

A Shop for Killers
His hidden past, her deadly inheritance.
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- Episodes
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- Locations
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Synopsis
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After the sudden and mysterious death of Jian's uncle, she inherits a shocking legacy: a shopping mall that serves as a front for a weapons trading site. The revelation of this dark secret thrusts Jian into a perilous world, as she quickly becomes the target of unidentified assailants seeking her uncle's hidden supplies. As she grapples with the loss of her only guardian, the stakes escalate when danger arrives at her doorstep.
Jian, a typical college student, finds herself in a deadly game after returning to her hometown to attend her uncle's funeral. Her uncle, Jung Jin-man, had been her sole protector and a figure shrouded in secrets. As Jian navigates the aftermath of his death, she discovers disturbing clues about his life, including a suspicious bank balance that suggests his agricultural business was merely a facade. With the help of a childhood friend, she uncovers a dark web site linked to her uncle, revealing the true nature of his operations.
The series takes viewers on a gripping journey filled with action, mystery, and suspense, as Jian recalls her uncle's teachings to survive the chaos unraveling around her. "A Shop for Killers" offers an intense blend of drama and adventure, exploring themes of trust, betrayal, and the fight for survival against a backdrop of crime and intrigue.
Filming locations
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Wat Phra Yoon
왓 프라윤158 Thanon Wang Doem, Khwaeng Wat Arun, Khet Bangkok Yai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10600, ThailandThis is the royal temple in Bangkok, Thailand, where Jeong Jin-man visits to find his long-time colleague, Pashin. The serene atmosphere of the temple and the exotic scenery of Thailand symbolize the expansion of Season 2's setting overseas. / The iconic temple is used in scenes that depict the characters' adventures abroad.
This is the royal temple in Bangkok, Thailand, where Jeong Jin-man (Lee Dong-wook) visits to find his long-time colleague, Pashin. The serene atmosphere of the temple combined with Thailand's unique exotic scenery serves as a symbolic location that expands the stage of Season 2 overseas.blog.naver.com - 02
Sae Dul Man
새들만2500-6 Naepo-ro, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do충남 서산시 해미면 내포로 2500-6This is the location where the Murder Help team infiltrates the Babylon base. The vast and desolate space heightens the tension of the infiltration, making it a representative filming site for the intense action in the early part of Season 2.
This is the location where the Murderhelp team infiltrates the Babylon base in the series. The vast and desolate space heightens the tension of sneaking into enemy territory, playing a significant role in increasing viewer immersion from the early episodes of season 2.blog.naver.com - 03
Arju Cheongdam
아르쥬 청담30 Seolleung-ro 152-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 강남구 선릉로152길 30This location appears as the Osaka Sigma bar where Q (Hyun-ri) infiltrates. The luxurious interior and sophisticated atmosphere create a spy-like tension.
This is the location that Kyu (Hyunri) infiltrated, the Osaka Sigma bar. With its luxurious interior and sophisticated atmosphere, it was designed to resemble a secret meeting place for foreign organizations, creating a tense espionage vibe.blog.naver.com - 04
Hotel Marina Bay Korea
호텔 마리나베이 코리아210-50 Ara-yuk-ro 152beon-gil, Gochon-eup, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 김포시 고촌읍 아라육로152번길 210-50This is the hotel where Kusunagi (Jeong Yoon-ha) and Jay (Okada Masaki) stay. The scene where they discuss their next operation is filmed here, making it a central base for the Babylon East Asia branch.
This is the hotel where Kusunagi (Jeong Yoon-ha) and Jay (Okada Masaki) stayed together. A scene was filmed where the two discuss preparations for their next operation, and it appears as the central base of the Babylon East Asia branch.blog.naver.com - 05
Samcheonpo Port
삼천포항34-10 Eojijang-gil → Sacheon-si → Gyeongnam경남 사천시 어시장길 34-10The port area serves as a backdrop for various intense scenes in the drama.
Sacheon Samcheongpo Port areablog.naver.com
Food & places
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Sakgane Noodles
29-nam-bu-sun-hwan-do-ro 39, Nam-gu, Ulsan, South Korea울산 남구 남부순환도로29번길 39A famous noodle restaurant located near the market in Samcheongpo.
