Phantom

Phantom Movie Details:

Phantom Movie Cast & Characters:

• Main
  • Sol Kyung-gu as Murayama Junji
  • A Japanese police officer who used to be a soldier, but was deposed from the Police Department and dispatched as a communication officer and supervisor within the Government-General.
  • Lee Hanee as Park Cha-kyung
  • An employee of the communication department that records cryptograms.
  • Park So-dam as Yuriko
  • A powerful figure in the Joseon government-general, who became the direct secretary of the general political affairs chief even though she is a Korean.
  • Park Hae-soo as Takahara Kaito
  • The captain who directs the entrapment investigation to find the spy within the Governor-General.
  • Seo Hyun-woo as Cheon Gye-jang
  • A timid character with sharp deciphering skills as a communication and code cracker.
• Supporting
  • Kim Dong-hee as Baek-Ho
  • A young employee who works in the communication department with Park Cha-Kyung.
  • Esom as Nan-Yeong
  • Another spy who is active as a member of the anti-Japanese organization Black Corps.
• Special appearance
  • Kim Jong-soo as a projectionist at the Golden Hall theater
  • Lee Joo-young a ticket office worker
  • Kim Joong-hee as Tadashi
  • Bibi as a new secretary of the Chief of Government Affairs

Storyline:

In 1933, during the Japanese colonization of Korea, the story begins with an underground anti-Japanese organization’s failed attempt to assassinate the new Japanese resident-general on his first day in Seoul. The Japanese colonial government gathers five suspects in a remote hotel on a seaside cliff to hunt down “phantom,” a spy planted by an anti-Japanese organization in Gyeongseong, within a day. Caught up in the game of life and under close scrutiny by the Japanese authorities, the suspects snoop around the rooms and search others’ belongings to clear their suspicions.

Phantom Movie Box Office Collection & Budget:

About Phantom Movie:

Phantom (Korean: 유령; Hanja: 幽靈; RR: Yuryeong) is a South Korean period spy action thriller film based on Mai Jia’s 2007 novel, Feng Sheng. It was directed by Lee Hae-young and starred Sol Kyung-gu, Lee Hanee, Park So-dam, Park Hae-soo, and Seo Hyun-woo.

Principal photography began on January 4, 2021, and ended on May 21.

The film was released on January 18, 2023, on 1099 screens. The opening recorded 41,499 admissions.

As of July 18, 2023, with a gross of US$5,188,615 and 664,146 admissions, it is the sixth highest-grossing Korean film of 2023.