Private Eye (Movie - 2009)

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  Hwang Jeong-min
  황정민
  As
  Detective, Hong Jin-ho
  (명탐정, 홍진호)
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  Ryoo Deok-hwan
  류덕환
  As
  Medical student, Kwang-su
  (의학도, 광수)
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  Oh Dal-soo
  오달수
  As
  Police officer, Oh Yeong-dal
  (종로서 순사부장, 오영달)
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  Eom Ji-won
  엄지원
  As
  Woman inventor, Soon-deok
  (여류발명가, 순덕)
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  Yoon Je-moon
  윤제문
  As
  Eok-kwan/Eung-kwan
  (억관 / 응관)
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  Joo Da-yeong
  주다영
  As
  Ok-eeh
  (옥이)

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