
Secretly, Greatly (2013) on Netflix
Won Ryu-hwan, Lee Hae-rang and Lee Hae-jin are North Korean agents planted in South Korea, passing as a village idiot, a rock musician and a high school student. A new mission arrives.
- Netflix3.4/5
- IMDb6.8/105,825 votes
- Rotten TomatoesNot available
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Plot summary
North Korean special forces train the members of the 5446 Corps from childhood. Three of the corps' agents are sent to live under cover in South Korea. Won Ryu-hwan passes as a village idiot. Lee Hae-rang, the son of a high-ranking official in the North, poses as an aspiring rock musician. Lee Hae-jin, the youngest agent in North Korean history, pretends to be a high school student. Orders from home do not come, and the three adjust to ordinary life in the neighborhood. Then a mission is suddenly assigned to them.
Cast
Soo-Hyun Kimas Won Ryoo-hwan (as Soo Hyun Kim)
Park Ki-woongas Lee Hae-rang
Lee Hyun-wooas Lee Hae-jin
Son Hyun-jooas Kim Tae-won
Park Hye-sookas Sun-im
Ko Chang-seokas Seo Sang-gu
Kim Sung-kyunas Seo Soo-hyuk
Jang Kwangas Ko
Shin Jung-keunas Mr. Park
Hong Kyung-inas Jo Doo-seok
- Chae-yeong Leeas Ran (as Chae-young Lee)
Woo-sik Choias Yoon Yoo-joon
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Secretly, Greatly (2013)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Secretly, Greatly sold 498,282 tickets on its release day, the highest single-day opening for a domestic film in South Korea at the time, surpassing The Host, which opened with about 450,000 tickets in 2006.
- The film recorded South Korea's biggest opening weekend with 3,491,294 viewers, beating Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which opened with 3,356,316 viewers in 2011.




















