Hand Phone (Movie - 2009)

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  Park Yong-woo
  박용우
  As
  Anonymous man, Jeong Yi-gyu
  (익명의 남자, 정이규)
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  Eom Tae-woong
  엄태웅
  As
  Entertainment agency representative, Oh Seung-min
  (연예기획사 대표, 오승민)
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  Park Sol-mi
  박솔미
  As
  Kim Jeong-yeon, Seung-min's wife
  (승민의 아내, 김정연)
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  Hwang Bo-yeon
  황보연
  As
  Kim Dae-jin
  (김대진)
• 
  Lee Se-na
  이세나
  As
  Actress, Yoon Jin-ah
  (여배우, 윤진아)
• 
  Park Gil-soo
  박길수
  As
  President Choi
  (최사장)

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