Winter Sonata (Drama - 2002)

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  Bae Yong-joon
  배용준
  As
  Kang Joon-sang/Lee Min-hyeong
  (강준상/이민형)
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  Choi Ji-woo
  최지우
  As
  Jeong Yoo-jin
  (정유진)
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  Park Yong-ha
  故 박용하
  As
  Kim Sang-hyeok
  (김상혁)
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  Park Sol-mi
  박솔미
  As
  Oh Chae-rin
  (오채린)
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  Lee Hye-eun
  이혜은
  As
  Kong Jin-sook
  (공진숙)
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  Ryoo Seung-soo
  류승수
  As
  Kwon Yong-gook
  (권용국)

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  2011/12/30, Source,
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