The Gingko Bed (Movie - 1995)

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  Han Seok-Kyu
  한석규
  As
  Soo-hyeon
  (수현)
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  Shim Hye-jin
  심혜진
  As
  Seon-yeong
  (선영)
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  Jin Hee-kyeong
  진희경
  As
  Mi-dan
  (미단)
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  Shin Hyeon-joon
  신현준
  As
  Jang-goon
  (황 장군)
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  Kim Hak-cheol
  김학철
  As
  Byeong Won-jang
  (병원장)
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  Kim Myeong-gook
  김명국
  As
  Jin-myeong
  (진명)

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