A Kim Jong-Il Production
The Incredible True Story of North Korea and the Most Audacious Kidnapping in History
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Narrated by:
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Stephen Park
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Paul Fischer
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Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of A Kim Jong-Il Production by Paul Fischer, read by Stephen Park.
Before becoming the world's most notorious dictator, Kim Jong-Il ran North Korea's film industry. He directed every film made in the country but knew they were nothing compared to Hollywood. Then he hit on the perfect solution: order the kidnapping of South Korea's most famous actress and her ex-husband, the country's most acclaimed director.
In a jaw-dropping mission, the couple were kidnapped, held hostage, and then 'employed' to make films for the Dear Leader, including a remake of Godzilla. They gained Kim's trust - but could they escape?
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- Liam
- 10-11-2016
Great Read
Fascinating, thought provoking and in depth account of one of the strangest kidnappings in history. A good balance between the background of the characters and places, and the first hand accounts of the main players.
Park's narration is strong and easy to listen to.
I recommend for anyone interested in North Korea, film production or intriguing life stories.
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- Paul
- 08-08-2018
Stranger than Fiction
Such a great story, hard to believe that it's real but seems to be. Taught me so much about Korean history and what it must be like to have live in the hermit state, well researched and well read, deserves more listeners than it's currently got
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