DMZ, The Wild will be air in Japan

Nature’s  documentary “DMZ, The Wild” served Lee Min Ho as the presenter was decided to be broadcasted in Japan via DATV on June 24, 2017 Saturday at 7:00-8:00 PM Japan first broadcast. The Prologue plus the 3 documentary episodes.

Top Star Actor Lee Min-ho covers the most beautiful and sad place in Korea - DMZ (demilitarized zone). This is a documentary program that conveys nature of the unknown world DMZ where people are prohibited to enter for more than 50 years. The filming period of this documentary is about 1 year and 5 months.

Lee Min-ho, who sympathized with the purport of wanting to convey the way that DMZ is a treasure trove of precious wild animals and wildlife nature like the “Amazon" and "Tears of Antarctica" who took up the topic in Korea. Broadcast from the hot mind that I want to protect nature, stepping into my foot steadily.  Step into the unknown world that has not been reported so much, those are Lee Min-ho's feeling.

Meeting various wildlife, Lee Min-ho gradually get used to nature naturally while being embarrassed at first. A scene that grabs a snake with bare hands! It is a must-see that Lee Min-ho becoming a "real man" in the unusual nature called DMZ.

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iQIYI Photo Updates with Lee Min Ho for DMZ, The Wild

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Lee Min Ho challenge as the Presenter of DMZ, The Wild ... 'Fun + Benefit'

LeeMin-ho's first natural documentary presenters challenge in Korea took off.

MBC Special DMZ, The Wild, which was broadcast on April 3, attracted the attention of DMZ's ecosystem, surprisingly lively, even though it was prologue ahead of the full-scale broadcast.

Lee Minho, who is afraid of an unfamiliar environment and gradually adapts to nature, has immersed viewers naturally by presenting vivid fun that only nature documentary can offer. The power of Lee Min Ho who showed in dramas and movies is still revealed in the documentary.

Lee Min-ho's first appearance in the domestic natural documentary was his imagination. Lee Min Ho's narration was relaxing and calm. The suction power of Lee Min Ho's voice demolished the wall to the unknown DMZ. Thanks to the narration of Lee Min-ho, who has been gentle throughout the broadcast, and actively conveying the lively feelings of the scene, 60 minutes passed without a moment of boredom.

The reason why Lee Minho could deliver such a vivid scene is thanks to his enthusiasm for shooting. In the filming process for 700 days, I waited for the animals to appear in the cold of the cold together with the production crew, and actively participated in driving and setting up and operating a simple camera. I was amazed to see the ants who experienced the DMZ. I was able to regenerate as a natural documentary gifted enough to find animals even if I saw the snake on my bare snare and found the excretion.

Another reason why Lee Min-ho is highly praised in DMZ, The Wild, which already prefers the birth of a luxury documentary, is participation in talent donation. Lee Minho participated in the intention to convey the vivid image of the DMZ, which has never been revealed to the world, and participated in talent donation hoping that the public would feel more familiar with the documentary.

Especially, from Oct. 2015 to March 2017, the film, drama, advertisement, picture, and overseas schedule were divided into two parts in a one-to-one basis during the entire one-year, five-month and 700-day shooting period. More meaningful.

Meanwhile, DMZ, the Wild, a new type of documentary with a presenter for the first time in Korea, has taken the vivid DMZ, which is 2km north-south and 248km east-west, with UHD, and realized it with the best image quality. DMZ, The Wild, the broadcast will be released on June 5.

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Lee Min Ho featured in Hongkong Newspaper for DMZ, The Wild Documentrary

Hongkong news updates Actor Lee Min Ho shares the experience at DMZ, The Wild.

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"Power of Korean Wave Star" Lee Min Ho Documentary to be shown in Korean Peninsula

A documentary featuring Korean-American Actor Lee Min Ho was released in the Chinese territory through Han Han-ryeong.

According to the MBC, the natural documentary "DMZ, The Wild," which has acted as a presenter as well as a narrator by Lee Min Ho, has been sold to Taiwan's biggest video site "Aichi" in China. The Sado (high-altitude missile defense system) is a domestic deployment of the Chinese government's ban on the content of the Korean wave, "Danbi" is news.

Aichi has already released a five-minute trailer. 'DMZ, The Wild' is scheduled to be released to paid members on April 3, starting with Prologue on June 3, and the main trilogy from June 5.

