Punch (Movie - 2011)

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  Kim Yoon-seok
  김윤석
  As
  Dong-joo
  (동주)
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  Yoo Ah-in
  유아인
  As
  Wan-deuk
  (완득)
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  Park Soo-young
  박수영
  As
  Wan-deuk's father
  (완득부)
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  Jasmine Lee
  이쟈스민
  As
  Wan-deuk's mother
  (완득모)
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  Kim Sang-ho
  김상호
  As
  Middle-aged from house in front
  (앞집 아저씨)
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  Kim Yeong-jae
  김영재
  As
  Min-goo
  (민구)

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