My Wife Is a Gangster 2001
"She can't clean or cook. But she can kick your ass."
Directed by Cho Jin-gyu, *My Wife Is a Gangster (2001)* is a unique blend of action and comedy set in Seoul's gritty underworld.
Director: Cho Jin-gyu
Cast
Shin Eun-kyung
Cha Eun-jin
Park Sang-myeon
Kang Su-il
Ahn Jae-mo
Bada
Kim In-kwon
Banse
Jang Se-jin
Baek Sang-eo
Shim Won-cheol
Ma Jang-ka
Yeon Jeong-hun
Hyo-min
Choi Eun-ju
Sheri
Kang Sung-pil
Lighter
Ko Joo-yeon
Young Yu-jin
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *My Wife Is a Gangster (2001)* about?
*My Wife Is a Gangster* follows Eun-jin, a ruthless female gangster whose life shifts when she reunites with her estranged sister. The sister's dying wish—to see Eun-jin married—throws the hardened fighter into uncharted emotional territory, blending action, humor, and unexpected tenderness.
Who directed *My Wife Is a Gangster*?
The film was directed by Cho Jin-gyu, a filmmaker known for blending action with dark comedy.
Who stars in *My Wife Is a Gangster*?
The cast includes Shin Eun-kyung as the titular gangster, Park Sang-myeon, Ahn Jae-mo, Kim In-kwon, and Jang Se-jin.
Is *My Wife Is a Gangster (2001)* worth watching?
With its unique premise and energetic mix of action and comedy, *My Wife Is a Gangster* is a cult classic worth checking out. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, its genre-blending style and standout performances make it a memorable watch.
How long is *My Wife Is a Gangster*?
The film runs for 110 minutes.
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About My Wife Is a Gangster (2001) — A Korean Crime-Comedy with Style and Heart
Directed by Cho Jin-gyu, *My Wife Is a Gangster (2001)* is a unique blend of action and comedy set in Seoul's gritty underworld. The film follows Eun-jin, a legendary female gangster whose reputation for brutal swordplay overshadows her domestic ineptitude—she can't cook or clean, but she can dismantle an entire gang in minutes. When a long-lost sister resurfaces with a dying wish for Eun-jin to marry, the hardened fighter's world is upended by unexpected vulnerability.
The story explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the masks we wear, all wrapped in a stylish, high-energy romp that flips gender stereotypes on their head. With razor-sharp dialogue and over-the-top fight choreography, this Korean crime-comedy delivers laughs, thrills, and a surprisingly heartfelt core. It's a cult favorite that proves toughness and tenderness aren't mutually exclusive.
