The House (Movie - 2010)

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  Kim Kkobbi
  김꽃비
  As
  Ga-yeong, voice
  (가영, 목소리)
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  Ha Jae-sook
  하재숙
  As
  Hee-joo, voice
  (희주, 목소리)
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  Choi Jeong-ho
  최정호
  As
  Concentrator man/voice of mortage grandpa
  (집신 아저씨 / 주택담보 할아버지 목소리)
• Choi Ha-na (최하나)
  As
  Concentrator woman/Geum-bo/mortgage granny/voice of 3rd supporter in Gangmanpa
  (집신 아줌마 / 금보 / 주택담보 할머니 / 강만파 지지자 3 목소리)
• Kim Hee-jin (김희진)
  As
  Concentrator granny/cashier/voice of Ga-yeong's mom
  (집신 할머니 / 매표원 / 가영 엄마 목소리)
• Oh In-sil (오인실)
  As
  Concentrator kid/Geum-bo's mom/granny at the Hope Market/voice of 4th supporter in Gangmanpa
  (집신 꼬마 / 금보 엄마 / 희망시장 할머니 / 강만파 지지자 4 목소리)

• Lee Kwang-soo (이광수) Concentrator number 312 / Head cat / fortune teller / voice of fireman 1 (집신 312호 / 두목 고양이 / 점쟁이 / 소방관 1 목소리)

• Seo Ji-yeon (서지연) God of the earth cat / Yoon-seok / young Ga-young's voice (지신 고양이 / 윤석 / 어린 가영 목소리)

• Park Jong-hoon (박종훈) Delivery man / Heemang market man / guy from model house / real estate agent / voice of fireman 2 (택배기사 / 희망시장 아저씨 / 모델하우스 남 / 부동산 중개인 / 소방관 2 목소리)

• Park Min-woo (박민우) Equipment shop Mr.Kim / tattoo man / supporter 1 of Kang Man-pa / Ga-young's dad / voice of fireman 3 (설비상 김씨 / 문신남 / 강만파 지지자 1 / 가영 아빠 / 소방관 3 목소리)

• Kim Kyeong-jin (김경진) Yoon-seok's aunt / fish shop lady / psuedo lady / voice supporter 2 of Kang Man-pa (윤석 고모 / 생선가게 아줌마 / 사이비종교 아줌마 1 / 강만파 지지자 2 목소리)

• Lee Seung-hwan (이승환) Geum-bo's house concentrator / member of Kang Man-pa / voice of fireman 4 (금보네 집신 / 강만파 의원 / 소방관 4 목소리)

• Yang So-ra (양소라) Pseudo lady 2 / woman from model house / voice of reporter (사이비종교 아줌마 2 / 모델하우스 여 / 리포터 목소리)

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  City transplants are changing the face of Jeju
  2012/12/01, Source,
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  Artists breathe life into closed army base
  2012/07/28, Source,
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  Updated cast for the Korean animated movie "The House"
  2011/05/10, Source,
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  2011/05/06, Source,
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