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Another Me
After finding himself looking exactly the same as the crown prince, a constable decides to change his identity.
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After finding himself looking exactly the same as the crown prince, a constable decides to change his identity.
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Genre:Comedy, History
Written By:Gao Ke
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Box Office:$72,760,000
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Studio:New Classics Media
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