Oh Il-yong
Oh Il-yong is credited in the South Korean film The Good, the Bad, the Weird, released in 2008, in the role of Chang-yi's Gang. The film, set during the Japanese colonial period in Manchuria, follows a bounty hunter, a bandit, and a gunslinger in a pursuit across the Gobi Desert.
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Oh Il-yong is credited in the South Korean film The Good, the Bad, the Weird, released in 2008, in the role of Chang-yi's Gang. The film, set during the Japanese colonial period in Manchuria, follows a bounty hunter, a bandit, and a gunslinger in a pursuit across the Gobi Desert. Oh Il-yong appears as part of Chang-yi's gang, contributing to the ensemble dynamic of the western-style action narrative.
The appearance in The Good, the Bad, the Weird marks a noted credit in Oh Il-yong's filmography. The film is recognized for its stylized action sequences and ensemble cast, blending genres within a historical setting. Oh Il-yong's role is listed as part of the supporting ensemble, indicating participation in a group dynamic central to the film's plot.
