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==Profile==
* '''Movie:''' Bad Guy
* '''Revised romanization:''' Nabbeun Namja
* '''Hangul:''' 나쁜 남자
* '''Director:''' [[Kim Ki-Duk]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Kim Ki-Duk]]
* '''Producer:''' Lee Seung-Jae, Ahn Sang-Hoon
* '''Cinematographer:''' Hwang Chul-Hyun
* '''Assistant Director:''' [[Cho Chang-Ho (director)|Cho Chang-Ho]]
* '''Release Date:''' November 11, 2001
* '''Runtime:''' 100 min
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
While strutting through Downtown Seoul, Han-gi, a local gangland pimp, spots young Sun-
hwa, a pretty, middle-class college student, waiting on a park bench. He sits next to her, creating
a disparate scene of two classes in soft harmony, until she sneers at his advances and rushes
into the arms of her preppy boyfriend. Offended, he grabs her and forcefully kisses her. Sun-hwa
demands an apology, and when Han-Gi refuses, he is beaten by a group of soldiers who had
witnessed the assault. As a final insult, Sun-hwa spits in his face while he is restrained, humiliating him.

Soon after, Sun-hwa makes the mistake of taking a seemingly forgotten wallet filled with
cash. She is apprehended by the owner, and forced to a pay a huge sum or be turned into the
police. With no money, she signs a contract that results in her being sold into prostitution to
repay the debt.

Whisked away to the neon colors of a Seoul brothel, her introduction to street life is harsh
and cold, her teacher an iron-hearted woman with only disdain for the untrained Sun-hwa. As
she is brought into her drab room for her first encounter, we learn who is really behind her
imprisonment. Watching from behind a double mirror in her room, sits Han-gi, the ‘Bad Guy.’

As Sun-hwa descends further and further into street life, she takes on the full fledged traits
of a john-luring prostitute. Han-gi’s curtain parts to reveal Sun-hwa’s harsh education through
the mirror, and his tears, creeping through the hardness of his thuggish face, expose his growing
feelings for her. Han-gi’s language is reduced to facial gestures, his throat marked with the long
lash of a scar straight across from ear to ear.

After a failed escape attempt, Sun-hwa is taken to the seashore by Han-gi. Here she is confronted with a series of mysterious torn photographs that seem to suggest a hidden past or even
a possible predetermined future between Han-gi and herself.

==Cast==
* [[Cho Jae-Hyun]] - Han-Ki
* [[Seo Won]] - Sun-Hwa
* [[Kim Yun-Tae]] - Yun-Tae
* [[Choi Duk-Moon]] - Myoung-Soo
* [[Yoon-Young (1972)|Yoon-Young]] - Hyun-Ja
* [[Shin Yoo-Jin]] - Min-Jung
* [[Kim Jung-Young]] - Eun-Hye
* [[Namkoong Min]] - Hyun-Su
* [[Lee Han-Wi]]
* [[Kwon Hyuk-Ho]] - guard Jo
* [[Kim Gwang-In]] - prison officer 1
* [[No Shi-Hong]] - customer 5
* [[Park Sun-Woong (1974)|Park Sun-Woong]] - Dal-Soo's subordinate 2

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[[Category:South Korean films]]
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[[Category:2001 films]]
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 ==Cast==
 * [[Cho Jae-Hyun]]	 - Han-Ki
-* [[Seo Won]] - Sun-Hwa
+* [[Seo Won (1979)|Seo Won]] - Sun-Hwa
 * [[Kim Yun-Tae]] - Yun-Tae
 * [[Choi Duk-Moon]]	 - Myoung-Soo

Bad Guy (2001-Korean Movie) - Revision history

RamenLover: Text replace - "Seo Won" to "Seo Won"

RamenLover: Text replace - "Namgung Min" to "Namkoong Min"