Battlefield Heroes (Movie - 2010)

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  Jeong Jin-yeong
  정진영
  As
  Shilla, Kim Yoo-sin
  (신라, 김유신)
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  Lee Moon-sik
  이문식
  As
  Shilla, Thingamajig
  (신라, 거시기)
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  Ryoo Seung-ryong
  류승룡
  As
  Yeon Gaesomun's second son, Nam-geon
  (연개소문의 둘째 아들, 남건)
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  Yoon Je-moon
  윤제문
  As
  Yeon Gaesomun's first son, Nam-saeng
  (연개소문의 첫째 아들, 남생)
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  Seon Woo-seon
  선우선
  As
  Goguryeo, Gap-soon
  (고구려, 갑순)
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  Kim Min-sang
  김민상
  As
  Shilla, Thingy
  (신라, 머시기)

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  Meet Legendary Korean Director Kang Woo-Seok in Los Angeles
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  Lee Joon-ik to direct Seol Kyeong-gu in "Wish - 2013"
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  2012/06/27, Source,
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  2012/04/28,
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