Action Boys Page #9
- Year:
- 2008
- 101 min
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How did you know
Lee is staying here?
This is the best hotel in Dunhuang.
And you figured
he'd stay at the best.
Alright.
Byung-gil, what...
Give it to him later?
Yes, well...
We'll take whatever we can.
We might get
to meet Byung-hun Lee.
Yeah, you're right! Should we?
Sure!
The Korean wave
seems powerful indeed.
It can turn a middle-aged man
into a shy little boy.
To say thanks, he bought them lunch at
the best restaurant in the hotel.
The amazing food paralyzed even
their worries about their shoot.
As the taste fades,
they become desperate
In such a state, they wait.
Five hours later...
The stunt team must be back for
sitting out front is Joong-hyun Ji,
"The Good, The Bad, And The Weird".
He also choreographed
Stunt Director Joong-hyun JI
Producer Lee goes to ask him if
the production team is back.
He seems sure
of gaining permission
through the pretext
of the fan letter.
He says the production team
is probably back.
This is for Byung-hun Lee.
But the fan didn't know
his address.
I told him I'd give it to him.
So we just need to give this
to Byung-hun Lee, right?
Yes, so I'll just...
I'm sorry but
I have a meeting now so...
Okay.
Have a safe trip back to Korea.
He wasn't even able to
broach the subject. He looks sad.
If someone was
funding our film then
we would've come
comfortably by plane.
But since we have no money,
we had to fly 5 hours
and ride on a night train
for 14...
For 3 days here,
we couldn't shoot a thing.
All we did was
hand over a fan letter.
I don't know why we are here.
It seems like we went through
all this to hand over a letter.
Have a safe trip back...
I'm sorry
you weren't able to shoot...
It's okay!
The day they left China,
Jin-seock left Korea
for China to work on
"The Good, The Bad, And The Weird".
Even Gui-duck wasn't in Korea.
He was in Russia on a shoot.
Returning to Korea,
Byung-gil had no one to shoot.
He was suffering
through boredom when...
A phone call from Kyung-min.
He wants Byung-gil to come see him
in a musical that he is starring in.
He knew Kyung-min had been preparing
for the JUMP audition for months.
So he thought, "He finally did it!
Kyung-min wasn't nervous this time!"
At the theater, Byung-gil
could feel a mysterious force.
of the poster!
Why on earth did Kyung-min
become a power ranger?
You know the martial arts
performance JUMP, right?
I believed the saying,
"Sweat never lies."
And I kept trying...
But I kept failing.
So I thought, "Wow...
Sweat does lie sometimes."
I quit drinking.
I didn't meet girls.
I tried like crazy...
Then how did you meet
your present girlfriend?
Musical for Children Power Ranger
I went to an audition
for a musical called Power Ranger.
It was dubbed by radio actors.
We wear the masks
and do the action.
The radio actress
who dubs my part...
...became my girlfriend.
Good to see you all!
So as we worked together...
...we hit it off.
I gained a girlfriend
and the money's good too.
So I thought,
"Ah, sweat doesn't lie."
I was happy then.
Please say something to your
girlfriend on the camera.
- To my girlfriend?
- Yes. To her.
To camera.
Soo-yeon... I love you.
Kyung-min. I love you too.
In fact,
that radio actress... is me.
A few days later,
good news surprises us.
We got a package
from Sung-il in China.
Director Ji heard of our
miserable story in China.
Stunt Director Joong-hyun Ji
With his help, Sung-il shot some
practice footage of the stuntman.
You're about to fall from a horse.
How do you feel?
I'm sleepy. Real sleepy.
In my dream last night,
I'm the only who survives.
Which means the other
4 guys here are dead.
- And you alive alone?
- Yeah. The situation is similar.
Cheol-woo, be careful today.
Like Jin-seock said,
Cheol-woo looks
like he needs to be careful.
Cheol-woo's frightening
legendary stuntman Yakima Kanutt Jr.
In the chariot scene of Ben Hur.
And the videotape also ends.
We went to visit Kyung-tae when
we heard his baby was coming.
Night Delivery
Relax! Relax your legs!
Please relax!
Kyung-tae was the first to get
married among the 8th year members
and this is the moment
He didn't forget
to bring the camera
he bought months ago
for this moment.
As if in wonder, he is unable
to look away from his daughter.
As the head of a family, he renews
his resolution to provide for them.
In an unexpected turn, all the
stuntmen return home from China.
some abrupt news...
It is the death of
stunt director Joong-hyun Ji.
They begin to move his casket
in absolute silence.
Gui-duck looks somber.
Sung-il was especially close
to director Ji.
He gets on the bus,
lips tightly shut.
Like the lives of stuntmen
outside the spotlight,
the funeral was a quiet affair
within the league of stuntmen.
The life of a stuntman
has no face.
Though director Ji had worked on
countless films for over 10 years,
it is hard to spot him
in his films.
before his death
captures his image fully.
Though they are in films,
they bear the fate
of being unrecognized.
Today, we will meet someone
who has such a job.
Usually it's only my back
or I double for actors
so you don't see my face.
Even if I can't act well
with my face,
I just need to express it well
through my body.
I strongly felt if I didn't do stunts
then, I'd greatly regret it later.
- Do you know "A Bittersweet Life"?
- Ah, yes!
"A Bittersweet Life"
The person hanging on top is me.
I hang a bit
and slam into that can.
I still have a bad back.
In the last part of "Public Enemy",
Public Enemy
I break a window
and go flying out.
I do a full turn,
then twist my body
before landing on top of the car.
I hurt my back doing that scene.
That was probably
my scariest moment.
Even though I knew
what I was doing.
Try and find him in the films
he's mentioned.
- They won't be able to.
- No?
In any case, don't get hurt...
Like he said,
We will no longer be able
to find him in movies.
Director Joong-hyun Ji started his
stunt career at the young age of 22.
At 26, he became
He said he started stunts because
he felt he'd regret it if he didn't.
His life came to an end
at the tender age of 33.
A few weeks after
the death of director Joong-hyun Ji
Sung-il and Jin-seock
quit stuntwork.
Byung-gil was also
no longer able to shoot.
Days later, late at night...
We got a call from Gui-duck
to go drinking.
When we arrived,
he was already very drunk.
Do you think stuntmen
don't feel pain?
That only actors hurt?
That's not true.
We hurt too when we get hit.
Slap us in the face...
Kick us in the shin...
And we hurt too.
We hurt.
We just don't express it.
But it still hurts.
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