Name: Secretamente, Grandemente
Genre: Ação, Mistério e Suspense, Comédia
Released: 2013-06-05
Rating: 9.3
Cast: Kim Soo Hyun, Lee Hyun Woo, Park Ki Woong, Go Chang Suk, Son Hyun Joo

Kim Soo Hyun é um ator coreano internacionalmente reconhecido e aclamado, cujos talentos incluem atuar, cantar e trabalhar como modelo. Nascido em 16 de fevereiro de 1988, Kim Soo Hyun tem grande popularidade como garoto-propaganda, tendo recebido um número inédito de acordos de propaganda simultâneos desde 2012. Ele fez sua estreia na atuação na sitcom familiar "Sorriso do queijo Kimchi", de 2007, e recebeu rapidamente seu primeiro papel principal na aclamada novela "Peixe da floresta". Mas foi seu grande papel em "Gigante", em 2010, que deu a ele seu primeiro prêmio de atuação, o prêmio New Star no SBS Drama Awards 2010. Mas muitas outras honras se seguiram com seus papeis subsequentes em "Sonhar alto", “A lua que abraça o sol” e “Meu amor das estrelas”. Foi seu papel icônico como um professor alienígena em "Meu amor das estrelas" que fez de Kim Soo Hyum uma estrela internacional e um modelo de primeira linha na indústria da publicidade. Ele também contribuiu com a trilha sonora de diversas novelas, incluindo “Meu amor das estrelas”, “A lua que abraça o sol” e “Sonhar alto”.

Kim Soo Hyun

Won Ryu Hwan / Bang Dong Gu

Lee Hyun Woo é um ator e cantor sul-coreano. Nascido em 23 de março de 1993, ele iniciou sua carreira como ator mirim. Depois de estrear como ator na série de TV de 2004 “Oolla Boolla Blue-jjang”, ele atuou em diversos dramas históricos de sucesso, incluindo “A Lenda” (2007), “O Grande Rei Sejong” (2008), “O Retorno de Iljimae” (2009) e “Rainha Seondeok” (2009). Seus papéis mais recentes como protagonista incluem as novelas de sucesso “Para Você, Linda!” (2012), “Estudante Noturno” (2015) e “Escola Moorim” (2016). Ele ganhou diversos prêmios de melhor jovem ator e melhor ator estreante. Lee Hyun Woo também lançou alguns singles e apresentou os programas musicais “Music on Top” (2011-2012) e “Inki Gayo (Música Popular)” (2012-2014).

Lee Hyun Woo

Ri Hae Jin / Lee Hae Jin

Park Ki Woong is a South Korean actor. Born on February 13, 1985, he first appeared in K2’s music video “Giving You Love” and then made his acting debut in the television series “Chosun Police” and the film “Kaidan,” both in 2005. Park Ki Woong shot to fame when he appeared in the SKY PMP Phone commercial in 2006. He has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Bridal Mask” (2012) and “Full House Take 2” (2012), “Monster” (2016) and “Return” (2018).

Park Ki Woong

Ri Hae Rang / Kim Min Su

Go Chang Suk is a South Korean actor who was born on October 13, 1970, in Busan, South Korea. He studied Theater at the Seoul Institute of the Arts, and made his feature film debut in the 2004 movie “The Last Wolf,” following up with an appearance in the international hit film “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance” in 2005. He made his small-screen debut in the drama series “Dream” in 2009, and was awarded the Best Supporting Actor prize for his role in “A Barefoot Dream” at the Chunsa Film Art Awards in 2010. More recently, he has appeared in drama series titles such as “Encounter” (2018) and “Memorist” (2020).

Go Chang Suk

Seo Sang Gu

Son Hyun Joo is an award-winning South Korean veteran actor. Born on June 24, 1965, he began his acting career in 1991 and has won numerous acting awards in both films and television dramas. His roles in the drama “The Chaser” (2012) and film “Hide and Seek” (2013) were unexpected hits, and he also on Best Actor at the 39th Moscow International Film Festival in 2017 for his role in the film “Ordinary Person.”

Son Hyun Joo

Kim Tae Won

Kim Sung Kyun

Seo Su Hyeok

Um Tae Goo is a South Korean actor. He was born on November 9, 1983 and made his acting debut in 2007. Since then, he has appeared in various films, variety shows, and television dramas, including “Secretly Greatly” (2016), “A Taxi Driver” (2017), and “The Great Battle” (2018).

Um Tae Goo

Hwang Jae O

Jo Young Jin

Won Ryu Hwan, aka Dong Gu (Kim Soo Hyun), is the head of a North Korean sleeper cell based in South Korea. He poses as a simpleton and a convenience store clerk, but his secret mission is to keep a close eye on the townsfolk. When Seoul and Pyongyang strike a political deal that involves surrendering spies, Dong Gu and fellow North Korean spies Ri Hae Rang (Park Ki Woong), a bogus rock hopeful, and “high school student” Ri Hae Jin (Lee Hyun Woo) are ordered to commit suicide. As a menacing North Korean agent prepares to cross the border to ensure the trio is dead, can Dong Gu and the rest escape almost certain doom? This 2013 South Korean comedy-thriller movie was based on the webtoon Covertness by Hun and directed by Jang Cheol Soo.

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