Blades of Blood (Movie - 2010)

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  Hwang Jeong-min
  황정민
  As
  Hwang Jeong-hak
  (황정학)
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  Cha Seung-won
  차승원
  As
  Lee Mong-hak
  (이몽학)
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  Han Ji-hye
  한지혜
  As
  Baek-ji
  (백지)
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  Baek Seong-hyeon
  백성현
  As
  Gyeon-ja
  (견자)
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  Kim Chang-wan
  김창완
  As
  Seon-jo
  (선조)
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  Song Yeong-chang
  송영창
  As
  Han Sin-gyoon
  (한신균)

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