Uprising (2024)
Overview
In the Joseon Dynasty, two friends who grew up together — one the master and one the servant — reunite post-war as enemies on opposing sides.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ko |
| Popularity | 51.756 |
Directed By
Kim Sang-man
Crew
Kim Sang-man
Park Chan-wook
Ju Sung-lim
Choi Jong-ha
Lee Na-gyeom
Cho Tae-hee
Shin Chul
Cho Young-wuk
Kim Sang-man
Lee Ja-hye
Park Chan-wook
Back Ji-sun
Yoon Suk-chan
Ko Dae-seok
Han Mi-yeon
Cho Sang-kyung
Ryu Seong-cheol
Seo Ji-oh
Jung Chul-min
Choi Min-ho
Cho Min-ho
Kim Suk-won
Park Jin-young
Jo Heon-tae
Jeon Tae-ho
Lee Jung-gyu
Jung Il-seo
Kim Kyoung-mi
Kim Seung-joo
You Cheong
Park Jun-yong
Park Dae-hun
Hwang Hyo-kyun
Kwak Tae-yong
TOP CAST
Gang Dong-won
Cheon-young
Park Jeong-min
Lee Jong-ryeo
Cha Seung-won
King Seonjo
Kim Shin-rock
Beom-dong
Jin Sun-kyu
Kim Ja-ryeong
Jung Sung-il
Kenshin
Jeon Bae-soo
Sang-moon
Jo Han-chul
Lee Deok-hyeong
Jeon Jin-oh
Fisherman
Kang Gil-woo
Butcher
Lee Min-jae
Kiddo
Hong Seo-jun
Jong-ryeo's Father
Choi Dae-hoon
Gwang-i
Hwang Bo-reum-byeol
Jong-ryeo's Wife
Oh Youn-hong
Jong-ryeo's Mother
Jin Jae-hee
Young Cheon-young
Lee Yoon-sang
Young Jong-ryeo
Kwon Hyuk
Jung Yeo-rib
Yoon Woo
Jung Ok-nam
Won Choon-gyu
Butler
Yoon Se-woong
Vassal
Park Kyung-geun
Minister
Kim Gwi-seon
Jung Eon-shin
Jung Ki-wook
Gwang-i's Subordinate
Moon Ba-rom
Gwang-i's Subordinate
Son Seung-hoon
Driver
Hong Eui-joon
Cheon-young's Father
Ahn Seong-bong
Aoki
Jeon Yeong
Kiddo's Mother
Song You-hyun
Shaman
Min Eung-sik
Minister
Kyung Sung-hwan
Royal Guard
Kim Min-cheol
Crown Prince
Ko Han-min
Soichiro
Kim Zio
Martial arts teacher
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