The famous 'Seogane Noodles' restaurantblog.naver.com
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Production
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- Creators
- E.oni이언희Lee Kwon이권
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Cast & characters
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Jeong Jin-manLee Dong-wook이동욱
Jeong Ji-anKim Hye-jun김혜준
So Min-hyeGeum Hannah금해나
Pasin KradekMin Kim김민
BrotherLee Tae-young이태영
BaleJo Han-sun조한선
Lee Seong-joSeo Hyun-woo서현우
Bae Jeong-minPark Ji-bin박지빈
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Lead actors
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Lee Dong-wookas Jeong Jin-man
Lee Dong-wook is a prominent South Korean actor and model, born on November 6, 1981. He made his acting debut in 1999 with a single-episode drama on MBC, which led to his casting in the teen drama "School 2." He rose to fame with his performance in "School 3," paving the way for his successful career in television. Over the years, Lee has become well-known for his leading roles in popular dramas such as "My Girl," "Scent of a Woman," "Goblin," and "Tale of the Nine Tailed." His versatility as an actor is evident in his performances across various genres, including fantasy, romance, and thriller. In addition to acting, he has hosted several television programs, including the variety talk show "Strong Heart" and the reality show "Produce X 101." Lee Dong-wook served in the military from August 2009 to June 2011, completing his service with the National Defense Public Relations Service. His enduring appeal and talent continue to captivate audiences, making him one of the most recognized figures in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Kim Hye-junas Jeong Ji-an
Kim Hye-jun is a talented South Korean actress born on May 8, 1995. She made her acting debut in 2015 with the web series "Lily Fever," but it was her role as Queen Consort Cho in the Netflix series "Kingdom" that brought her international recognition. The series, which aired from 2019 to 2020, showcased her ability to portray complex characters in a gripping historical context. In addition to her breakout role, Kim received critical acclaim for her performance in the film "Another Child," earning her the Best New Actress award at the 40th Blue Dragon Film Awards in 2019. Her success continued with the drama "Inspector Koo," where she played the character Song Yi-kyung, earning her the Best New Actress - Television award at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards in 2022. Most recently, she stars in the upcoming series "A Shop for Killers," further solidifying her status as a rising star in the South Korean entertainment industry.



Lee Tae-youngas Brother
Lee Tae-young is a notable South Korean figure, recognized not just as an actor but also for his contributions to society. He is often associated with his dedication to social causes and advocacy. Although specific details about his acting career are limited, his influence extends beyond the screen, highlighting the importance of social justice in South Korea. In addition to his acting endeavors, Lee Tae-young has often been linked to the legacy of pioneering figures in South Korea, particularly those who fought against societal inequalities. His commitment to these issues is reminiscent of the impactful work of historical figures who have shaped the landscape of civil rights in the country. Lee Tae-young's career reflects a blend of artistic talent and a passion for making a difference, showcasing the multifaceted roles that artists can play in society.
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Episodes
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Ep 1Murthehelp2024-01-17 · 50 minJian, who is helplessly attacked in her own home, dodges the flying bullets.
Ep 2Jeong Jinman, Jeong Jinman, Jeong Jinman2024-01-17 · 54 minJinman receives an unexpected call. Jian, who is alone at home, is pursued by unidentified men.
Ep 3The Strong Don't Howl2024-01-24 · 45 minJian finds herself in danger as she searches for a rescue phone in the mountains to save Jinman.
Ep 4The Shopping Mall2024-01-24 · 63 minJian and Jeongmin flee from the killers and meet Brother in the underground shopping mall.
Ep 5Babylon2024-01-31 · 60 minJian gets angry as she watches Jinman on the screen, and Jeongmin points a gun at Jian's head.
Ep 6Jeong Jinman2024-01-31 · 56 minJinman, who was once a mercenary of a large company, Babylon, suffers from the truth he learns.
Ep 7Trap2024-02-07 · 61 minBale, who was presumed to be dead, begins his revenge, and Jinman fights back to protect Jian.
Ep 8Listen Up, Jian2024-02-07 · 61 minKillers close in on Jinman's house. Jian prepares for the final duel on her own.
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