People in the Slum (Movie - 192)

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  Kim Bo-yeon
  김보연
  As
  Black Glove [Myeong-sook]
  (검은 장갑 [명숙])
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  Ahn Sung-ki
  안성기
  As
  Joo-seok
  (주석)
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  Kim Hee-ra
  김희라
  As
  Tae-seop
  (태섭)
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  Song Jae-ho
  송재호
  As
  Pastor Gong
  (공목사)
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  Kim Hyung-ja
  김형자
  As
  Gil-ja
  (길자)
• 
  Lee In-ok
  이인옥

• Hong Seong-min (홍성민) Detective (형사)

• Jo Ju-mi (조주미)

• Cho Seok-yang (초석양)

• Cheon Dong-seok (천동석) Joon-il (준일)

• Kim Seong-chan (김성찬)

• Lee Jae-jin (이재진)

• Kim Kyung-ran (김경란)

• Kim Ji-yeong (김지영)

• Kwon Il-jeong (권일정)

• Yang Il-min (양일민)

• Park Jong-seol (박종설)

• Park Yong-pal (박용팔)

• Gong Ok-jin (공옥진) Special appearance

• Choo Seok-yang (추석양)

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