KBS Drama Special 2010: Last Flashman

6.8

Jo Bok Nam is a sweet country girl who likes the cartoon character Flashman and learns taekwondo to be like him, making her considerably different in comparison to her mature peers. At home amongst her noisy family…

Reunion: The Last Supper

Due to the hospital bills for her suddenly ill daughter, single mom Cho I Seon quits her job as a web designer and starts working in insurance sales. She decides to attend the annual reunion of her elementary school…

Mr. Shota's Last Business Trip

In Enoshima, Japan, a middle-aged salaryman unable to submit his resignation letter meets a heartbroken young Korean man at a ramen shop. The two strangers make a half-joking pact to deliver each other's resignation…

Zatoichi: The Last Days

6.5

Ichi has given up his cane sword and his former life as a traveler in order to settle down with his loving wife Tane in his home village. However, his plan to live the quiet life is interrupted when he learns that…

What Happened Last Night?

6.5

Yu Jin is a single girl with lots of boyfriends. One morning, she wakes up and finds herself in a hotel room with a faint memory of having slept with a man in the previous night. She had a wild party and got drunk…

The 47 Ronin: Last Part

6.5

The Street Fighter's Last Revenge

6.5

Takuma Tsurugi is hired to recover one of two tapes containing a formula for making heroin for a price of 200 dollars a pound., but he gets double crossed. So he wants the tape back.

Finding the Last Note

This is the story of the Uea Sastraporn family, once bound together by music; the very thing that later drove them apart. Saeng, a struggling musician, fights to raise his two children after the sudden death of his…

Amore: A Love to Last

6.6

This is a special finale episode of the Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series "Amore."

Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis

6.7

The movie begins in 1912 with Yasumasa Hirai explaining to Baron Eiichi Shibusawa Tokyo's long history as one of the most haunted cities in all of Japan. He specifically warns Shibusawa that the onryo Taira no Masakado…

Tai Liang

Tai Liang was a Taiwanese actor known for his work on Duel at Black Dunes (1969), The Merciful Sword (1971), and The Last Day of Hsianyang (1968). He was active from 1963 to 1982. He passed away from lung cancer in 2020, at the age of 95. (Source: IMDb; edited by MyDramaList)

Tien Yeh

Tien Yeh was born in 1934 in Taiwan. He is an actor, known for Blood of the Dragon (1971), The Last Day of Hsianyang (1968) and Chivalrous Killer (1968). (Source: IMDB)

Bai Han

Bai Han was diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumors, which lead to her death in 2012. Her last words to her family were "Let me die with dignity."

Kim Joo Hee

Kim Joo Hee is a South Korean actress. She began her career as a child actress debuting with a minor role in the 1993 movie "Two Cops" (투캅스). She has not been active in the industry since her last credited work in 2013. (Source: MyDramaList)

Han So Youn

Han So Youn, born as Kim So Youn, is a South Korean actress. She made her debut in the 2003 movie "Last Supper".

Mark Houghton

Mark Houghton is a British martial artist, actor, stuntman and producer. He was given the last name of Henton at birth, but he changed it when he was only 6 or 7 years old to Houghton. The Chinese call him Ho Mak. The Ho comes from “Houghton” and the “Mak” after Karl Maka. When he was 27 years…

Marc Acueza

Marc Acueza is an actor, known for Ang tanging Ina (2003), Ang tanging ina mo: Last na 'to! (2010) and Basta't kasama kita (2002). (Source: IMDb)

Ling Yun

Ling Yun was an actor, writer, and director known for his work on The Last Days of the Winter (1949), Buddha's Palm (1964), and Shaolin Intruders (1983).

Matsuda Eiko

She is best known for playing Sada Abe in "In the Realm of the Senses," which generated controversy in Japan due to its explicit sexual content. Matsuda received significant backlash from the public after the film was released. Her last acting appearance was in the French film, "Cinq et la peau," released…

Ling Mung

Born in Panyu, Guangdong, China, Ling Mung was a prolific Hong Kong actor performing in movies from 1936 until his death in 1977. His last film was The Great Man. He is the twin brother of director Hui Siu Guk (許嘯谷).