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- YOO Seung-ho
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- YOO Seung-ho left a strong impression with his debut film <The Way Home> where he played a 7 year-old boy who spends the summer in a remote countryside with his mute grandmother. The film was a big success and sold over 1 million tickets in 2002 upon its release. When he was a little over 10 years old, he portrayed the main characters as young boys in TV dramas 'Immortal Admiral Yi Sun Shin' (2004) and 'Sad Love Song' (2005). Although it is not common for a child actor ... expand
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