The Crucible (Movie - 2011)

• Gong Yoo (공유) Kang In-ho (강인호)

• Jeong Yu-mi (정유미) Seo Yoo-jin (서유진)

• Kim Hyeon-soo (김현수) Kim Yeon-doo (김연두)

• Jeong In-seo (정인서) Jin Yoo-ri (진유리)

• Baek Seung-hwan (백승환) Jeon Min-soo (전민수)

• Jang Gwang (장광) Principal's Brother (교장형제)

• Kim Min-sang-I (김민상) Park Bo-hyeon (박보현)

• Lim Hyeon-seong (임현성) Yeong-hoon (영훈)

• Kim Joo-ryeong (김주령) Yoon Ja-ae (윤자애)

• Eom Hyo-seob (엄효섭) Detective Jang (장형사)

• Jeon Gook-hwan (전국환) Lawyer Hwang (황변호사)

• Choi Jin-ho-I (최진호) Prosecutor (검사)

• Kwon Hong-seok (권홍석) Judge (판사)

• Kim Ji-yeong (김지영) In-ho's mother (인호 어머니)

• Park Hye-jin (박혜진) Principal's Wife (교장처)

• Kim Ji-yeong-III (김지영) Sol-i (솔이)

• Eom Ji-seong (엄지성) Yeong-soo (영수)

• Lee Sang-hee (이상희) Garage Boss (정비소 사장)

• Nam Myeong-ryeol (남명렬) Professor Kim Jeong-woo (김정우 교수)

• Jang So-yeon (장소연) Sign Language Interpreter (수화통역사)

• Hong Seok-yeon (홍석연) Janitor (수위)

• Kim Tae-ri (김태리) Obstetrician/Gynecologist (산부인과 여의사)

• Hong Seong-kyeong (홍성경) Mu-jin Educational Office School Inspector (무진교육청 장학관)

• Bae Jeong-min (배정민) Mu-jin Educational Office Chief Kim (무진교육청 김과장)

• Park Jin-woo (박진우) Pastor (교회목사)

• Jeon Seok (전석) Man at Church (교회남)

• Yoo Soo-an (유수안) Court Clerk (법원서기)

• Jeon Gyeom-soo (전겸수) Court Attendant 1 (법원정리1)

• Lee Geul-yong (이글용) Court Attendant 2 (법원정리2)

• Park Seung-won (박승원) Court Attendant 3 (법원정리3)

• Heo Jae-ho (허재호) Broadcast Producer (방송피디)

• Jeong Hyeong-seok (정형석) Publishing Office Employee (출판사사무실 직원)

• Park Seon-hee (박선희) Min-soo's Grandmother (민수할머니)

• Cha Yoo-bong (차유봉) Min-soo's Father (민수아버지)

• Sin So-jeong (신소정) Hostess 1 (단란아가씨1)

• Han-bi (한비) Hostess 2 (단란아가씨2)

• Han Byeol (한별) Hostess 3 (단란아가씨3)

• Won Dong-hwa (원동화) Hostess 4 (단란아가씨4)

• Yoon Soo-ae (윤수애) Hostess 5 (단란아가씨5)

• Jo Eung-gyoo (조응규) Stand-in for Principal's Brother (교장형제 대역)

• Kim Kyeong-ah (김경아) Radio DJ (라디오 DJ)

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