Yoo Ji-tae
Yoo Ji-tae has a great success in only two years’ time thanks to two movies: indeed, Attack at the Gas Station, his second effort as an actor, and Ditto, take him into the limelight and make him popular in South Korea. Talking about his first movies koreanfilm.org says that his career was particularly due to his wild hair colourings which changed from white, to blue and then he became blond. His career goes on with One Fine Spring Day and Natural City, only to mention two of his following works. He works with Park Chan-wook twice: in Oldboy he plays the role of Lee Woo-jin, the antagonist of Choi Min-sik and the real drive behind the whole story, while in Sympathy for Lady Vengeance he plays a minor role.
