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      Beyond Evil (Korean: 괴물; Hanja: 怪物) is a 2021 South Korean television series starring Shin Ha-kyun and Yeo Jin-goo. It aired on JTBC from February 19 to April 10, 2021. It received seven nominations at the 57th Baeksang Arts Awards, winning three – Best Drama, Best Screenplay, and Best Actor for Shin Ha-kyun. It was also selected as one of the final candidates for the Baeksang Arts Award Grand Prize – Television.


      Synopsis


      Beyond Evil follows the story of two fearless policemen from the Manyang Police Substation of the Munju Police Station (located in the western part of Gyeonggi Province), Lee Dong-sik (Shin Ha-kyun) and Han Joo-won (Yeo Jin-goo), who break the law to catch a serial killer. In the course of uncovering the culprit's identity, they question the innocence of everyone involved in the case, including themselves. "Who is the monster?" "Is it you?" "Is it me?" "Is it us?"


      Inspiration


      While the plot appears to make some allusions to Korea's Hwaseong serial murders case, the show is not based on a true story, and is solely a work of fiction. The similarities can be explained by inspiration drawn from Memories of Murder (2003) by Bong Joon-ho.


      Cast




      = Main

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      Shin Ha-kyun as Lee Dong-sik
      Lee Do-hyun as young Lee Dong-sik
      An impulsive and eccentric sergeant at the Manyang Police Substation. Once a capable detective, he has been demoted to doing largely menial and tedious tasks.
      Yeo Jin-goo as Han Joo-won
      Jung Hyeon-jun as young Han Joo-won
      An elite detective from the International Crime Investigation Team at the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency transferred to Manyang Police Substation. Good-looking and capable, he has great influence due to being the son of a next-in-line Police Commissioner, Han Gi-hwan. He is determined to prove Lee Dong-sik guilty of his sisters murder.


      = Supporting

      =


      Manyang Butcher's Shop


      Choi Sung-eun as Yoo Jae-yi
      Nicknamed the "Master of Knife", the owner of the Manyang Butcher Shop and Restaurant.


      Manyang Police Substation


      Chun Ho-jin as Nam Sang-bae
      The soon-to-retire Chief of Manyang Police Substation.
      Son Sang-gyu as Cho Gil-gu
      A Sargeant at Manyang Police Substation.
      Baek Seok-kwang as Hwang Kwang-young
      A police officer at Manyang Police Substation.
      Nam Yoon-su as Oh Ji-hoon
      The youngest police officer at the Manyang Police Substation and the brother of Oh Ji-hwa.


      Munju Police Station


      Choi Dae-hoon as Park Jeong-je
      Choi Chan-ho as young Park Jeong-je
      The Lieutenant of the Investigation Support Team at Munju Police Station, Lee Dong-sik's best friend, and son of congresswoman Do Hae-won.
      Kim Shin-rok as Oh Ji-hwa
      Nam Ga-hyeon as young Oh Ji-hwa
      The team leader of the Dangerous Crimes Division, Lee Dong-sik's classmate from elementary to high school, and the former wife of CEO Lee Chang-jin.
      Shim Wan-joon as Kang Do-soo
      An honest homicide detective at Munju Police Station whose role model is Dong-sik
      Jung Gyu-soo as Jung Cheol-mun
      Chief of Munju Police Station.
      Seo Jeong-shik as Kwak Oh-sub
      Senior detective at Munju Police Station.
      Park Bo-kyung as Im Sun-nyeo
      Captain of the Forensic Investigation Team and Kang Do-soo's wife.
      Yoo Byung-hoon as Lieutenant Ha


      Manyang People


      Gil Hae-yeon as Do Hae-won
      The current councilwoman and aspiring mayoral candidate of Munju, and mother of Park Jeong-je.
      Heo Sung-tae as Lee Chang-jin
      The CEO of JL Construction and the Chairperson of the Munju City Dream Town Development Committee.
      Lee Kyu-hoi as Kang Jin-mook
      Park Kwang-il as young Kang Jin-mook
      The owner of the Manyang Supermarket, Dong-sik's adopted brother, and the father of Kang Min-jung.
      Kang Min-ah as Kang Min-jung
      She is the daughter of Kang Jin-mook, the owner of Manyang Supermarket.
      Kim Hieora as Bang Ju-seon
      Jung Jae-jin as Bang Ho-cheol, Bang Ju-seon's father.
      Jun Soo-hyun as Jang Oh-bok, Do Hae-won's secretary and bodyguard.
      Kim Jung-eun as Lee Kang-ja, Cho Gil-gu's wife.


      People around Han Joo-won


      Choi Jin-ho as Han Gi-hwan
      Han Joo-won's father and front-runner for the next Commissioner of the National Police Agency.
      Park Ji-hoon as Kwon Hyuk
      A Munju City prosecutor who was once Joo-won's private high school tutor.
      Woo Jung-won as Lee Su-yeon
      Han Gi-hwan's wife and Han Joo-won's mother.


      People around Lee Dong-shik


      Moon Joo-yeon as Lee Yu-yeon
      Dong-sik's fraternal twin sister.
      Park Myung-shin as Kim Yeong-hui
      Yu-yeon & Dong-shik's mother
      Kim Jung-ho as Yu-yeon & Dong-shik's father


      = Others

      =
      Cha Chung-hwa as Lee Geum-hwa
      Kim Bi-bi as Han Jeong-im
      Jang Sung-bum as Lee Sang-yeob
      Kang You-seok as Reporter Lim Gyu-seok
      Nam Mi-jung as Fish market lady
      Park Ji-ah as Neighborhood woman
      Jo Ji-seung as Yoon Mi-hye, Kang Min-jung's mother


      Production


      Shin Ha-kyun and Yeo Jin-goo previously appeared in the film No Mercy for the Rude (2006) where Yeo played the younger version of Shin's character.


      Original soundtrack




      = Part 1

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      = Part 2

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      = Part 3

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      Viewership




      Awards and nominations




      = Listicle

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      Remake


      Beyond Evil has recently landed the J-drama adaptation, with no further news on which broadcasters nor the airing date was publicly announced.


      Notes




      References




      External links


      Official website (in Korean)
      Beyond Evil at IMDb
      Beyond Evil at HanCinema
      Beyond Evil on Netflix

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