100 Days with Mr. Arrogant (Movie - 2003)

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  Ha Ji-won
  하지원
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  Kim Jae-won
  김재원
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  Jin Tae-hyun
  진태현
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  Hong Ji-young-I
  홍지영
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  Kim Chang-wan
  김창완
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  Lee Eung-kyung
  이응경

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  Homegrown dramas dethrone Marvel's "Black Panther"... For the past two weekends, the latest dimension in the Marvel Cinematic Universe ("Black Panther") has ruled proceedings, but Hong Chang-pyo's debut feature, "The Princess and the Matchmaker", and Yim Soon-rye's "Little Forest" both arrived last Wednesday and denied "Black Panther" a third straight weekend at the top of the Korean box office,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film News] New Korean Films Inbound...
  2013/10/26
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  2003/12/18, Source
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