The Servant (Movie - 2010)

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  Kim Joo-hyeok
  김주혁
  As
  Bang-ja
  (방자)
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  Ryoo Seung-beom
  류승범
  As
  Lee Mong-ryong
  (이몽룡)
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  Jo Yeo-jeong
  조여정
  As
  Choon-hyang
  (춘향)
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  Ryoo Hyeon-kyeong
  류현경
  As
  Hyang Dan-i
  (향단이)
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  Oh Dal-soo
  오달수
  As
  Elder Ma
  (마노인)
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  Song Sae-byeok
  송새벽
  As
  Scholar Byeon
  (변학도)

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