Sector 7 (Movie - 2011)

• Ha Ji-won (하지원) Cha Hae-joon (차해준)

• Ahn Seong-gi (안성기) Lee Jeong-man (이정만)

• Oh Ji-ho (오지호) Kim Dong-soo (김동수)

• Park Cheol-min (박철민) Do Sang-goo (도상구)

• Song Sae-byeok (송새벽) Go Jong-yoon (고종윤)

• Park Jeong-hak (박정학) Hwang In-hyeok (황인혁)

• Lee Han-wi (이한위) Jang Moon-hyeong (장문형)

• Park Yeong-soo (박영수) Jang Chi-soon (장치순)

• Cha Ye-ryeon (차예련) Rig genetic researcher, Park Hyeon-jeong (유전 시추선 연구원, 박현정)

• Min Seok (민석) Yoon Hyeon-woo (윤현우)

• Jeong In-gi (정인기) Hae-joon's father (해준부)

• Jeon Hyeon-gyoo (전현규) Green man (그린맨)

• Park Won-hee (박원희) Helicopter pilot 1 (헬기조종사1)

• Kim Min-jae (김민재) Helicopter pilot 2 (헬기조종사2)

• Bae Myeong-ho (배명호) Sailor 1 (선원1)

• Kim Hyeong-seok (김형석) Sailor 2 (선원2)

• Oh Seung-han (오승한) Sailor 3 (선원3)

• Jeon Ye-seong (전예성) Sailor 4 (선원4)

• Kim Min-hyeok (김민혁) Sailor 5 (선원5)

• Bae Yeong-hyeon (배영현) Sailor 6 (선원6)

• Park Nam-hyeon (박남현) Drilling worker 1 (시추인부1)

• Kim Dong-hyeon-II (김동현) Drilling worker 2 (시추인부2)

• Kim Seong-tae-I (김성태) Drilling worker 3 (시추인부3)

• () Drilling worker 4 (시추인부4)

• Jang Dong-won (장동원) Drilling worker 5 (시추인부5)

• Lee Seong-ho (이성호) Drilling worker 6 (시추인부6)

• Kim Ji-yeong-III (김지영) Young Hae-joon (어린해준)

• Lee Jin-yeong (이진영) Female sailor (여자선원)

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