Late actor Nam Moon-chul, who passed away while battling colorectal cancer, left behind his final work, "The Outlaws 2." Today (the 4th) marks the fifth anniversary of his death.

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It has been five years since actor Nam Moon-chul (real name Nam Gyeong-yeop) passed away.

The late Nam Moon-chul died on October 4, 2021, while undergoing treatment for colorectal cancer. He was 50 years old at the time of his death.

Born in 1971, Nam began his acting career on the stage before launching his full-fledged screen career with a role in the 2002 film "Lighter." He appeared in dramas such as "Operation City," "Green Bean Flower," "Suits," and "Master: The God of Noodles," as well as films including "Anchor," "Blood of Police," "Abyss," "Baekdu Mountain," and "Black Money."

The film "The Outlaws 2" (directed by Lee Sang-yong), released in May of the year following his death, along with the film "Match" released last year, became his final works.

Ma Dong-seok, a leading star of the "The Outlaws" series, paid tribute to the late actor when the franchise surpassed 10 million viewers, stating, "I express my respect for the fighting spirit in the acting of the late Nam Moon-chul, who played Choi Chun-baek, and dedicate this honor to him."

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