Last Scandal

Title: 마지막 스캔들 / Last Scandal
Chinese title : 我人生最后的绯闻
Also known as: The Last Scandal of My Life / My Life’s Last Scandal
Previously known as: 내 생애 마지막 로맨스 / My Life’s Last Romance / My Life’s Best Romance
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2008-Mar-08 to 2008-April-27
Air time: Saturdays & Sundays 21:40 (9:40 Korean time)

Synopsis

Hong Sun Hee is a strong, happy go lucky housewife who accidentally meets her first love again, Song Jae Bin. He became a famous star. But she is already married and is searching for her husband who ran away after landing their family in debts.

Cast

Choi Jin Shil as Hong Sun Hee
Jung Joon Ho as Song Jae Bin
Byun Jung Soo as Lee Na Yoon
Jung Woong In as Jang Dong Hwa

Extended Cast

Kim Byung Se as Ahn Yoo Sik
Han Bo Bae as Ahn Ji Min (Sun Hee’s daughter)
Lee Young Ja as Sun Hee’s friend
Ahn Il Kwon as Seo Won Tak
Lee In Sung as Jang Hoon
Kim Hyung Ja as Jung Geum Ja
Hwang Jung Eum as Sa Ryu Bi
Lee Soo Ho as Soo Ho
Kim Jung as Go Jung Suk
Uhm Soo Jung as Ahn Yoo Jung
Kim Mi Jin

Production Credits

Director: Lee Tae Gon (이태곤)
Scriptwriter: Moon Hee Jung (문희정)

Loving You

Title: 러빙유 / Leobing Yu
Episodes: 12
Broadcasted by: KBS
Broadcast period: 2002

Cast & Credits

Park Yong Ha as Lee Hyuk
Eugene as Jin Da Rae
Lee Yu Ri as Cho Su Kyong
Lee Dong Wook as Lee Min
Director : Lee Geon Jun
Writer : Kim Jong Hyeon & Shin Hye Jin

Synopsis

Jin Da Rae (Eugene) is the daughter of a female diver in Cheju Island. After her father mysteriously passes away she tries to uncover the truth about his death. One day she coincidentally saves Hyuk (Park Yong Ha) from torrent waters. Hyuk works for an orange farm opposed to his father’s wish that Hyuk should take over his resort development business. Da Rae and Hyuk gradually fall in love. However, their love is put to a risky test after Hyuk’s half-brother (Lee Dong Wook) also discovers his love for Da Rae. While all 3 of them get entangled in a complicated love triangle, Da Rae finds out that Hyuk is connected to her father’s death.

Lovers in Prague

Title: 프라하의 연인 / Peurahaui Yeonin
Also known as: Praha Lovers
Episodes: 18
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2005-09-24 to 2005-11-20
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 9:45 PM

Synopsis

The presidents daughter, Yoon Jae-hee (Jun Do-yeon) is living in Prague working as an official in the consulate under foreign affairs. Choi Sang-hyun (Kim Joo-hyuk) is a detective who goes to Prague in order to look for his girlfriend, Hye-joo (Yoon Se-ah). Sang-hyun who loves Hye-joo very much has been paying for Hye-joo’s tuition, and was planning to marry her in the future. However one day, after Sang Hyun receives the presidential letter of commendation, Hye-joo (who is in Prague) tells Sang-hyun never to look for her again.

Sang-hyun ends up going to Prague to find Hye-joo. Sang-hyun meets Jae-hee and misunderstandings arrive between them. Sang-hyun ends up thinking Jae-hee is a prostitute but later asks her to help him translate (because he only spoke Korean) when he gets into a little problem with a pick-pocketer. Coincidentally, Jae-hee’s roommate is Hye-joo. Later, Sang-hyun learns that she is pregnant with another man’s baby. Hye-joo tells Sang-hyun she loves the other man even if he is much older because he is wealthy. Ji Young-woo (Kim Min-joon) is from a prominent family, he was Jae-hee’s former boyfriend, but had left her due to his own reasons, and still harbors feelings for her.

Apparently, Young Woo’s father was the man who got Hye Joo pregnant!

3 months later, back in Korea, Jae-hee gets pulled over for speeding. The officer who pulled her over is Sang-hyun…the two then form a love story.

Cast

Jun Do Yeon as Yoon Jae-hee
Kim Joo Hyuk as Choi Sang-hyun
Kim Min Joon as Ji Young-woo
Yoon Se Ah as Kim Hye-joo
Lee Jung Kil as Yoon Jung-han
Jung Dong Hwan as Ji Kyung-hwan (Young-woo’s father)
Yoon Young Joon as Suh Yoon-kyu
Kim Seung Ok as Hwang Dal-ho (Sang-hyun’s partner)
Kim Na Woon as Shin Kwang-ja
Lee Sun Ho (Andy) as Ji Seung-woo (Young-woo’s younger half brother)
Jang Geun Suk as Yoon Gun-hee
Kwak Ji Min as Jung Yeon-soo
Ha Jung Woo as Ahn Dong-nam (Jae-hee’s bodyguard)
Park Jae Min as Mrs. Young

Production Credits

Chief Producer: Goo Bon Geun
Producer: Kim Yang
Script Writer: Kim Eun Sook
Director: Shin Woo Chul, Kim Hyung Sik
Assistant Director: Oh Jin Suk, Kwon Hyuk Chan