On April 3rd, the prologue was immersed in the DMZ's ecosystem and immersed the viewers in an unfamiliar environment, while gradually adapting to nature. In addition, the calm yet soft narration of Lee Min Ho's voice was vividly directed to the unknown DMZ without getting bored by viewers.

During the shooting period of 700 days, Lee Minho actively participated in the production, waiting for the animals to appear in the cold weather and driving and installing and manipulating simple cameras. He was amazed to see the ants that had experienced the DMZ. He was reborn as a natural documentary 'gifted' enough to catch animals with his bare hand snake grabs and to find animals.

I filled up the meal with frozen triangular kimbap, endured the cold, made a boggle with a clear look, and laughed at the shit and looked at the goat and added the fun of Lee Min Ho's real and mischievous charm that says "Visual is my taste" .

On the same day, the nation recorded 4.2% of the nationwide ratings (based on Nielsen Korea), followed by KBS2 'Hello' (5.3%) and second place in the same time zone.

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The value of Lee Min Ho in 'DMZ'

Lee Min Ho has gone to extreme experience for one year and six months in DMZ.

In MBC 'DMZ The Wild', which was broadcast on April 3, Actor Lee Min Ho made a documentary as a presenter. In addition to the narration, Lee Min ho, who has been involved in shooting with the staff of photography, has been playing with the production crew for one year and six months and has captured the mysterious and beautiful ecosystem of the DMZ.

It was not the extreme experience that no one forced. Lee Min ho, who participated as a presenter with his unpaid leave, talent donation, was not able to wash well, and the DMZ, which can not solve food properly, was burnt to the enthusiasm to deliver the ecosystem exclusively in the DMZ.

It was also a good idea to eat the prawns, which were frozen in order to observe the wild boar, on the island where the black-tailed gull took possession of the island. To shoot the goat, I waited in the minus 20 degrees. I climbed up and down the mountain trail, approaching 1000m, and focused on shooting. For Lee, the DMZ was "the worst shooting spot I met in Korea."

After the efforts of Lee Min ho, the DMZ's ecosystem in the camera was more than we expected. There was a rule for them in the untouched DMZ ecosystem. Although it was not able to reach human touch and boasted beautiful scenery, the animals living in the DMZ were fighting each other. The wild boar, which became the top predator, eaten its own people, and ate poisonous snakes. The elk was often found as a cruel body after the survival competition.

Prologue, but the diverse ecosystem resources of the DMZ made the viewers' eyes flicker. As a presenter, Lee Min ho experienced the ecosystem in the DMZ and enjoyed the fun of watching documentaries all the time through easy-to-understand stories. The visual reminiscent of Lee Min Ho's pictorial in the DMZ was another fun to see 'DMZ the Wild'.

Lee Min Ho's struggle to always be treated to the best of the best places was the point of watching the DMZ The Wild. Lee Min Ho, who was living in the DMZ and breathed with the animals, was not only the narrator but also the filmmaker.

What is the ecosystem of the DMZ for a year and a half that Lee Min ho will deliver? What are the laws of the ecosystem hidden in the uncharted land demilitarized zone that human beings cannot reach? I was surprised at the mystery of the DMZ ecosystem that I did not know and I met with Lee Min ho. With the meaningful extreme experience of Lee Min Ho's interest in the ecosystem story of the jewel-like DMZ will surely be conveyed to viewers.

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DMZ, The Wild documentary sold to Taiwan

'DMZ the Wild' was sold to Taiwan.

According to the MBC on April 4, DMZ, The Wild, a TV documentary film narrated by Lee Min Ho as talent donation, was recently sold to Taiwan's largest video site, Aichi. Aichi has already posted a trailer, and a total of four will be released to paid members, from June 5, including the prologue broadcast in Korea, to the main trilogy to be broadcast every Monday.

Lee Minho made his debut as a presenter through this documentary. At the production presentation held on the 29th last month, there was interest in not only domestic fans but also overseas fans and sending rice garlands.

In the prologue, Lee Min-ho entered the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), adapting himself to the animal world of the Yakju-style.

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"First and best" ... 'DMZ', Lee Minho has done

"The first and the best." Lee Min-ho's first natural documentary presenters challenge was unveiled.

MBC Special 'DMZ, The Wild' broadcast on April 3 was a prologue ahead of the full-scale broadcast, but it captured the surprisingly vivid DMZ ecosystem. Lee Minho, who is afraid of an unfamiliar environment and gradually adapts to nature, has immersed viewers naturally by presenting vivid fun that only nature documentary can offer. The power of Lee Min Ho who showed in dramas and movies is still revealed in the documentary.

