Gong Pil-doo (2006 film)
Gong Pil-doo (Korean: 공필두) is a 2006 South Korean comedy film directed and written by Kong Jung-sik. The film stars Lee Moon-sik in the titular role of a detective whose career has stalled despite his background as a former wrestling medalist.

Plot
Gong Pil-doo is a detective who was originally recruited for his athletic prowess, including a bronze medal in wrestling. However, his professional life has since stagnated, leaving him as a 40-year-old bachelor struggling with financial instability. His situation reaches a breaking point when his father requires urgent surgery. In a desperate attempt to secure the necessary funds, Gong enters into a compromised agreement with a local crime boss. This decision leads to him being suspected of corruption, forcing him to embark on a quest to clear his name and prove his innocence.
Cast
The film features an ensemble cast, including:
- Lee Moon-sik as Gong Pil-doo
- Kim Yu-mi as Min-joo
- Lee Kwang-ho as Yong-bae
- Park Jung-hak as Man-soo
- Kim Roe-ha as CEO Cheon
- Yu Tae-woong as Detective Kang
- Kim Sang-ho as Detective Ji
- Choi Yeo-jin as a delivery girl
- Kim Soo-mi as Mrs. Kwon
- Byun Hee-bong as Pil-doo's father
- Kim Kap-soo as Chief Jo













Production
The film was produced by Kim Hyung-jun and distributed by Showbox. It was released in South Korea on May 11, 2006, with a runtime of 106 minutes.