200 Pounds Beauty (Movie - 2006)

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  Kim Ah-joong
  김아중
  As
  Kang Han-na/Jenny
  (강한나/제니)
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  Joo Jin-mo
  주진모
  As
  Han Sang-joon
  (한상준)
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  Seong Dong-il
  성동일
  As
  President Choi
  (최 사장)
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  Kim Hyeon-sook
  김현숙
  As
  Park Jeong-min
  (박정민)
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  Im Hyeon-sik
  임현식
  As
  Han-na's dad
  (한나 아빠)
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  Lee Han-wi
  이한위
  As
  Lee Kong-hak
  (이공학)

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