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Too Many Villains 2011 (South Korea)
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Too Many Villains 2011 (South Korea)

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Too Many Villains 2011 (South Korea) is South Korea drama premiere on Dec 15, 2011

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Drama: Too Many Villains 2011 (South Korea)
South Korean: 악인은 너무 많다
Country: South Korea
Episodes: 1
Release Date: Dec 15, 2011
Duration: 1 hr. 15 min.
Genres: Drama, Crime

Plot Synopsis by DramaWiki Staff ©

Kang-pil is a former gangster who now runs a private detective agency and needs money to hire a lawyer for the rights to have custody of his daughter. A woman called Lee Moon-hee brings a huge amount in check and asks him to follow a man named Park Yong-dae. However, at the same time, Park Yong-dae goes missing and the woman is unreachable and Kang-pil doesn't know what to do. He soon realizes that he's stuck in the middle of a huge crime related to gold bars that belonged to the Japanese in the past...

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