Gagman (Movie - 1988)

• 
  Ahn Sung-ki
  안성기
  As
  Lee Jong-se
  (이종세)
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  Hwang Shin-hye
  황신혜
  As
  Oh Seon-yeong
  (오선영)
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  Bae Chang-ho
  배창호
  As
  Moon Do-seok
  (문도석)
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  Jun Moo-song
  전무송
  As
  Movie director
  (감독)
• 
  Jo Joo-mi
  조주미
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  Joo Ho-sung
  주호성
  As
  Head of department Jo
  (조부장)

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