Thirst (Movie - 2009)

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  Song Kang-ho
  송강호
  As
  Priest,Sang-hyeon
  (신부, 상현)
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  Kim Ok-bin
  김옥빈
  As
  Tae-joo
  (태주)
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  Kim Hae-sook
  김해숙
  As
  Tae-joo's mother-in-law, Lady Ra
  (태주의 시어머니, 라 여사)
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  Sin Ha-gyoon
  신하균
  As
  Kang-woo, Tae Joo's husband
  (태주의 남편 강우)
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  Park In-hwan
  박인환
  As
  Priest Noh
  (노신부)
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  Song Yeong-chang
  송영창
  As
  Seung-dae
  (승대)

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