The Good, the Bad, the Weird (Movie - 2008)

• Song Kang-ho (송강호) The weird, Yoon Tae-goo (이상한 놈, 윤태구)

• Lee Byeong-Heon (이병헌) The bad, Park Chang-yi (나쁜 놈, 박창이)

• Jeong Woo-seong (정우성) The good, Park Do-won (좋은 놈, 박도원)

• Yoon Je-moon (윤제문) Sam-gook's Jo-seon underboss, Byeong-choon (삼국파의 조선인 부두목, 병춘)

• Ryoo Seung-soo (류승수) Tae-goo's sidekick, Man-gil (태구의 짝패, 만길)

• Song Yeong-chang (송영창) Chin-il's Jo-seon millionaire, Kim Pan-joo (친일파 조선인 갑부, 김 판주)

• Son Byeong-ho (손병호) Opium trader, Seo Jae-sik (아편 장사치, 서재식)

• Oh Dal-soo (오달수) Kim Pan-joo's steward, Mr. Park (김판주의 집사, 박 서방)

• Lee Cheong-ah (이청아) Jo-seon female, Song-yi (조선족 처녀, 송이)

• Kim Kwang-il (김광일) Chang-yi's right arm, Ssang-kal - Two swords (창이의 오른팔, 쌍칼)

• Ma Dong-seok (마동석) Chang-yi's number 3, Gom - Bear (창이파의 넘버 3, 곰)

• Son Jin-hwan (손진환) Kim Hyeok (김혁)

• Park Jin-woo (박진우) Hwang (황씨)

• Jo Kyeong-hoon (조경훈) Doo-chae (두채)

• Lee Hang-soo (이항수) Ga-ne-ma-ru (가네마루)

• Kang Hyeon-joong (강현중) Wang-cho (왕초)

• Lee Sung-min (이성민) Chef (주방장)

• Ryoo Chang-sook (류창숙) Grandma (할매)

• Yoon Yeong-mok (윤영목) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Yeom Cheol-ho (염철호) Chang-yi's gang ( 창이파)

• Seo Seung-won (서승원) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Jo Deok-jae (조덕제) Chang-yi's gang ( 창이파)

• Kim Gil-hyeon (김길현) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• No Jin-yeong (노진영) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Oh Il-yong (오일용) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Kwak Yeong-jae (곽영재) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Hong Ki-joon (홍기준) Chang-yi's gang ( 창이파)

• Jeon Seung-jae (전승재) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Kil Geum-seong (길금성) Chang-yi's gang ( 창이파)

• Gil Geum-seong (길금성) Chang-yi's gang ( 창이파)

• Jo Yong-jae (조용재) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Yang Myeong-heon (양명헌) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Jeong Jin-yeong (정진영) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Ryoo Je-seung (류제승) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Kim Man-gi (김만기) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Kim Pil-joong (김필중) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Choi Kyeong-man (최경만) Chang-yi's gang (창이파)

• Jeong Mi-nam (정미남) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Kim Ha-joon (김하준) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Lee Han-sol (이한솔) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Lee Seung-joon (이승준) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Lee Seol-goo (이설구) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Kang Seung-cheol (강승철) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Choi Rak-jin (최락진) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Song Seung-hyeon (송승현) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Lee Kwang-soo (이광수) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Kang Jae-eun (강재은) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Park Seong-gyoon (박성균) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Yeom Woo-sang (염우상) Sam-gook's gang (삼국파)

• Mavlyanov Jasurbek (매블리아노브 자서벡) Sam-gook's gang - Jesse (삼국파 - 제시)

• Bana Tehrani Ali Asghar(바나 테라니 알리 아스가) Sam-gook's gang - Louis (삼국파 - 루이스)

• Deligeer (더리걸) Sam-gook's Chinese ringleader, Jang-chwi (삼국파의 중국인 두목, 장취)

• Hakuryu (하쿠류) Isihara leader (이시하라 대장)

• Shoken Kunimoto (쿠니모토 쇼켄) Ave aide (아베 부관)

• Sin Sang-woo (신상우) Kuroda chief secretary (구로다 차관)

• Alexander Pavlov (알렉산더 파브로브) Engineer (기관사)

• Yoo Yeong-ook (유영욱) Woon-bong (운봉)

• Kim Hee-moon (김희문) Geum-bong (금봉)

• Kim Hong-soo (김홍수) Ju Ho-jin Chinese leader (주호진 중국대장)

• Jeong Se-hyeong (정세형) Ju Ho-jin's subordinate (주호진 부하)

• Jeon Jae-eun (전재은) Child held hostage on train (기차 인질 꼬마)

• Min Yeong (민영) Prostitute on train/opium smoker (기차 가방 창부 / 아편녀)

• Oh Woo-jeong (오우정) Japanese woman (1등칸 일본여인)

• Oh Seo-won (오서원) Chinese woman (1등칸 중국여인)

• Kim Chan-hyeong (김찬형) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Yoo Sang-jae (유상재) Manchurian police on train ( 기차 만주군 경찰)

• Choi Gi-hyeon (최기현) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Cha Jeong-hwan (차정환) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Jeong Seong-woo (정성우) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Son Jeong-man (손정만) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Lee Soo-hyeon (이수현) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Jang Gwang-soon (장광순) Manchurian police on train (기차 만주군 경찰)

• Choi Dae-sung (최대성) Japanese gentleman (일본인 신사)

• Kim Dae-won (김대원) Young man with Korean flag (태극기 청년)

• Seong Jeong-hoon (성정훈) Market center gatekeeper (귀시장 문지기)

• Kwak Byeong-gyoo (곽병규) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Park Gwang-bok (박광복) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Son Sang-gyoo (손상규) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Sin Jae-hwan (신재환) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Lee Seong-ho (이성호) Market center gang ( 귀시장 패거리)

• Lee Yeong-soo (이영수) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Lee Yoo-soo (이유수) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Lee Chang-soo (이창수) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Im Joo-hyeon (임주현) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Jin Seon-gyoo (진선규) Market center gang (귀시장 패거리)

• Ki Eun-se (기은세) Opium house waitress (아편굴 여급)

• Kim Seon-young (김선영) Opium house waitress (아편굴 여급)

• Gaen Neo- (갠너 피오노바) Ganna Pionova Opium house waitress - Anna (아편굴 여급 - 안나)

• Kim Soo-nam (김수남) Opium house man (아편굴 장정)

• Park Yeon-ah (박연아) Joseon girl (조선 소녀)

• Choi Woo-hyuk (최우혁) Market center child (귀시장 아이)

• Kang Seon-ah (강선아) Market center child (귀시장 아이)

• Park Jae-hyeon (박재현) Poster male (포스터남)

• Choi Jin-ho-I (최진호) Firearms shop owner (총포점 주인)

• Eom Ji-won (엄지원) Soldier for national independence, Na-yeon (독립군, 나연) - Cameo

• Jang Moon-seok (장문석) Vegetable trader (귀시장파 야채상인)

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