The Face Reader (2013)
Overview
An exceptionally talented face reader becomes entangled in a bloody power struggle between a child king and his uncle who plans to usurp the throne.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ko |
| Popularity | 7.798 |
Directed By
Han Jae-rim
Crew
Kim Yun-suk
Lee Chol-o
Park Jung-ryul
Bae Seon-ok
Kim Woo-jae
You Jeong-hun
Kim Jung-min
Kim Dong-hyuk
Shim Hyun-seob
Seo Yeon-ju
Han Jae-rim
Lee Yoon-ho
Kim Chul-jun
Im Dae-ji
Choi Tae-young
Park Gi-jung
Lee Byung-woo
Jang Jae-wook
Lee Jae-hyeok
Lee Nam-gwon
Jang Gyeong-seon
Go Rak-sun
Lee Ha-jun
Shin Kyung-man
Han Jae-rim
Kim Chang-ju
Park Yo-seop
Park Se-seung
Lee Seo-jin
Yoon Hong-jun
Jung Ji-eun
Cho Yong-jin
Seo Eun-kyung
Kim Byung-in
Bae Jung-yoon
Park Dae-hun
Kim Woo-hyun
Lee Jae-nam
Ko Gwang-hyun
Son Seung-hyun
TOP CAST
Song Kang-ho
Nae-kyung
Lee Jung-jae
Grand Prince Soo-yang
Baek Yoon-sik
Kim Jong-seo
Cho Jung-seok
Paeng-heon
Lee Jong-suk
Jin-hyeong
Kim Hye-soo
Yeon-hong
Kim Eui-sung
Han Myung-hoi
Chae Sang-woo
Dan-jong
Kim Tae-woo
King Mun-jong
Ko Chang-seok
Choi Dae-gam
Seo Hyun-woo
Jin-moo
Woo Sang-jeon
Old Han Myung-hoi
Kim Kang-hyun
Murder Suspect (uncredited)
Jung Da-won
Young Wife (uncredited)
Kim Seo-hyeon
Fake Soo-yang
Chun Sin-hwan
Shin Sook-ju
Kim Ho-yeon
Jo-geuk-gwan
Kim Yeon-soo
Gayageum Gisaeng
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