A Moment to Remember (Movie - 2004)

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  Jung Woo-sung
  정우성
  As
  Cheol-soo
  (철수)
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  Son Ye-jin
  손예진
  As
  Soo-jin
  (수진)
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  Baek Jong-hak
  백종학
  As
  Seo Yeong-min
  (서영민)
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  Lee Sun-jin
  이선진
  As
  Jeong An-na
  (정안나)
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  Park Sang-gyu
  박상규
  As
  President Kim
  (김 사장)
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  Kim Hee-ryung
  김희령
  As
  Mother
  (어머니)

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