sales, This is a new
record for a Korean Movie in its first week of
release, accounting for only three
days after it was released in China by Korean film
distributor CJ Entertainment.
Starred by Korean popular
actor Hyun Bin
and Chinese actress
Tang Wei, the movie was a remake of the 1966
Korean drama directed
by Lee Man-hee in the same title. The film was released
in local theaters
in 2011 and Tang
Wei won the best
actress award for her role in
Korea PaekSang Arts
Awards, and making her to be the first foreign actress who win the award
honors.
Earlier, Director comedian hitmaker Shim Hyung-rae in 2007 through
the fantasy action film "D War" and
the 2011 3-D film "Sector 7" starring actress Ha
Ji-won is a couple of several successful Korean
films exported to the Chinese market. Two films are each carrying about
30 million yuan for screenings in China.
According to CJ Entertainment,
a film in China
expects "Late Autumn" exceeded sales of two films that immediately.
"The Comedy a Genre nd action movies are having a good response in China in recent
years," CJ said in a statement. "Late Autumn" is a
romantic drama and
it means that a foreign film
in a genre not
action has made a
new hit in China. "
The Movie plot tells
the story of a Chinese-American prisoner named
Anna (played by Tang
Wei), who killed her
husband seven years ago,
was released from prison for three days
to attend her mother's funeral in
Seattle. On the way to Seattle, he met with
a Korean Gigolo
named Hoon (played
by Hyun Bin) and they both spend 72
hours together. The film was
shot in Seattle with
English script.


Late Autumn Movie Poster
Late Autumn Movie
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Source : Soompi