Lee Min-ho's first appearance in the domestic natural documentary was his imagination. Lee Min Ho's narration was relaxing and calm. The suction power of Lee Min Ho's voice demolished the wall to the unknown DMZ. Thanks to the narration of Lee Min-ho, who spread the gentle feelings of the scene as a performer even though it continued smoothly throughout the broadcast, 60 minutes passed without a moment of boredom for a moment.

The reason why Lee Minho could deliver such a vivid scene is thanks to his enthusiasm for shooting. In the filming process for 700 days, I waited for the animals to appear in the cold of the cold together with the production crew, and actively participated in driving and setting up and operating a simple camera. I was amazed to see the ants who experienced the DMZ. I was able to regenerate as a natural documentary gifted enough to find animals even if I saw the snake on my bare hand and found the excrement.

The most realistic Lee Min Ho 's folks were unhappy and unexpected laughter points were created. It filled the colorful charm of Lee Min-ho, who filled the meal with frozen triangular kimbap, endured the cold, and made 'Poggli' with a clear look. I was embarrassed by the richard simmons and saw a goat and a goat, and it was refreshing to say that "visual is my taste". Since Lee Min Ho, who was not often seen in the entertainment program, he was able to approach viewers more and more interestingly.

Another reason why Lee Minho, who is already preoccupied with the birth of the masterpiece docu, receives a praise from the 'DMZ, The Wild' is because he participates in talent donation. Lee Minho participated in the intention to convey the vivid image of the DMZ, which has never been revealed to the world, and participated in talent donation hoping that the public would feel more familiar with the documentary. Especially, from Oct. 2015 to March 2017, the film, drama, advertisement, picture, and overseas schedule were divided into two parts in a one-to-one basis during the entire one-year, five-month and 700-day shooting period. More meaningful.

Meanwhile, DMZ, The Wild, a new type of documentary with a presenter for the first time in Korea, captured the vivid DMZ, which is 2km north-south and 248km east-west, with UHD, and achieved the best image quality. 'DMZ, The Wild' will be released on June 5.

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Lee Min Ho shares his intense 2 years experience at the DMZ

On April 3, MBC aired a special documentary titled “DMZ The Wild” for which Lee Min Ho not only provided the narration, but also took an active part in filming.

Lee Min Ho had a rough time at the DMZ. He explained, “The first thought that came to my mind was, ‘Why did I agree to do this?’ Something is not right,” and added, “I thought I would be able to come across new things at the DMZ, but what I came across were mines.”

On one occasion, he had to stay up all night to take pictures of mountain goats while the weather was at a freezing temperature of minus 20 degrees celsius. Another time, he walked up and down a steep mountain path that turned out to be a whole kilometer high. He narrated, “Our soldiers climb up and down this place several times a day,” and at the site, he groaned, “My thighs are burning.” He then continued to narrate, “DMZ is the worst filming site in Korea. I think I’ve climbed enough mountains to last a lifetime during the past year.”

In the beginning, Lee Min Ho was excited. “For about five minutes, I was running around because everything was so new. But after getting to know the place, it got really tiring.” Showing his curiosity, he investigated the biggest predators of the DMZ, boars, examined the carcass of an elk, and touched a snake.

At the end of the documentary, he revealed the insight he had gained through his experience at the DMZ. He stated, “There is a place like this a few hours away from Seoul. Even though I’m Korean, I didn’t know much about this place. We are still at war.”

It was revealed that Lee Min Ho decided to participate in this documentary in order to do something meaningful before his impending military enlistment. He and the documentary’s staff spent a total of 700 days at the DMZ.

Kudos to Lee Min Ho for making it through such difficult conditions for almost two years!

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A kinder guidebook of DMZ The Wild

Q. What kind of documentary is <DMZ The Wild>?
A. <DMZ The Wild>, an MBC special to celebrate a new UHD channel is a documentary on nature to explore the wild life in the DMZ, an unknown world which never allowed human visit over half a century. It will show the bare face of the DMZ, the world's largest primeval forest in the temperate zone where the heart-wrenching human history and the fierce survival history of the wild coexist.

