Name: Cadê o Chefe?
Genre: Ação, Comédia, Crime e Mistério
Released: 2025-10-25
Rating: 8.9
Cast: Jo Woo Jin, Jung Kyung Ho, Park Ji Hwan, Lee Kyoo Hyung, Lee Sung Min

Jo Woo Jin is a South Korean actor. Born on December 18, 1978, he made his acting debut in the 2011 film “Mama.” He has since appeared in a number of popular films and television dramas, including the recent “Squad 38” (2016), “Goblin” (2016-2017) and “Chicago Typewriter” (2017).

Jo Woo Jin

Na Soon Tae

Jung Kyung Ho é um ator sul-coreano. Nascido em 31 de agosto de 1983, ele frequentou a Universidade Chung-Ang com graduação em teatro e foi convencido por seu colega de quarto, Ha Jung Woo, a fazer o teste para uma grande emissora de TV em 2003. Depois de passar no teste, ele estreou como ator em 2004 na novela mobile "5 Estrelas" e ganhou fama na novela de 2004 "Desculpe, Eu Te Amo". Ele atuou em diversos filmes e novelas de sucesso desde então, incluindo “Sorria” (2009), “Cidade Cruel” (2013), “Amor Sem Fim” (2014), “Caindo na Inocência” (2015) e “Mais Um Final Feliz” (2016). O pai de Jung Kyung Ho, Jung Eul Young, é um diretor e escritor de TV veterano.

Jung Kyung Ho

Dong Gang Pyo

Park Ji Hwan is a South Korean stage and screen actor. He was born on September 5, 1980 and made his film debut in 2006. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and several television dramas, including “The Outlaws” (2017), “Untouchable” (2017), “Touch Your Heart” (2019), and “Black Dog” (2019).

Park Ji Hwan

Cho Pan Ho

Lee Kyoo Hyung is a South Korean musical performer and actor born on November 29, 1983. He studied in the Theater Department at Seoul’s Dongguk University, and made his movie debut in “Kick the Moon” (2001). He later went on to appear in the 2009 fantasy comedy “Castaway on the Moon” and thriller “No Tears for the Dead” (2014) He is also an established drama actor, featuring in titles such as “Prison Playbook” (2017), “Life” (2018), and “Doctor John” (2019). As a musical actor, he played the title role in a 2019 performance of “Cyrano,” and was nominated in the Best Male Actor category of the Korean Musical Awards in the same year.

Lee Kyoo Hyung

Hong Tae Gyu

Lee Sung Min is a popular South Korean actor. Born on December 4, 1968, he is best known for his supporting roles in many films and television dramas, including “Ordinary Love” (2012), “Golden Time” (2012), “Miss Korea” (2013), “Incomplete Life” (2014), “Splendid Politics” (2015) and “Memory” (2016), as well as the leading role in the 2016 film “Sori: Voice From the Heart.”

Lee Sung Min

Oh Dal Soo is a South Korean actor. He was born on June 15, 1968 in Daegu, South Korea, and made his debut as an actor in the theater before he moved to film acting in 2002. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and a handful of television dramas, including “The Attorney” (2013), “Assassination” (2015), and “Memoir of a Murderer” (2017).

Oh Dal Soo

Hwang Woo Seul Hye is the stage name of Hwang Jin Hee, a South Korean actress. Born on August 10, 1979, she made her acting debut in the 2008 film “Crush and Blush.” She has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “I Need a Fairy” (2012), “Glorious Day” (2014), “The Great Wives” (2015) and “Drinking Solo” (2016).

Hwang Woo Seul Hye

Ra Hee Chan

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When the boss of Sikgupa, the largest gang in the city of Yongdu, suddenly passes away, two men are selected as potential successors: Na Soon Tae (Jo Woo Jin) and Dong Gang Pyo (Jung Kyung Ho). Unfortunately, neither wants to take over – Soon Tae aspires to expand his Chinese restaurant Mimiru across the country, while Gang Pyo dreams of becoming a top tango dancer. As they try to ensure that they lose the boss election, fellow gang member Cho Pan Ho (Park Ji Hwan) tries to enter the race to no avail, as no one believes he's capable of leading. Shaking things up is undercover cop Hong Tae Gyu (Lee Kyoo Hyung), who infiltrates Mimiru as a delivery man to keep an eye on the gang's operations. Will this spell the end of Sikgupa? This film was adapted from the 2010 Hong Kong film "Once a Gangster."

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