JANG DONG-GUN'S 'MY WAY' COMPLETED THE LONG JOURNEY IN LATVIA
>> Jul 1, 2011
Big budgeted South Korean war film 'MY WAY' has completed 8 months of shooting in Latvia, Europe. Steal cuts from the movie have also been revealed from the scene that show the realistic atmosphere on site (via HANCINEMA). With stellar cast of Jang Dong-gun, Joe Odagiri and Fan Bingbing from Korea, Japan and China, 'MY WAY' is directed by Kang Je-gyu who has returned in 7 years after re-writing Korean War history through the movie 'TAEGUKGI' (BROTHERHOOD OF WAR). The crew has been busy going from all locations in Korea, Latvia in Europe, press releasing it in Cannes International Film Festival in France and many more.
The climax of the movie was shot in Latvia which was the 'Battle of Normandy'. After the shoot, Jang Dong-gun and Odagiri Joe said, 'We felt human love over the boundaries for the past 8 months. We worked hard and we hope our efforts create a good movie'. Next is other three photos from the movie that will be released in December in Korea and Japan at the same time after post production.



The climax of the movie was shot in Latvia which was the 'Battle of Normandy'. After the shoot, Jang Dong-gun and Odagiri Joe said, 'We felt human love over the boundaries for the past 8 months. We worked hard and we hope our efforts create a good movie'. Next is other three photos from the movie that will be released in December in Korea and Japan at the same time after post production.