 

Q. What does Lee Min Ho the presenter do?
A. A presenter is a show host. A presenter in a documentary not only narrates but also participates in shooting directly, delivers the context to the viewers and connects the flow of the show. Lee Min Ho the presenter accompanied the crew to the filming locations, waited for the wild animals with the crew enduring the sub-zero cold, and played an active part in the field despite the danger of mines. It was the first-ever attempt in the domestic nature documentary history, and we will deliver the vivid wild life to the viewers. 

Q. What is the prologue meant for prior to the main airing?
A. The prologue of <DMZ The Wild> set to be aired on 3rd April is a kind of 'making film' of <DMZ The Wild>, which will be aired in June in celebration for opening a new UHD channel. It will unfold the production process of a nature documentary as a story of Lee Min Ho's experiences and invite the viewers to join the seven hundred days' journey to the nature documentary production. 

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'DMZ' Lee Min Ho, a genuine man full of genius

In the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), Lee Min ho, who spent 700 days in the DMZ, was reborn as a real man.

On March 3, MBC broadcasted the prologue of the documentary DMZ, The Wild, from UHD. 'DMZ, The Wild' is a natural documentary that tells the wild world of the DMZ, an unknown world that has not allowed human access for more than half a century. The filmmaker who made 'Tears of the Amazon' and 'The Tears of the South Pole' filmed, and Lee Min ho became the presenter (the role of delivering the key information at the documentary scene). The shooting period was one year and five months, and took more than 700 days.

On this day, the prologue focused on Lee Min Ho 's wild professional growth story. The filming in the DMZ was not recorded. It was a struggle between cold and hunger, and there was a real reality behind a beautiful ecosystem. Lee Min ho said, "The first thought was 'Why did you say this (DMZ documentary)?' He said, "I thought I could experience something different and new things in the DMZ".

On the first day of shooting, Lee Min ho waited for the boar in the cold of minus 20 degrees. He said, "It is sad but delicious," he said. At the end of 8 hours, Lee Min ho and the production team were able to meet the boar. I faced a boar in front of 5M, and the production team said, "Lee Min-ho won the staring contest with a boar." But Lee Min ho was frightened.

In addition, Lee Min-ho, who was trembling at the sight of ants, grew more and more accustomed to the wilderness over time. I saw the excretion and saw what kind of animal it was, and sniffed it by hand. In addition, Lee Min ho has been working with the production team to shoot the goat. For the goat I met in 20 hours, Lee Min ho said, "Visual is my style."

There was a funny thing in a crow flock of black-tailed gulls. Lee Min ho had to speak in a crowd of black - tailed gulls. But I forgot about the ambivalence in the cries of the gulls and got angry. Moreover, the bird dirt was hit Lee Min ho and he said, "It does not look like I'm handsome." Also, Lee Min ho recalls the time, saying, "The sound of crying is still alive, so it seems to be a mental illness."

Lee Min ho also faced the pain of division in the DMZ. Lee Min ho was wearing uniforms and climbing 1,000 meters of mountain trails. "I think my thighs are going to tear," he said. In his narration, Lee Min-ho expressed his respect, saying, "Our soldiers go up and down this place dozens of times a day."

Lee Min ho said of the DMZ, "I feel the fear of a situation before the occurrence of peace than peace." Especially, there were many elk sacrificed in this situation. Lee felt shock and sadness together. The most shocking of Lee Min Ho was the depredation of wild boar. "I think I was more crueler than anything I've seen in my life," he said.

Lee Min ho said, "I was surprised and guilty that there was such nature in the fire and Seoul 1-2 hours away." I am a Korean and I did not know such a place in Korea. It is said that the country is in the process. "

Lee Min ho appeared in this documentary as a no guarantee. When I look at the prologue, I feel what he wants to do with the documentary he had taken over this long time. The most beautiful and sad place in Korea. I want to convey the reality of such a DMZ and hope that I wish to work hard to preserve it.

'DMZ, The Wild' The trilogy will be broadcast on June 5th.

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DMZ, The Wild with Lee Min Ho premiere

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Green Warriors: Lee Min Ho follows in the footsteps of Leonardo Di Caprio

South Korean Actor Lee Min Ho and Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio have more in common that you think.

They are both classy, choosy about the movies they undertake, and are extremely quiet about their private lives. But that’s not all they have in common.

The stars of The Revenant and City Hunter are green warriors—environment lovers who are ambitious about leaving God’s green earth in topnotch condition for generations to come.

While Leonardo DiCaprio recently invested in Love The Wild, Hallyu star Lee Min-ho broke the record for being the first actor to expose the mysterious and heavily guarded demilitarized zone to the rest of the world.

