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==Profile==
* '''Movie:''' The Sword With No Name
* '''Revised romanization:''' Bulkkotcheoreom Nabicheoreom
* '''Hangul:''' 불꽃처럼 나비처럼
* '''Director:''' [[Kim Yong-Kyoon]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Ya Suk-Rok]], [[Lee Sook-Yun]]
* '''Producer:''' [[Park Min-Hee (1965)|Park Min-Hee]], Kim Mi-Hee
* '''Cinematographer:''' [[Kim Myung-Joon (cinematographer)|Kim Myung-Joon]]
* '''Release Date:''' September 24, 2009
* '''Runtime:''' 124 min.
* '''Production Company:''' [[Sidus Pictures]]
* '''Distributor:''' [[Showbox]]
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
Mu Myeong ([[Cho Seung-Woo]]) is a Joseon dynasty headhunter who meets and falls in love with lady Ja Yeong ([[Soo-Ae]]) who will become the future Empress Myseongseong. A few years later, Ja Yeong enters the royal palace to marry King Gojong. Mu Myeong still having feelings for Ja Yeong and in an attempt to get closer to her becomes her personal body guard.

Ja Yeong, now as the Queen of Joseon, becomes involved in a power struggle with Russia and Japan who are attempting to colonize Korea. Furthermore, King Gojong's father ([[Cheon Ho-Jin]]), who wields true power in Joseon, works with the foreign interests which causes Ja Yeong to stand up to him and the foreign diplomats. The king's father then gives his implicit approval for the Japanese to assassinate Queen Je Yeong. Mu Myeong must now fend off these threats to protect the woman he loves ...

==Notes==
# "The Sword With No Name" is based on the real historical figure Empress Myseongseong, but her relationship with Mu Myeong is fictional.
# Mu Myeong means literally "no name" or "no light" in Korean. The fictional character named "Mu Myeong" played by [[Cho Seung-Woo]] is an assassin without a name.
# Actor [[Cho Seung-Woo]] was unavailable during the movie's promotional events due to his mandatory 2 year enrollment in the South Korean military.
# "The Sword With No Name" opened #2 at the South Korean box office selling 192,907 tickets on 510 screens (24.7% of all ticket sales) during its opening September 25th - September 27th weekend.
# Through its theatrical run "The Sword With No Name" sold a total of 1,681,638 tickets and stayed in the weekend top ten for 5 consecutive weeks.

==Cast==
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|4name=Choi Jae-Woong
|4charactername=Noe Jeon
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|5name=Kim Young-Min
|5charactername=King Gojong
|6picture=File:The Sword With No Name - Su-hee Ko.jpg
|6name=Ko Su-Hee
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Shin Hyeon-Seung]] - young man
* [[Kim Sun-Hwa (1957)|Kim Sun-Hwa]] - court lady
* [[Park Moo-Young]] - court lady 3
* [[Ki Se-Hyung]]
* [[Kim So-Hee (1964)|Kim So-Hee]] - Mu-Myeong mother
* [[Yeo Mu-Yeong]] - Prime Minister
* [[Kim Ki-Hwan]] - soldier
* [[Lee Sol-Gu]] - warrior
* [[Lee Sang-Hoon (1971)|Lee Sang-Hoon]] - councilor
* [[Jo Ha-Suk (1973)|Jo Ha-Suk]] - Japanese assassin 1
* [[Hiromitsu Takeda]] - Japanese assassin 5
* [[Park Min-Hee (1965)|Park Min-Hee]] - Miura
* [[Shin Cheol-Jin]] - King Gojong's Eunuch 1
* [[Seo Jin-Won]] - Honda
* [[Ham Gun-Soo]] - Solider Moo Myung-Mo
* [[Baek Jae-Jin]] - General of the King's father
* [[Lee Joo-Sil (1944)|Lee Joo-Sil]] - Ja-Young's mother
* [[Park Tae-Kyung (1964)|Park Tae-Kyung]] - monk 1
* [[Bong Man-Dae]] - Public Officer Lee / Ji Kyung-Chool
* [[Go Hee-Ki]] - subordinate 3 of King’s father
* [[Jeon Hun-Tae]] - military officer
* [[Son Seon-Geun (1964)|Son Seon-Geun]] - first vice-premier
* [[Joo Sung-Hwan (1971)| Joo Sung-Hwan]] - second vice-premier
* [[Yoon Yeong-Geol (1967)|Yoon Yeong-Geol]] - Heungseon Daewongun's subordinate 1
* [[Choi Seung-Il (1962)|Choi Seung-Il]] - Japanese military officer 3
* [[Park Jong-Sang (actor)|Park Jong-Sang]] - people 1
* [[Ahn Soo-Ho (1968)|Ahn Soo-Ho]] - people 3
* [[Yoo Ok-Joo (1965)|Yoo Ok-Joo]] - people 4
* [[Kim Mi-Hee (1982)|Kim Mi-Hee]] - assassin nine
* [[Chun Myung-Jae (1976)|Chun Myung-Jae]] - vagabond 2
* [[Kim Kang-Il (1966)|Kim Kang-Il]] - vagabond 3
* [[Kim Sun-Hwa (1971)|Kim Sun-Hwa]]

==Trailers==
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==Film Festivals==
* [[2010 (12th) Deauville Asian Film Festival]] - March 10th-14th - The Action Asia Competition

==Awards==
* '''Best New Actor''' ([[Choi Jae-Woong]]) - [[Critics Choice Awards|2009 (29th) Critics Choice Awards]] - October 2009
* '''Lotus Action Asia– Grand Prix Action Asia/ Best Action Asia Film''' - [[2010 (12th) Deauville Asian Film Festival]] - March 10th-14th, 2010

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