Born in South Korea — Nov 26 1960

Kang Shin-il (hangul: 강신일; born November 26, 1960) is a South Korean actor. Kang graduated from Kyung Hee University with a degree in electronic engineering, but he soon put aside his studies and spent most of his time in Daehangno, Seoul's theater district, where he formed a troupe called Testimony that performed at smaller venues. In 1985, he made his acting debut in Chilsu and Mansu, and soon gained fame as a stage actor in plays such as Kimchigook Goes Crazy and Chronicles of Han. He appeared onscreen for the first time in the 1988 film adaptation of…
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Lee Jeong-mun

Lieutenant General Yoon

Won Chang-seon

Lee Yeong-tak

Jang Shin-Woo

Ahn In-hwan

Im Jong-pil

Im Sa-Hong

Han Ju-seok

Kim Sang-Choon

Jin Mu-dal

Mr. Jeon

Jin Tae-soo

Seo Sang Won

Kim Chi-won

Squad Chief Detective Hwang

Monk Soo-beop

Moon Jae-Hyun

Gong Joon-ho

Mon Jin-gwan

Seo Jae-soo

Eulji Sung

Han Sung-bok

Shin Chang-Ho

Mr. Kong

Blind Date

Manager Choi

Seo Sang-Hak

Hao Yun's Father

Jung Ji-pyeong

Lee Choong Ryul

Choi Pil-Goo

Kang Il-Sub

Geum Man Soo


Heo Chung San

Detective Nam

Kang Woo Nam (Jun Woo's father)

Director Jo

Sang-taek's Father
Moon Jae-hyun

Chung-bae

Mr. Kang

Chief Lee

Doctor Noh

Director Noh

Lee Chi-soo

Eom Chung-il

Deputy Shin Ki-joon

Principal

Kim Yoo-sik

Detective Squad Chief Ahn

Geun-jae

Jin-gook's Uncle

Yeon-joo's Father

Vice Principal

Chief Prosecutor

Dr. Hwang

Han Sang-soo

Jo-kang's Dad

Lee Hak-cheon

His Majesty

Investigator Jang

Lee Ki-chan


Beom-pyo

Ma Chan-sam

Eom Chung-il


Dae-ho

Director Choi

Jin-cheol

Jang Pil-Koo

Cheol-soo's grandfather

Security guard

Minister Mun-su

Eom Chung-il

Beethoven

Vice president Son


Chief Oh

Mr. Park

Father Yoon

Narrator