Koala (Movie - 2013)

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  Park Young-seo
  박영서
  As
  Woo Dong-bin
  (우동빈)
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  Song Yoo-ha
  송유하
  As
  Hong Jong-ik
  (홍종익)
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  Park Jin-joo
  박진주
  As
  Han Woo-ri
  (한우리)
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  Park Yong-yeon
  박용연
  As
  Scott Lee
  (스콧리)
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  Moon Sun-yong
  문선용
  As
  Sang-joon
  (상준)
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  Park Keun-rok
  박근록
  As
  Geun-rok
  (근록)

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  [Video] Trailer released for the Korean movie 'Koala'
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  [Spoiler] Added new poster and images for the Korean movie 'Koala'
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  Upcoming Korean movie "Koala"
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