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In “No Other Choice,” Lee Byung-hun projects everyman desperation (think Pottersville-era Jimmy Stewart in “It’s a Wonderful Life”), movie star charisma (his looks are remarked upon in the film quite ...

Lee Byung-hun has a chance to make history — he’s the first Korean actor to be nominated for best actor, comedy or musical at the Golden Globes. The “No Other Choice” lead says he found out about the ...

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Moviefone: To begin with, Director Park, can you talk about the core themes that you wanted to explore with this movie and what compelled you to tell this specific story? Park Chan-wook: It's hard to ...

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“No Other Choice” brings together Park Chan Wook, the director of “Oldboy,” and Lee Byung Hun, the villainous Front Man from “Squid Game.” Their collaboration is based on “The Ax,” a novel by the late ...