Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War"
태극기 휘날리며 (2004)
Timing:
2:28 (148 min)
7.985/10
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7.922/10
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8/10
42000
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Actors and characters
Lee Young-lan
Character Mother
Jo Yoon-hee
Character Jin-seok's Grandaughter
Jo Woon
Character Platoon Soldier #1
Cho Won-hee
Character Battalion Commander
Jeon Jae-hyeong
Character Yong-seok
Jung Ho-bin
Character North Korean Officer
Min Ji-Hyuk
Character BAR Shooter
Kim Man-gi
Character Squad Leader Sgt. Kim
Jeong Gi-seop
Character Medic #2
Park Su-il
Character Counterintelligence Officer
Park Jong-moo
Character Battalion Soldier
Park Jeong-Woo
Character Recruiting Officer
Yeom Cheol-ho
Character Recruited Soldier
Kim Tae-beom
Character Recruited Soldier
Dae-Hoon Jeong
Character North Korean Boy Solider
Ju Myeong-cheol
Character People's Army #1
Hyun Seung-jin
Character Jung Bak-ah
Jeon In-geol
Character People's Army being slaughtered
Jeon Seung-jae
Character People's Army Warrior
Ju Myeong-cheol
Character People's Army #1
Kim Man-gi
Character Squad Leader Sgt. Kim
What's left behind the scenes
- The original title of the film can be translated as "Waving Flag" (referring to the flag of South Korea).
- The film's shooting period was from February 10th to October 31st, 2003.
- Approximately 19,000 sets of uniforms for the South and North Korean armies were sewn for the film.
- A two-kilometer defensive line was created near the Nakdong River for filming, and actual equipment from the Korean War was used.
- Due to the abundance of scenes depicting military violence, the film received high restriction ratings in many countries.
- Recreating the Battle of Toulon required 15,000 rounds of ammunition, 3,000 extras, and 500 stunt professionals. Filming lasted 3 weeks with an average of 50 minor incidents per day, but the scene was shot without any major accidents.
- Approximately 19,000 sets of uniforms for the South and North Korean armies were sewn for the filming.
- A two-kilometer defensive line was created near the Nakdong River for filming, and actual equipment from the Korean War era was used.
- Recreating the Battle of Tumil-yon required 15,000 rounds of ammunition, 3,000 extras, and 500 stunt performers. Filming lasted 3 weeks with an average of 50 minor incidents per day, but the scene was shot without any major accidents.
- The original title of the film can be translated as "Waving Flag" (referring to the flag of South Korea).
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
