Resurrection

 

Title: 부활 / Bu-hwal
Also known as: Revenge, Rebirth or Life Again
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2005-06-01 to 2005-08-18
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday at 9:50 PM

Synopsis

Suh Ha-eun was 7 years old when he lost his father. He grew up in Suh Jae-soo’s house and became a successful detective. He falls in love with Suh Jae-soo’s daughter, Eun-ha. When Ha-eun investigated a suicide, he discovers that he has a twin brother named Yoo Shin-hyuk, and meets him after 20 years. The killers who wanted to kill Ha-eun accidently kill Shin-hyuk instead of Ha-eun, and because of this, Ha-eun tries to get revenge by becoming Shin-hyuk. This drama is a thriller and melodramatic.

Cast

Uhm Tae Woong as Yoo Shin-hyuk and Suh Ha-eun (real name: Yoo Gang-hyuk)
Han Ji Min as Suh Eun-ha
So Yi Hyun as Lee Gang-joo
Ko Joo Won as Jung Jin-woo
Ahn Nae Sang as Yoo Gun-ha (Haeun’s father)
Lee Dae Yeon as Kyung Gi-do (”Boss”)
Go Myung Hwan as Kim Su-cheol (Ha-eun’s friend)
Choi Yong Min as Huh Duk-woo
Lee Jung Gil as Kang In-cheol
Sun Woo Eun Sook as Kim Yi-hwa (In-cheol’s wife)
Lee Yeon Hee as Kang Shin-young (In-cheol & Yi-hwa’s daughter)
Kim Ki Bok as Hwang Jong-in
Jo Jae Wan as Ahn Jae-hoon
Kang Shin Il as Suh Jae-su (Eunha’s father)
Choi Won Suk as Yang Man-cheol
Ki Joo Bong as Jung Sang-gook (Jinwoo’s father)
Yoo Hye Jung as Yoon Mi-jung (Sangkook’s wife)
Kim Gap Soo as Lee Tae-jun (Gangju’s father)
Jung Ho Bin as Lee Jung-moo
Lee Han Wi as Im Dae-sik
Kim Kyu Chul as Choi Dong-chan

Production Credits

Producer: Park Chan Hong, Jun Chang Geun
Writer: Kim Ji Woo

Queen Seon Duk

 

Title: 선덕여왕 / Queen Seon Duk
Chinese Title : 善德女王 / 清潭菩萨
Genre: Historical, period
Episodes: 50
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2009-May-25 to 2009-Nov-10
Air time: Monday & Tuesdays 21:55

Synopsis

King Jinpyeong did not have any sons to name as a successor to his throne. Thus he named his eldest daughter, Princess Duk Man, to be his successor. The drama will be about the life of Princess Duk Man who was later known as Queen Seon Duk, the first Queen of Silla.

Cast

Lee Yo Won as Princess Duk Man / Queen Seon Duk
Nam Ji Hyun as Princess Duk Man (teen)
Ko Hyun Jung as Mi Sil
Uhm Tae Woong as Kim Yoo Shin
Jo Min Ki as King Jinpyeong
Yoon Yoo Sun as Ma Ya (Duk Man’s mother)
Park Ye Jin as Princess Chun Myung
Shin Se Kyung as Princess Chun Myung (teen)
Yoo Seung Ho as Kim Chun Chu
Kim Nam Gil as Bi Dan (Mi Sil’s son)
Seo Young Hee as So Hwa
Im Ho as King Jinji
Lee Soon Jae as King Jin Heung
Shin Goo as Eul Jae
Park Jung Chul as Kim Yong Soo
Do Yi Sung as Kim Yong Choon
Jun Noh Min as Seol Won
Lee Moon Shik as Jook Bong
Song Ok Sook as Seo Ri
Ahn Kil Kang as Chil Sook
Dok Go Young Jae as Se Jong
Jung Woong In as Mi Saeng
Baek Do Bin as Bo Jong
Kim Jung Hyun as Ha Jong
Jung Ho Bin as Moon No
Im Ye Jin as (Man Myeong’s wife)
Jung Sung Mo as Kim Seo Hyun
Ryu Dam as Go Do
Baek Jong Min

Production Credits

Director: Park Hong Kyun (박홍균) & Kim Geun Hong (김근홍)
Screenwriter: Kim Young Hyun & Park Sang Yun (박상연)

Queen of the Game

 

Title: 게임의 여왕
Title (English): Queen of the Game
Chinese title : 游戏女王
Broadcast network: SBS
Episode : 20
Broadcast period: 2006-Nov-18 to 2007-Jan-28
Air time: Saturdays and Sundays 21:55

Synopsis

Lee Bo Young plays the daughter of a hotel manager and Joo Jin Mo plays an M&A expert working there. The filming is scheduled to start in cities of New Zealand including Auckland (오클랜드) and Queenstown (퀸스타운). Staff from the movie “The Lord of the Rings” will participate in the project. Viewers will be presented by the beautiful scenery of New Zealand captured from helicopter.

Cast

Joo Jin Mo
Lee Bo Young