RamenLover: Text replace - "Seo Wang-Suk" to "Seo Dong-Suk"

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Text replace - "Seo Wang-Suk" to "Seo Dong-Suk"

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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' A Love to Kill
* '''Revised romanization:''' I jukilnomui sarang
* '''Hangul:''' 이 죽일놈의 사랑
* '''Director:''' [[Kim Kyu-Tae (director)|Kim Kyu-Tae]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Lee Kyoung-Hee (screenwriter)|Lee Kyoung-Hee]]
* '''Network:''' [[KBS2]]
* '''Episodes:''' 16
* '''Release Date:''' October 31 - December 20, 2005
* '''Runtime:''' Mon. & Tues. 21:55
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
K-1 Fighter Kang Bok-Gu ([[Rain]]) is a man who is dynamic in nature and grew up in a foster home. He falls in love with a woman whom he should not love. It was because of the woman, his emotionally-wounded brother fell off from the rooftop and became a human vegetable. So, his love is forbidden and inevitably tragic.

The woman is Cha Eun-Seok ([[Shin Min-A]]) who is a TV talent and movie actress. It was not that she jilted his brother on purpose, but upon a basis of misunderstanding, his hatred toward Cha Eun-Seok grows more and more burning.

By becoming Cha Eun-Seok’s private bodyguard, Bok-Gu keeps concretely practicing his revenge upon her. He only desires ‘to bring his brother’s woman to her knees.’ He is gradually taking Cha Eun-Seok to destruction, while he feels his love toward her growing deeper and deeper in his heart.

==Cast==
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| [[Rain]]
| [[Shin Min-A]]
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| Kang Bok-Gu
| Cha Eun-Seok
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| [[File:A Love to Kill-Lee Ki-Woo.jpg|link=Lee Ki-Woo|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Kim Yeong-Jae.jpg|link=Kim Young-Jae|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Na Yoon.jpg|link=Na Yoon|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Kang Rae-Yeon.jpg|link=Kang Rae-Yeon|90px]]
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| [[Kim Sa-Rang]]
| [[Lee Ki-Woo]]
| [[Kim Young-Jae (1975)|Kim Young-Jae]]
| [[Na Yoon]]
| [[Kang Rae-Yeon]]
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| Han Da-Jung
| Kim Joon-Sung
| Kang Min-Ku
| Park Mi-Suk
| Choi Mi-Seon
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| [[File:A Love to Kill-Park In-Hwan.jpg|link=Park In-Hwan|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Yu Hye-Ri.jpg|link=Yoo Hye-Ri|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Lee Min-Hyuk.jpg|link=Lee Min-Hyuk (1982)|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Kim Song-Hee.jpg|link=Kim Song-Hee|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Yoo Jae-Geun.jpg|link=Yoo Jae-Geun|90px]]
| [[File:A Love to Kill-Ji Sang-Ryeol.jpg|link=Ji Sang-Ryeol|90px]]
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| [[Park In-Hwan]]
| [[Yoo Hye-Ri]]
| [[Lee Min-Hyuk (1982)|Lee Min-Hyuk]]
| [[Kim Song-Hee]]
| [[Yoo Jae-Geun]]
| [[Ji Sang-Ryeol]]
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| Cha Du-Yong
| Park Ja-Kyeong
| Cha Jae-Seok
| Cha Yu-na
| Sung-Jin
| Tae Choon
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Kim Yong-Woon]] - bodyguard
* [[Seo Dong-Suk (1978)|Seo Dong-Suk]] - gangster
* [[Joo Min-Soo (1994)|Joo Min-Soo]] - Min-Ku (young)
* [[Lee Soon-Jae]]
* [[Choi Kwon]]
* [[Park Soo-Hyun]]

==Trailers==
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==Comments==
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RamenLover: Text replace - "Seo Wang-Suk" to "Seo Dong-Suk"