Miami Connection (English Wikipedia)

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  • Boyar, Jay. "FILMS' BEST FICTION SEEMS TO BE IN ADS." Orlando Sentinel. June 15, 1985. E1 Style. Retrieved on February 12, 2013. Archived on March 4, 2014. "[Bobby Kim] said that he's working on a new project: a gangster movie involving martial arts, part of which may be filmed in Central Florida. Also involved in that project is Y.K. Kim, a martial-arts master who is associated with several local TaeKwon-Do centers. If things proceed as planned, the two Kims, who are not related, will play brothers in the film, which will be called simply TaeKwon-Do."

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  • Babineau, Jeff. "MIAMI CONNECTION' LEADS TO ORLANDO". Orlando Sentinel. August 26, 1988. E1 Style. Retrieved on February 12, 2013. Archived on March 7, 2016. "The prospect of making a movie was pitched to [Kim] by Korean filmmaker Richard Park, who had the film's basic storyline in mind when he saw Kim being interviewed in Korea about three years ago. Kim was there promoting a book he had written on Tae Kwon-do, and Park was interested enough to follow Kim back to the United States." and "[...]couldn't help but exchange tales they had heard about the film's star, YK Kim."
  • Boyar, Jay. "FILMS' BEST FICTION SEEMS TO BE IN ADS." Orlando Sentinel. June 15, 1985. E1 Style. Retrieved on February 12, 2013. Archived on March 4, 2014. "[Bobby Kim] said that he's working on a new project: a gangster movie involving martial arts, part of which may be filmed in Central Florida. Also involved in that project is Y.K. Kim, a martial-arts master who is associated with several local TaeKwon-Do centers. If things proceed as planned, the two Kims, who are not related, will play brothers in the film, which will be called simply TaeKwon-Do."

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  • Allen, Jacquie (January 1988). "Miami Connection". Tucson Weekly. Archived from the original on January 27, 2016. Retrieved May 4, 2014.

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