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The drama also features a strong supporting cast, including Im Se-mi as Seo Ha-jin, Ko Chang-seok as Baek Won-seop, Ban Hyo-jung as Jeong Hyo-sun, Son Sang-yeon as Baek Soo-bin, Lim Young-joo as ...

“Sugar,” starring and executive produced by Colin Farrell, has added three new series regulars for next season: Jin Ha (“Pachinko,” “Civil War”), Laura Donnelly (“The Nevers,” “Say Nothing”), Tony ...

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From left: Jin Ha, Laura Donnelly and Tony Dalton Julia Discenza/Lee Malone/Make It Prensa EXCLUSIVE: Sugar, starring and executive produced by Colin Farrell, has added three new series regulars ...

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