The Kiss of Death
Jan 01 2008
•2h 33m
•Comedy, Romance, Horror
Within 3 days, Du must kiss An and take away her soul, or he'll face the most terrifying curse against Deaths. However, the naive Prince of Death was wooed by the hot-headed yet flirtatious An into saving her life multiple times. While trying to stay alive, An found something more important than life itself - love.
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Thanh Hằng
An
Johnny Nguyen
Du / Death
Hoài Linh
Death's Father / Death King
Phương Thanh
Fortune Teller
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