Miami Connection is a film written by Joseph Diamond and directed by Richard Park and Y.K. Kim based on an idea from Y.K. Kim.
Wasn't he originally called Richard Kim, like in the credits? Like, it's it's weird.
I think Richard Park is like his Americanized name that they gave him when he came here or that he gave himself.
The film opened in August of 1988 in eight theaters in greater Orlando and was screened in Daytona Beach and Melbourne, Florida.
YK Kim said that in a period of several years before 2012, several magazines and television talk shows requested interviews about Miami Connection that Kim ignored most of the requests because it was so painful that everyone hated it on its original release.
Miami Connection is a film written by Joseph Diamond and directed by Richard Park and Y.K. Kim based on an idea from Y.K. Kim.
Wasn't he originally called Richard Kim, like in the credits? Like, it's it's weird.
I think Richard Park is like his Americanized name that they gave him when he came here or that he gave himself.
The film opened in August of 1988 in eight theaters in greater Orlando and was screened in Daytona Beach and Melbourne, Florida.
YK Kim said that in a period of several years before 2012, several magazines and television talk shows requested interviews about Miami Connection that Kim ignored most of the requests because it was so painful that everyone hated it on its original release.
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