The Concubine (Movie - 2012)

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  Jo Yeo-jeong
  조여정
  As
  Hwa-yeon
  (화연)
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  Kim Dong-wuk
  김동욱
  As
  Prince Seong-won
  (성원대군)
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  Kim Min-joon
  김민준
  As
  Kwon-yoo
  (권유)
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  Park Ji-yeong
  박지영
  As
  Dae-bi
  (대비)
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  Jo Eun-ji
  조은지
  As
  Geum-ok
  (금옥)
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  Lee Kyeong-yeong
  이경영
  As
  Eunuch
  (내시감)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.11.30 ~ 2012.12.02
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  Is Nudity Still a Box-Office Draw?
  2012/11/09, Source,
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