Won Jin, the legendary Sonny the Scorpion from the 1992 classic Operation Scorpio (read our interview here), has confirmed he’s recently completed action directing duties for the upcoming Korean crime thriller Brothers in Heaven. Jin has been applying his action directing skills in China as of late, so this marks the first time for him to return to his native Korea since choreographing the action in 2013’s The Suspect, in which he also has a small but memorable role.
Brothers in Heaven is the sophomore feature from director Park Hee-joon (Mandate), and stars K-drama actor Jung Hoo in his movie debut, and Jo Han-sun (A Better Tomorrow) as twin brothers that were separated at birth, and grow up on opposite sides of the law. When fate brings them together 20 years later, as expected, a healthy dose of gritty violence ensues.
Brothers in Heaven will also feature Hong Kong actor Simon Yam, in his third Korean movie after turns in The Thieves and Cold Eyes. Hitting domestic screens in January, we’ll keep you in the loop of the latest news. In the meantime, check out the trailer below:
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