Three of Korea’s hottest young actors, Kim Soo Hyun (The Thieves), Lee Hyun Woo (To the Beautiful You) and Park Ki Woong (War of the Arrows) star as unlikely North Korean spies in the espionage action blockbuster Secretly, Greatly. Directed by Jang Cheol Su (Bedevilled), the film revolves around three elite North Korean agents sent undercover to South Korea. Until they receive their missions, they must carry out the most ordinary of lives in a quiet neighborhood a story that carries the three heroes from slapstick comedy to intense action and drama. Also co-starring Son Hyun Ju (Hide and Seek), Kim Sung Kyun (Nameless Gangster) and Ko Chang Seok (The Grand Heist), Secretly, Greatly broke Korea’s first-day box-office record and raked in nearly nine million admissions to become one of the biggest Korean films of 2013.
Two years ago, North Korean agent Won Ryu Hwan (Kim Soo Hyun) was sent to the South to lay low and await an assignment. His cover: the village idiot. Once a great soldier of the Republic’s most elite and brutal special forces, Ryu Hwan can now only diligently play the part of the bumbling fool, right down to daily missions of falling down in public and getting bullied by kids. He works at a corner store run by a kind woman who cares for him like a son. Soon, more sleeper agents show up in his neighborhood including his former subordinate Ri Hae Jin (Lee Hyun Woo), now a high school student, and the cynical and rebellious Lee Hae Rang (Park Ki Woong), who has no musical talent but is supposed to somehow become a rock singer. Just when the three spies have befriended the neighbors and grown accustomed to their small-town life, shocking orders from the North come in.
This edition comes with the Extended Cut of the film, plus making-of, music video and trailer.
