12.12: The Day
12.12: The Day

12.12: The Day

"The worst historical day in Korean democracy"

After the assassination of President Park, martial law has been declared. A coup d’état bursts out by Defense Security Commander Chun Doo-gwang and a private band of officers following him. Capital Defense Commander Lee Tae-shin, an obstinate soldier who believes the military should not take political actions, fights against Chun Doo-gwang to stop him. The conflict between the two grows while military leaders are holding their decision and Defense Minister is gone. In the midst of chaos, the spring of Seoul that everyone longed for heads to unexpected direction.

Hwang Jung-min

Hwang Jung-min

Chun Doo-gwang

Jung Woo-sung

Jung Woo-sung

Lee Tae-shin

Lee Sung-min

Lee Sung-min

Jung Sang-ho

Park Hae-jun

Park Hae-jun

Roh Tae-geon

Kim Sung-kyun

Kim Sung-kyun

Kim Jun-yeob

Kim Eui-sung

Kim Eui-sung

Oh Gook-sang

Jeong Dong-hwan

Jeong Dong-hwan

Choi Han-gyu

Ahn Nae-sang

Ahn Nae-sang

Han Young-goo

You Seong-joo

You Seong-joo

Min Seong-bae

Choi Byung-mo

Choi Byung-mo

Do Hee-Cheol

Park Hoon

Park Hoon

Moon Il-pyeong

Lee Jae-yoon

Lee Jae-yoon

Lim Hak-joo

Kim Sung-oh

Kim Sung-oh

Kim Chang-se

Nam Yoon-ho

Nam Yoon-ho

Kang Dong-chan

Hong Seo-jun

Hong Seo-jun

Ha Chang-soo

Ahn Se-ho

Ahn Se-ho

Jang Min-gi

Jung Hyung-suk

Jung Hyung-suk

Park Gi-hong

Park Jeong-hak

Park Jeong-hak

Mo Sang-don

Park Won-sang

Park Won-sang

Go Jae-young

Jeong Man-sik

Jeong Man-sik

Gong Soo-hyeok

Jung Hae-in

Jung Hae-in

Oh Jin-ho

Lee Jun-hyuk

Lee Jun-hyuk

Kwon Hyung-jin

Park Hyeok-min

Park Hyeok-min

Jin Young-do

Yum Dong-hun

Yum Dong-hun

Bae Song-hak

Jeon Jin-gi

Jeon Jin-gi

Hyun Chi-sung

Choe Won-kyung

Won Kyeong

Cha Rae-hyung

Cha Rae-hyung

Heo Dong-yoon

Gong Jae-min

Kim Byeong-jun

Kwon Hyuk

Kwon Hyuk

Cho Woo-taek

Han Chang-hyun

Han Chang-hyun

Tak Jae-oh

Song Young-geun

Yoo Hee-jong

Jeon Su-ji

Jeon Su-ji

Lee Tae-shin's Wife

Seo Gwang-jae

Seo Gwang-jae

Prime Minister

Im Cheol-hyung

Im Cheol-hyung

Chief Kang

Hyun Bong-sik

Hyun Bong-sik

Joo Wan-yong

Gwag Ja-hyeong

Gwag Ja-hyeong

Colonel Lee

Jeon Woon-jong

Jeon Woon-jong

Major Byeon

Lee Seung-hee

Lee Seung-hee

Park Su-jong

Kim Ki-moo

Kim Ki-moo

Yoon Woo-myeong

Mun Seong-bok

Mun Seong-bok

Yeom Gil-rok

Kim Ok-joo

Chun Doo-gwang's Wife

Park Jung-pyo

Park Jung-pyo

Head of a Guardhouse

Kwak Jin-seok

Kwak Jin-seok

Lee Yong-soo

Han Kyu-won

Han Kyu-won

Shon Gyu-won

Woo Mi-hwa

Woo Mi-hwa

Oh Gook-sang's Wife

Cha Gun-woo

Cha Gun-woo

Kim Dong-gyu

Kim Jung-pal

Kim Jung-pal

Seo Jung-phil

Hwang Byeng-gug

Hwang Byeng-gug

Hwang Byeong-geun

Choe Min

Choe Min

Oh Goo-min

Lee Gwi-woo

Lee Gwi-oh

Kang Gil-woo

Kang Gil-woo

Major Seol

Ahn Seong-bong

Ahn Seong-bong

Ko Eun-tae

Baek Jin-wook

Baek Jin-wook

Eavesdropping Agent

Paul Battle

Paul Battle

American Ambassador

Brad Curtin

Brad Curtin

Commander Beckam

Yoon Dae-yeul

Yoon Dae-yeul

Warrant Officer Yang

Lee Gi-hoon

Park Gi-tae

Choi Ji-ho

Choi Ji-ho

Cho Ji-ho

Jung Tae-sung

Chun Tae-sung

Kim Seung-hwan

Kim Seung-hwan

Ko Seung-hwan

Oh Hyun-seok

Ahn Jong-hwan

Lee Soon-poong

Lee Soon-poong

General Ma

Kwon Hyeok-beom

Kwon Hyeok-beom

Lieutenant Colonel Hong

Kim Beom-soo

Kim Beom-soo

Jo Min-beom

Jang Ji-yong

Oh Gook-sang's Secretary

Kwon Da-ham

Kwon Da-ham

First Lieutenant Pyeon

Lee Ga-kyung

Lee Ga-kyung

Administrative Officer

Bae Ki-beom

Bae Ki-beom

Deputy Minister of the Interior

Lee Mi-ra

Lee Mi-ra

Banquet Hall Emcee

Jung Yun-ha

Jung Yun-ha

Madam Park

Lee Jung-chul

Lee Jung-chul

B2 General