Character Relationships in Quick

Han Ki-Soo (played by Lee Min-ki) is a protagonist in Quick. A former teenage biker leader turned bike messenger in 2010. He accidentally places an explosive-rigged helmet on his ex-girlfriend while driving her to a concert. Forced by a mysterious caller to deliver three packages within strict 30-minute deadlines, he is hunted by the police who suspect him of being the bomber. He works alongside her to survive and uncover the mastermind behind the bombings. Choon-Sim (played by Kang Ye-won) is a protagonist in Quick. The former girlfriend of Ki-su, now a popular idol and lead vocalist for the girl group OK Girls. After accepting a helmet from Ki-su, she discovers it is rigged with an explosive. Trapped in the device, she is forced to ride with Ki-su during a dangerous delivery run while attempting to remove the helmet and survive the escalating threats. Kim Myung-Sik (played by Kim In-kwon) appears in Quick. A biker from 2004 who harbors unrequited feelings for Choon-Sim. He is only seen in the opening timeline watching Ki-su and Choon-Sim's emotional breakup, serving as a brief flashback character with no further involvement in the main plot. Detective Seo (played by Ko Chang-seok) appears in Quick. A police detective leading the investigation into the initial office building explosion. He analyzes CCTV footage and identifies Ki-su as a primary suspect, actively pursuing him and Choon-Sim throughout their delivery run while trying to prevent further attacks. Aikawa Masaaki (played by Jeon Kuk-hwan) appears in Quick. Detective Park (played by Kim Byong-chul) appears in Quick. Wanatabe Junichi (played by Kim Tae-woo) appears in Quick. Advertiser (played by Bae Jang-su) appears in Quick.

Character Relationship Map: Quick

Quick (2011) Poster

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Story Analysis

A bike messenger and his ex-girlfriend are forced to complete timed bomb deliveries while evading police pursuit.

Plot Progression

  1. The Biker's Past
  2. The Explosive Delivery
  3. The Cat and Mouse Chase
  4. Race Against the Clock

Directed by Cho Beom-gu

Quick (2011) · 5.9/10 · action, comedy, crime, thriller

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q491978), public domain (CC0).