Fellow archer or village youth training alongside Nam-yi.
A plastic surgeon who is one of Hanna’s phone-sex clients. He is persuaded to perform extensive plastic surgery on her, enabling her physical transformation.
The Shaman is consulted by Sang-man after the ghosts follow him home and refuse to leave. The Shaman explains that the spirits are using Sang-man's body to experience their unfulfilled desires and that he cannot die until they move on. This explanation leads Sang-man to stop resisting and help each ghost complete a final wish.
Ma's Father is described as strict, shaping the pressure surrounding Ma Jae-bok’s life while Jae-bok works at a meat restaurant. Although the summary provides no further scenes or actions for him, his strict attitude forms part of Jae-bok’s background and contrasts with the difficult sporting path Jae-bok undertakes with Coach Bang’s team.
A minor character in the film. Appears in background or supporting scenes within the Seoul urban setting.
Dong-chun is someone who knows the golfer Seung-wan was before the accident. He notices that Seung-wan’s habits and behavior have changed and tells him that he no longer acts like the person they knew, reinforcing the suspicion and confusion surrounding Seung-wan’s sudden change of life.
Jo Young-ho is a returning soldier whom the young Yeon-soon meets and becomes fascinated by. His arrival forms part of her difficult youth, while she is working as a diver and struggling with poverty. Their meeting contributes to the emotional world of her early adulthood and her hopes for a different life.
Lee Han-wi has 72 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Irene Huss Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Psychopath Diary, Lawless Lawyer, My Lilac. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
