Ghost (Movie - 2010)

• Han Ye-ri (한예리) Hands that Call - Ran (seg. 부르는 손 - 란)

• Han Ji-eun (한지은) Hands that Call - Eun-ji (seg. 부르는 손 - 은지)

• Jeong In-yeong (정인영) Hands that Call - Ah-rim (seg. 부르는 손 - 아림)

• Lee Chae-eun (이채은) Hands that Call - Hye-ryeong (seg. 부르는 손 - 혜령)

• Kim Min-kyeong-II (김민경) Hands that Call - Ji-yeong/Ghost / Hands that Call - Female senior voice (seg. 부르는 손 - 지영/소녀귀신 / seg. 부르는 손 - 여선배 목소리)

• Lee Jong-seok (이종석) Hands that Call - HYeon-wook (seg. 부르는 손 - 현욱)

• Lee Je-hoon (이제훈) Hands that Call - Kim-se (seg. 부르는 손 - 김세)

• Kim Kkobbi (김꽃비) Stay By Me - Nam-hee (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 남희)

• Sin Ji-soo (신지수) Stay By Me - So-yeong (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 소영)

• Hong Jong-hyeon (홍종현) Stay By Me - Jae-yeong (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 재영)

• Lee Min-ho-I (이민호) Ghost Boy - Park Cheol-min (seg. 鬼소년 - 박철민)

• Choi Hye-kyeong (최혜경) Ghost Boy - Han Seo-hee (seg. 鬼소년 - 한서희)

• Lee Poong-woon (이풍운) Ghost Boy - Lee Jae-hwan (seg. 鬼소년 - 이재환)

• Jeong Min-yeong (정민영) Hands that Call - Myeong-jin (seg. 부르는 손 - 명진)

• Park Yeong-oon (박영운) Hands that Call - Yong-sang (seg. 부르는 손 - 용상)

• Hwang Bo-ran (황보란) Hands that Call - Yeong-seong (seg. 부르는 손 - 영성)

• Kim Hee-yeon (김희연) Hands that Call - Seong-hyeon (seg. 부르는 손 - 성현)

• Jeong Hee-jin (정희진) Stay By Me - Ah-ryeon/ Ghost Boy - Female ghost (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 아련 / seg. 鬼소년 - 여자 유령)

• Kang In-ah (강인아) Stay By Me - Hee-yeon (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 희연)

• Lee Young-sook (이영숙) Stay By Me - Homeroom teacher (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 담임)

• Kim Gi-hwan (김기환) Ghost Boy - Jeong Ho-cheol (seg. 鬼소년 - 정호철)

• Park -sang (박 원상) Ghost Boy - Korean language teacher (seg. 鬼소년 - 한문선생님)

• Park Gil-soo (박길수) Ghost Boy - History teacher (seg. 鬼소년 - 국사선생님)

• Im Ji-min (임지민) Ghost Boy - Seon-yeong (seg. 鬼소년 - 선영)

• Byeon Joon-seok (변준석) Say Your Name - Male student (seg. 네 이름을 말해봐 - 남학생)

• Seo Ha-na (서하나) Hands that Call - Girl friends (seg. 부르는 손 - 소녀 친구들)

• Kang I-seul (강이슬) Hands that Call - Girl friends (seg. 부르는 손 - 소녀 친구들)

• Song Seul-gi (송슬기) Hands that Call - Girl friends (seg. 부르는 손 - 소녀 친구들)

• Kwon-hyo (권효) Hands that Call - Teacher (seg. 부르는 손 - 선생님)

• Jeong Ji-man (정지만) Hands that Call - Senior in picture (seg. 부르는 손 - 사진 속 선배)

• Bae Yoo-ri (배유리) Hands that Call - Hand double (seg. 부르는 손 - 손 대역)

• Choi Bo-ram (최보람) Hands that Call - Uniform double (seg. 부르는 손 - 교복 대역)

• Bada (바다) Hands that Call - Cats (seg. 부르는 손 - 고양이들)

• Bom Dol-i (봄돌이) Hands that Call - Cats (seg. 부르는 손 - 고양이들)

• Park Bo-eun (박보은) Stay By me - English teacher (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 영어선생님)

• Lee Jeong-hyeon (이정현) Stay By me - Gym teacher (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 체육선생님)

• Son In-jeon (손인전) Stay By me - Cat student (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 고양이 학생)

• Han In-mi (한인미) Stay By me - Cat student (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 고양이 학생)

• Kwon Hye-yeong (권혜영) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Kim Soo-jeong (김수정) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Kim Jo-yeong (김조영현) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Ahn Yeo-jin (안여진) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Ahn Jeong-min (안정민) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Lee Bo-ram (이보람) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Lee Seong-hyeon (이성현) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Lee Eun-hee (이은희) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Jeong Seul-gi (정슬기) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Cha Tae-yeong (차태영) Stay By me - Students (seg. 내곁에 있어줘 - 학생들)

• Lee Sang-hong (이상홍) Ghost Boy - Male ghost (seg. 鬼소년 - 남자 유령)

• Kim Hyeong-min (김형민) Ghost Boy - Child ghost (seg. 鬼소년 - 아이 유령)

• Hong Sang-woo (홍상우) So-nyeon (Ghost Boy - Guest at fortune tellerseg. 鬼소년 - 점집 손님)

• Hwang Byeong-gook (황병국) Hands that Call - Student leader (seg. 부르는 손 - 학생주임) - Cameo

• Bae Soo-bin (배수빈) Say Your Name (seg. 네 이름을 말해봐) - Cameo

• Nam Ji-hyeon (남지현) Say Your Name (seg. 네 이름을 말해봐) - Cameo

• Choi Joo-bong (최주봉) Ghost Boy - Grandpa (seg. 鬼소년 - 외할아버지) - Special appearance

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