Detective K (Movie - 2010)

• 
  Kim Myeong-min
  김명민
  As
  K
  (명탐정)
• 
  Oh Dal-soo
  오달수
  As
  Kennel Man, Han Seo-pil
  (개장수)
• 
  Han Ji-min
  한지민
  As
  Han Gaek-joo/Lee Ah-yeong
  (한객주)
• 
  Lee Jae-yong-I
  이재용
  As
  Minister Lim
  (임 판서)
• 
  Woo Hyeon
  우현
  As
  Mr.Bang
  (방씨)
• 
  Ye Soo-jeong
  예수정
  As
  Lim Jwa-soo's wife
  (임좌수 부인)

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