My Heart (Movie - 1999)

• 
  Kim Yu-mi
  김유미
  As
  Soon-i
  (순이)
• 
  Kim Myung-gon
  김명곤
  As
  Deok-soon
  (덕순)
• 
  Yoon Yoo-sun
  윤유선
  As
  Bok-nyeo
  (복녀)
• 
  Nam Jung-hee
  남정희
  As
  Mrs. Han
  (한씨)
• 
  Kim Jong-goo
  김종구
  As
  Geun-sik
  (근식)
• 
  Jung In-ha
  정인하
  As
  Gwi-dong
  (귀동)

• Choi Sook-jin (최숙진) Yeong-ran (영란)

• Kim Seung-soo (김승수) Seok-i (석이)

• Kang Ki-hwa (강기화) Young Soon-i (어린 순이)

• Kim Ji-hoon (김지훈) Young Gwi-dong (어린 귀동)

• Yoon Hee-cheol (윤희철) Mr. Lee (이씨)

• Heo Gil-ja (허길자) Mother (주모)

• Jeong Kyeong-ah (정경아) Hostess (작부)

• Yang Joon-ho (양준호) Peddler selling women's items (방물 장수)

• Park Man-seo (박만서) Member of national assembly Heo (허의원)

• Pyo Cheol-on (표철온) Stand-up bar drunk 1 (술청취객 1)

• Moon Yeon-ho (문연호) Stand-up bar drunk 2 (술청취객 2)

• Kang Tae-jong (강태종) Young Dol-i (어린 돌이)

• Kim Jin-gak (김진각) Boatman (뱃사공)

• Lee Yeong-wook (이영욱) Special appearance

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