A Tale of Two Sisters (Movie - 2003)

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  Im Soo-jeong
  임수정
  As
  Soo-mi
  (수미)
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  Yeom Jeong-ah
  염정아
  As
  Eun-joo
  (은주)
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  Kim Kap-soo
  김갑수
  As
  Moo-hyeon
  (무현)
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  Moon Geun-yeong
  문근영
  As
  Soo-yeon
  (수연)
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  Park Mi-hyeon
  박미현
  As
  Birth mother
  (친엄마)
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  Woo Gi-hong
  우기홍
  As
  Seon-gyoo
  (선규)

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