City of Fathers (Movie - 2009)

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  Kim Young-ho
  김영호
  As
  Jo Tae-seok
  (조태석)
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  Ko Chang-seok
  고창석
  As
  Kim Kang-soo
  (김강수)
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  Yoo Seung-ho
  유승호
  As
  Kim Jong-cheol
  (김종철)
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  Jung Sun-kyung
  정선경
  As
  Lee Seon-hwa/Eun-ji
  (이선화/은지)
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  Kim Jung-hak
  김정학
  As
  President Byeon
  (변 사장)
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  Cho Jin-woong
  조진웅
  As
  Han Sang-goo
  (한상구)

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