Fret not, the actor isn’t revealing any military secrets. Instead, his timely intervention has resulted in exposing a greater threat that could lead to the destruction of several lives.

Lee Min-ho, in his new fangled MBC documentary DMZ: The Wild, sheds light on the endangered wildlife species that needs the support of mankind. This wildlife populace exists on the border between North Korea and South Korea.

Unlike most countries, this border isn’t just a line. It’s a strip of land that is 2.5-mile wide on average—hence the name DMZ. The DMZ is a silent stretch of land, which no human is allowed to trespass. It is the line of division between North Korea and South Korea from the estuary of the Imjin River, which stretches 160 miles (248 km) to the Kosung Myeonghori.

The area boasts endangered wildlife species. Lee Min-ho, in his documentary, aims to educate people by showcasing the beauty of the region and the need for its preservation.

It’s worth noting that Lee Min-ho’s DMZ: The Wild is more than just a documentary. It’s a life lesson and shows the art of survival—just like DiCaprio’s The Revenant. DMZ: The Wild teaches how mankind and wildlife can co-exist—a concept which DiCaprio, too, has been promoting for a very long time.

Director Kim Jin-man and the crew of Tears of the Amazon as well as Lee Min-ho went into this land where the painful human history and unknown wildlife co-exists.

Lee Min Ho has camped out in a below-20°F weather and seen endangered species like the otters, yellow snakes, seals, and wildcats during his trips to the DMZ.

“Lee Min Ho found time to meet with the production team and visit the DMZ in the midst of busy schedule,” his agency said. Lee Min-ho has devoted almost a year and a half for this project— from October 2015 to March 2017.

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"Why am I here?" Lee Min-ho experiences the DMZ

Actor Lee Min-ho set out to research the ecology in the demilitarized zone (DMZ). The experience was worth it.

The MBC foundation anniversary special documentary "DMZ The Wild" is presented by Lee Min-ho. Not only does he present the documentary, but he tagged along with the staff to research the DMZ.

Lee Min-ho ate frozen Kimbab and drank frozen water. He then staked out for 6 hours before running into a wild pig. They were 5 meters away from it but Lee Min-ho managed to scare it as it ran away as soon as their eyes locked.

However, the harsh conditions of the DMZ made Lee Min-ho feel regret about volunteering to go there. He thought he'd be experiencing new things and finding new species but the most common thing he found were landmines.

Lee Min-ho shook with cold in the minus 20 degrees Celsius weather and climbed a 1,000 meter mountain. Through his narration, he said, "The soldiers here climb up and down this mountain all the time" but in reality he felt his legs were going to burst. He narrated, "The DMZ is the worst place to make a documentary".

About the DMZ, Lee Min-ho said, "For about 5 minutes, I was excited and ran about. But the reality of the DMZ was too harsh. The sound of the black-tailed gulls nearly gave me a mental illness. However, he did get to meet the wild boar which is the greatest predator in the DMZ, and even met an elk as well as touched a snake.

Lee Min-ho said, "I think I've done enough hiking for the rest of my life. Out of the 24 hours there, having something warm enter my body was the best time".

"It's only 1 or 2 hours away from Seoul. Although I am a Korean, I didn't know this kind of a place existed. We are still at war".

Lee Min-ho is joining the army and decided to do something meaningful. He camped out with the staff and crew for almost 700 days for this documentary.

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Lee Min Ho gets attacked by birds while filming documentary 'DMZ, The Wild'

Following his DMZ experience, actor Lee Min Ho revealed another traumatic event he faced while filming for MBC's documentary 'The Wild.'

Broadcasted on April 3, Lee Min Ho participated as the presenter of the special documentary regarding the DMZ.  Surrounded by a flock of birds, the creatures landed a surprise attack on the star and even defecated on him.  "Guess my good looks aren't enough to repel them after all" joked Lee Min Ho.

Not only that, he was also ambushed by a massive army of seagulls.  Lee Min Ho responded, "I can still clearly hear the seagulls' terrifying cries, I think I'm going mad."  He explained, "It must have been tough even for the baby seagulls. They probably perceived us humans as unwelcomed visitors."

Netizens commented, "It's the birds' fault," "Bird excrement is considered good luck," "It must've been quite an experience, didn't know such a place existed in Korea," "It's supposed to be a documentary on nature and it seems Lee Min Ho appears in it most of the time."

 

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