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Lee Dong-wook and Kim Hye-joon return to A Shop for Killers


Left to right: Lee Dong-wook, Kim Hye-joon, Jo Han-seon

The doors have reopened for Disney+’s action thriller A Shop for Killers in the form of a second season. Bringing back familiar faces as well as some new ones, both uncle and niece have returned to finish up their unsettled business.

Lee Dong-wook (The Divorce Insurance) reprises his role as Jung Jin-man, a retired mercenary and original owner of the shopping mall Murthehelp. In the first season, his suicide triggered the events of the story, but as fans of the series will remember, Jin-man appears in the last episode, alive. Now that our killer uncle is here, it’s time for a little payback.

Also returning to the series is Kim Hye-joon (A Shop for Killers) as niece Jung Ji-ahn. After her uncle’s passing, Ji-ahn took up his dangerous mantle as the shopping mall owner and fought to stay alive. Now that Jin-man is back, Ji-ahn is no longer alone as she faces her next opponents.

Adding to the list of returning cast members, Jo Han-sun (A Shop for Killers) reprises his role as Babylon mercenary Bale, a ruthless killer and possible final boss. In addition, Geum Hae-na (A Shop for Killers), Lee Tae-young (Karma), and Kim Min (Study Group) will play their original characters mercenary So Min-hye, shop helper Brother, and Muay Thai instructor Pasin, respectively.

As for the new faces, Hyunri (Eye Love You) joins as Babylon mercenary Q along with Masaki Okada (Mr. Mikami’s Classroom) who will play her brother and fellow mercenary J. Lastly, Jung Yoon-ha (The Trunk) will lead them as Kusanagi, the head of the East Asian branch of Babylon.

With the original crew also returning for the second season, PDs Noh Kyu-yub and Lee Kwon will be directing with the latter also writing the script alongside Ji Ho-jin. Filming has been confirmed for A Shop for Killers Season 2 which will air sometime next year.

Left to right, top to bottom: Geum Hae-na, Lee Tae-young, Kim Min, Hyunri, Masaki Okada, Jung Yoon-ha

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Loved Part 1. Cannot wait until season 2 drops. Kim Hye Joon nailed her role.

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This wasn't my usual kind of drama, but I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to season 2!

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A Shop for Killers was a surprise hit for me. I didn’t expect to like it. It’s seems formulaic at first, but it was creative and superbly directed and acted. I’m hopeful the sequel has the same magic. I’m also hoping that the sequel has a great conclusion to the show.

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This is a nice surprise and I'll be watching for sure.

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Good that I have two more dramas of Lee Dong Wook to look forward to, The Good Man and then The Shop For Killers 2. At least they will make up for The Divorce Insurance.

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I wonder if this means that Jung Jin-man isn't dead. I never watched it because I don't like to see major characters, especially Lee Dong-wook die. I know he was assumed dead from the beginning, and that we saw him in flashbacks, but that still counts.
I might watch both seasons when season two comes out if that's not the case.

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Spoilers:

He came back at the end of the season 1.

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okay, thanks for letting me know!

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Jeong Jin Man, Jeong Jin Man, Jeong Jin Man!!

There I said it three times. So can he please stage a grand entrance and save me pali, pali.

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Also I am interested to know how do they propose to one up the action sequences.

Also can we get Park Ji-bin in a flashback perhaps. Pretty please.

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