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Like a Virgin

Like a Virgin

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Like a Virgin

"Wanne be a girl? boy, be ambitious!"

2006

1h 57m

5.8(18 votes)

Comedy

Drama

Overview

A chubby high school student participatee in a sports competition to win a cash prize for sex change surgery.

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Production Companies

Sidus

CJ Entertainment

Videos & Trailers

1 video

Cast & Crew

12 members

Acting

류덕환

Oh Dong-ku

류덕환

Acting

백윤식

Coach

백윤식

Acting

박영서

Jong-man

박영서

Acting

Lee Eon

Park Joon-woo

Lee Eon

Acting

김윤석

Dong-ku's Father

김윤석

Acting

草彅剛

Japanese Teacher

草彅剛

Acting

문세윤

Big Guy

문세윤

Acting

Yoon Won-seok

Big Guy

No Image

Acting

Kim Won-sik

Dong-cheol

Kim Won-sik

Acting

최정우

President

최정우

Acting

장남열

Homeroom Teacher

장남열

Acting

민경진

Manager

민경진

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