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Song Kang-ho

Song Kang-ho

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Oct 13, 2026

Sarah BudderyHOST
35:50
... like, that man can, that man can do absolutely everything.
Sarah BudderyHOST
35:54
Like, along with Song Kang-ho, I think he is, like, maybe one of the greatest actors to-
MJ SmithHOST
35:59
Yeah
Sarah BudderyHOST
35:59
... ever do it.
IrisHOST
25:38
This is who played King Sejong.
CynthiaGUEST
25:40
Song Kang-ho.
CynthiaGUEST
25:41
[laughs]
IrisHOST
25:41
Oh, wow.
speaker_1HOST
9:10
Jo Cheol-hyeon built an impressive career spanning directing, producing, and screenwriting, notably penning scripts for director Lee Joon-ik's acclaimed films, including Hwangsanbeol and The Throne.
speaker_1HOST
9:22
He made his directorial debut in twenty nineteen with The King's Letters, a film exploring the final eight years of King Sejong's creation of the Korean alphabet, starring Song Kang-ho and Park Hae-il.
speaker_1HOST
9:35
The funeral procession will take place on the morning of October tenth, with burial following at Seoul Memorial Park.
speaker_0HOST
9:46
In today's celebrity news, actor Yoo Seung-ho and actress Lim Se-jung have confirmed their split after six years together.
Damian AsherHOST
35:39
Uh, Decision to Leave I think is brilliant.
Damian AsherHOST
35:42
And something that I realized r- having re-watched Memories of Murder at the cinema a couple of weeks ago, um, uh, Park Hae-il, who, uh, he's the guy who plays the murderer, the actual murderer in Memories of Murder that they don't catch, kind of, um, uh, Park Hae-il played, uh, Song Kang-ho's brother in The Host, and he's also the main guy in Decision to Leave, like the main...
Damian AsherHOST
36:08
And, and I didn't make that connection.
Damian AsherHOST
36:10
Um, so now I'm just like, okay, I'll find lots of Park Hae-il films and, uh, uh, watch those.
Devon TaylorHOST
34:05
So when she becomes a vampire and that sexuality awakens in her, this, you know, her sleeping with the, the hot priest, you know, um, you know, plays, uh, a big factor into it.
Devon TaylorHOST
34:17
Uh, played by Song Kang-ho, uh, giving a phenomenal performance in this movie.
Devon TaylorHOST
34:22
Uh, so yeah, kicking things off with Thirst, you know, uh, to, you know, get people in the mood.
Brian KuiperGUEST
34:27
[laughs] I'm so excited to cover this one on Holy Terrors.
EmHOST
11:06
Yes.
KatieHOST
11:07
You also see a famous Korean actor called Song Kang-ho, um, who's also in Parasite and the Host.
EmHOST
11:14
Yes.
KatieHOST
11:14
Um, it's-
JezHOST
30:18
So, Mr. Kim.
JezHOST
30:19
So, Song Kang-ho, if I'm saying his name right.
JezHOST
30:22
He's the only actor that I was sort of familiar with.
JezHOST
30:24
I think I'd seen Snowpiercer, but I felt like he did feel very familiar and I thought I'd seen him in more.
Esme MichaelaHOST
11:21
...
Esme MichaelaHOST
11:21
Song Kang-ho.
Joe CoatesHOST
11:22
Yeah.
Joe CoatesHOST
11:23
Uh, yeah, m- yeah.

16 MINS LATER

Joe CoatesHOST
27:22
And then the, the dad's in the car driving him, driving the other dad, and it's like, and he's just, oh, it, it's just you can tell they're gonna snap.
Joe CoatesHOST
27:31
You can tell they're gonna snap, and it's fantastic.
Esme MichaelaHOST
27:34
Something, um, that I loved about, um, King Kai Tek, the song played by Song Kang-ho-
Joe CoatesHOST
27:44
Mm
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
33:27
And, um, it's pretty rough.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
33:30
But once you get to the meat of the movie, which is, like, these two legendary actors, Lee, uh, Lee Byung-hun and Song Kang-ho, um, it's, it's a pretty interesting movie about this kind of, um, dynamic between soldiers on either side of the demilitarized zone of, of North and South Korea.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
33:47
And, um, yeah, I, I was, I was more conscious of its flaws, but I think ultimately it's, it's actually quite, quite a, quite a beautiful movie and quite, quite poignant.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
33:56
Um, you guys have- haven't seen this, right?
ChrisHOST
38:55
The Good, the Bad, the Weird is actual, like the three main characters, uh, play these tropes very well.
ChrisHOST
39:02
Um, Song Kang-ho, whose character in the movie is named Yoon Taego, he is the Weird.
ChrisHOST
39:09
Uh, you can even see it on the poster.
ChrisHOST
39:10
He's got this, this fun, fun grin on his face, just looks all goofy a bit.
ChrisHOST
43:58
Those, they all disappear again.
ChrisHOST
44:00
Um, there's a great shootout in this ghost market.
ChrisHOST
44:04
Um, at this point, the good has captured Song Kang-ho.
ChrisHOST
44:09
Uh, um, the, the good has captured the weird.

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