I Saw the Devil (Movie - 2010)

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  Lee Byeong-Heon
  이병헌
  As
  Kim Soo-hyeon
  (김수현)
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  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
  As
  Jang Keyong-cheol
  (장경철)
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  Jeon Gook-hwan
  전국환
  As
  Squad chief Jang
  (장 반장)
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  Cheon Ho-jin
  천호진
  As
  Section chief Oh
  (오 과장)
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  Oh San-ha
  오산하
  As
  Joo-yeon
  (주연)
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  Kim Yoon-seo
  김윤서
  As
  Se-yeon
  (세연)

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