A Swordsman
Oct 11, 1967 · 1h 45m
Rated 9 out of 10
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Director
Im Kwon-taekOverview
During the Joseon dynasty, the adviser Choi manages to place his natural son on the throne. His ambitions are upset by the appearance of Young-mun, a man whose parents he had killed.
Cast of A Swordsman
Namkoong WonYong-mun
Nam Jeong-imYeon-hwa
Dokgo SungChoi Dal-ji
Kim Seong-okPark Ho
Heo Chang-kangChoi Gwal
Lee Min-jaRoyal Consort So-ui Moon- Im Seong-binNan-sil
Yang Il-minYeok-san- Baek Cheol
- Park Gi-beomSam-yong
Kim Wang-gukDal-ji's Henchman 1- Tae Mu-jinDal-ji's Henchman 2
- Choe Jae-hoDal-ji's Henchman 3
Park Ok-choBarmaid- Myeong Mi-jeong
- Jo Jeong-ja
Kim UngLee Bong-chun- Im Saeng-chulCommissioner
Chu BongPolice Chief- Park Kwang-jinMinister
- Lee Gwang-su
- Yoon Seok-ho
- Ban Cheol-hyeon
- Jeong CheolBaek Un
Crew of A Swordsman
Im Kwon-taekDirector- Yu Il-suWriter
- Kim Bong-juProducer
- Yu In-gyuExecutive Producer
- Kim Yong-hwanOriginal Music Composer
- Chang-bok AhnDirector of Photography
Kim Hui-suEditor
Kim Yu-junProduction Design
Lee Hae-yoonCostume Design- Lee Chang-gyuProduction Director
- Nam Young-hoProduction Manager
- Jeon Hyeong-sunProduction Supervisor
- Jeong Kyeong-heeLighting Director
- Lee Tai-wooProps
- Lee Dong-subMakeup Artist
Sohn In-hoSound Recordist- Choi Hyung-raiSound Effects
Park Moon-sooAssistant Director- Yun Jeong-suAssistant Director
- Jeong Seok-hyeonAssistant Director
About A Swordsman
What is A Swordsman about?
During the Joseon dynasty, the adviser Choi manages to place his natural son on the throne. His ambitions are upset by the appearance of Young-mun, a man whose parents he had killed.
When was A Swordsman released?
A Swordsman was released on October 11, 1967.
How long is A Swordsman?
A Swordsman runs 1 hour 45 minutes (105 minutes).
Who directed A Swordsman?
A Swordsman was directed by Im Kwon-taek.
Who is in the cast of A Swordsman?
The cast of A Swordsman includes Namkoong Won (Yong-mun), Nam Jeong-im (Yeon-hwa), Dokgo Sung (Choi Dal-ji), Kim Seong-ok (Park Ho) and Heo Chang-kang (Choi Gwal).