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Just wondering what the official policy is for Korean names here.
In Korea, the family name comes first. For example, Park Chan-wook, not Chan-wook park. Wikipedia uses it the former way while IMDb uses the latter. I've noticed it done differently for different names and in some cases there are two separate entries for the same actor. (For example, I just attempted to combine the entries for "Lee Byung-hun" and "Byung-hun Lee".) |
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