A corrupt executive and supervisor at Mo-gyeong's firm, suspected of money laundering ties to the Russian mob. His attempted fund transfer is thwarted by Mo-gyeong, and he is eventually assassinated by Byun.
Wang Jing is Anna's former boyfriend, whose renewed connection with her contributed to the jealousy surrounding her husband's death. He encounters Anna and Hoon at a restaurant in Seattle, where he becomes involved in a fight with Hoon, reflecting the unresolved tension between him and Anna.
A Korean-American fund manager who works with Hwang Jong-ku's team. In the scam, he creates the appearance of foreign investment, helping the group build confidence in the targeted company's stock and attract money from individual investors. He is Hyun-soo's partner in the larger scheme, though Hwang dislikes Brian's full English phrasing.
A Korean mobster who takes over Chun Jin-ho's room salon and wants to become a legitimate businessman. He initially cooperates with John Kim, but later orders the murder, leads a violent raid against Kyuc and Detective Park, kills Sook-hee, threatens John, and eventually agrees to help him protect the case.
Adult Lee Suk is In-young's first love, whose return to Korea is expected while she is already becoming attached to a student who resembles him. His presence at the gathering in In-young's home makes the contrast between the adult she remembers and the seventeen-year-old student explicit, further complicating her feelings.
Brian Kim has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include Innocent Blood, Rice on White, No Tears for the Dead. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
