My Girlfriend is an Agent
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- Movie: My Girlfriend is an Agent
- Revised romanization: 7Keup Kongmuwon
- Hangul: 7급 공무원
- Director: Shin Tae-Ra
- Writer: Cheon Seong-Il
- Producer: Min-kyu Jang, Seong-il Cheon, Yeong-ho Lim, David Cho
- Cinematographer:
- Release Date: April 23, 2009
- Runtime: 112 min.
- Distributor: Lotte Entertainment
- Language: Korean
- Country: South Korea
Plot
Secret agent Ahn Su-Ji (Kim Ha-Neul) works undercover as a bride-to-be real estate agent. Her real life boyfriend Jae-Joon (Kang Ji-Hwan) is completely distraught over Su-Ji’s frequent absences and even harder to believe excuses. Jae-Joon then decides to leave her and for that matter the country of Korea itself. He calls Su-Ji one last time at the airport Incheon International Airport, but unfortunately Su-Ji is unable to answer his call because she is working undercover to bust an international crime organization.
Three years later, with Jae-jun long gone, but not forgotten Su-ji works on a Russian mafia case involving biological weapons. During her undercover work, Su-Ji poses as a janitor and runs into Jae-Joon while cleaning the men’s restroom. Su-Ji completely loses her composure and attacks Jae-jun for leaving her and apparently lying about his whereabouts.
Meanwhile, Jae-Joon has his own secrets. Jae-Joon is also a secret agent, but works in a different department from Su-ji. When Jae-Joon left Korea three years ago, he was actually assigned to track the very same Russian organization that Su-Ji is currently working to bust.
Now that the former lovers have met again they resume their romantic relationship, while trying to keep their real identity unknown to the other person. They also have to stop the Russian mob from gaining a weapon of mass destruction ...
Notes
- Korean title "7Keup Kongmuwon" means literally "7th level civil servant" - in Korea ranking of public servants starts from 9th (lowest) on down to 1st (highest).
- Main stars Kim Ha-Neul & Kang Ji-Hwan previously co-starred together in the MBC 2006 drama "90 Days, Time to Love" (90 il, sarang hal sigan).
- "My Girlfriend is an Agent" opened #1 at the South Korean box office selling 465,634 tickets (37.8% of all ticket sales) during its opening April 24th - June 26th weekend.
- "My Girlfriend is an Agent" sold 4 million tickets, grossing 26.3 billion ₩, through its domestic theatrical run (staying in the top ten for 9 weeks).
Cast
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| Kim Ha-Neul | Kang Ji-Hwan | Jang Yeong-Nam | Ryoo Seung-Ryong |
| Ahn Su-Ji | Lee Jae-Joon | Team Leader Hong | Won-Seok |
Additional Cast Members:
- Kang Shin-Il - No Hyung-Kyu (Scientist)
- Kim Hyeong-Beom - Se-Kyun (Video Store Employee)
- Domashchenko Vadym - Victor Bovchav "The Count"
- Cody Hunter - Mikael Naoumoff
- Elizabeth Sujin Ford - Sonya Victoria
- Iliana Goutsou - Natasha Valleschkova (bar hostess)
- Lee Yu-Su
- Kim Seung-Hun
- Yu Seung-Mok - Police Officer Jang
- Park Seong-Min
- Kim Jung-Suk
- Kim Hyeong-Jong
- Jeong Woo-Hyeok
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Film Festivals
- 2010 (2nd) Okinawa International Movie Festival - March 20 - 28 - Laugh Category
Awards
- "Best New Actor" (Kang Ji-Hwan) - 2009 (46th) Daejong Film Awards - Nov. 6th
gain Says:
Jun 26 2011 11:41 pm
awesome movie..
nm Says:
May 13 2011 2:57 pm
I just finished watching this movie and it is pretty hilarious, and well done overall. Both lead actors did a great job; the directing, dialogue, and everything else was pretty good. It's definitely not cheesy, like the plot may make it seem. Well worth your time. There's more comedy and action and essentially no drama.
Alvina Says:
Mar 23 2011 1:00 am
Great movie; this is how an action-comedy should be done seemlessly!
pureheart Says:
Mar 01 2011 9:28 pm
daebak!!! great movie... never had a dull moment.. the actors are perfect for the role.. love them both..
