The Housemaid - 1960 (Movie - 1960)

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  Kim Jin-kyu
  김진규
  As
  Dong-sik
  (동식)
• 
  Ju Jeung-ryu
  주증녀
  As
  Dong-sik's wife
  (동식 아내)
• 
  Lee Eun-shim
  이은심
  As
  Housemaid
  (하녀)
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  Um Aing-ran
  엄앵란
  As
  Jo Kyeong-hee
  (조경희)
• 
  Ahn Seong-gi
  안성기
  As
  Chang-soon
  (창순)
• Go Seon-ae (고선애)

• Kang Seok-je (강석제)

• Na Jeong-ok (나정옥)

• Na Ok-joo (나옥주)

• Ok Kyeong-hee (옥경희)

• Choi Nam-Hyun (최남현)

• Jo Seok-geun (조석근)

• Nam Bang-choon (남방춘)

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