Nick Says:
Feb 10 2011 5:38 pm
Freaking LOVE this movie! It is absolutely hilarious! The best part is the part when he follows Victor into the air soft gun room! That scene alone makes the whole movie worth watching, but this movie is filled with great scenes. Kang Ji Hwan gave an amazingly hilarious performance. If a sequel isn't made it'll be a great disappointment.
rajes Says:
Oct 22 2010 2:24 pm
VERY FUNNY ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY QUARREL IN JAPANESE... super movie!!! i just love the movie!!!!
ang Says:
Jul 06 2010 2:50 am
isn't this a Korean version of Mr & Mrs. Smith?
Andiie Says:
Jul 02 2010 8:22 pm
the voice of the mother of jaejoon is yang hee kyung( the mother of ma hye ri in prosecutor princess)?
eugene Says:
Jun 24 2010 3:44 pm
I love Kang Ji Hwan!!! I'm watching Coffee House now. I can't wait till next week.
KHJ Says:
Jun 15 2010 8:42 pm
I REALLY WANT TO WATCH THIS MOVIE :D
can anyone tell me what type of dress that shes wearing on the cover? eg.there are specific names for swimwear like bikini, one piece ect.
i really want to know what the dress type is cause i want to buy one :D
iv been looking for it for ages ever since Kim So Eul wore something REALLY REALLY similar in the club scene with kim bum on BOF
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farahsmile Says:
May 12 2010 12:26 am
NICE MOVIE!!! KANG JI HWAN ONCE AGAIN NEVER DISAPPOINTING ME
AFTER HIS VERY FABOLOUS ROLE IN ROUGH CUT HE MAKE A GREAT ACTING AND WITH THIS MOVIE HE SHOW SOME ANOTHER ROLE THAT SUIT HIM^_^
KIM HA NEUL AND HIM MAKE A GREAT CHEMISTRY!
AND THE MOVIE IS HILARIOUS AND FUNNY!
Ki Says:
Sep 20 2009 11:52 pm
Holy Time warp! For awhile there, I thought well done goofy comedies like “My Wife is a Gangster” and “Too Beautiful to Lie” were a thing of the past. Thankfully, the new film “My Girlfriend is an Agent,” which opened this past summer with stellar box office results, will make you think otherwise. The film stars leggy actress Ha-neul Kim as an undercover agent and if you think this movie is a one trick movie – guess again. The film also features Ji-hwan Kang, who went to toe to toe with Ji-seob So in last year’s “Rough Cut,” turning in a surprisingly well done performance as a well intentioned, but blundering secret agent. If you’re thinking now this is may be your typical romantic-comedy with a secret agent angle – well think again. “My Girlfriend is an Agent” has a few more tricks stored up its sleeve.
The action-film portions of the movie is probably the weakest element, but it's sufficient enough when considering its minor role relative to everything else. The main drawing card of course is the hilarious relationship between the two secret agents. Ha-neul Kim is always pleasing on the eyes and she’s able to pull off the super agent shtick pretty darn good. There’s one brief scene with Ha-neul dancing in the hallway of host bar with a skimpy mini dress that’s probably worth the price of admission alone. Equally as impressive, if not more, Ji-hwan Kang’s performance as the bumbling secret agent is just a riot! Perhaps because his counterpart Ji-seob So was so good in “Rough Cut,” Ji-hwan Kang seemed almost like an afterthought in that movie. In “My Girlfriend is an Agent” he’s able to crack open that one-dimensional shell and bring out a lot of spunk that wasn’t evident before. There’s an absolutely hilarious scene involving Ji-hwan Kang and a Russian mobster in a haunted house that had me literally rolling on the floor. Props should also go out to director Tae-ra Shin who nurtured “My Girlfriend is an Agent” into such a well rounded film (thank you for not having any dorky detours into heavy drama land). Tae-ra Shin’s prior film “Black House” was an awesome thriller, but didn’t give any clues on the comedic sensibilities that he possesses. It should also be noted that there’s a bit of an insiders joke in “My Girlfriend is an Agent,: when Ji-hwan Kang’s character walks into his friends video shop and prominently holds up a DVD. Of course that DVD would be none other than “Black House.”
There’s lots of things to love about “My Girlfriend is an Agent.” Examples would include hilarious moments involving Ji-hwan Hang, romantic moments between Ji-hwan Hang and Ha-neul Kim, and the Infernal Affairs like double play that develops towards the end of the film. The best part about “My Girlfriend is an Agent” you may ask? Its actually none of the prior mentioned moments and something even more memorable. Remember the first time you sat down and fell in love with a Korean comedy? Well, you’re going to have that same feeling all over again when you watch “My Girlfriend is an Agent.”
Joon Says:
Sep 20 2009 3:29 am
Awesome movie! Haven't seen a Korean film like this since My Wife is a Gangster. Hopefully there will be a sequel like that film. Check this movie out!!!