Thursday, August 29, 2013

[K-drama] King’s Family (2013)



Title: 왕가네 식구들 / King’s Family
Also Known as: The Wang Family / Royal Family
Genre: Family, Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 50 (To be Confirmed)
Broadcast Network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2013-Aug-31 to 2014-Feb-16
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:55



Synopsis
Based on the things that happen while living with the in-laws, a family drama which emphasizes on the matter of education supremacy and parent favorism.

Cast

Wang family
Na Moon Hee as Ahn Gye Shim (Grandmother)
Jang Yong as Wang Bong (Father)
Kim Hae Sook as Lee Ang Geum (Mother)
Oh Hyun Kyung as Wang Soo Bak (1st Daughter)
Lee Tae Ran as Wang Ho Bak (2nd Daughter)
Lee Yoon Ji as Wang Gwang Bak (3rd Daughter)
Moon Ga Young as Wang Hae Bak (4th Daughter)
Choi Dae Chul as Wang Don (uncle)
Choi Won Hong as Wang Tae Bak (The Only Son)


1st Daughter’s family
Jo Sung Ha as Go Min Joong (Soo Bak’s husband)
Kim Mi Ra as Go Min Sook
Lee Ye Sun as Go Ae Ji


2nd Daughter’s family
Oh Man Suk as Heo Se Dal (Ho Bak’s husband)
Lee Bo Hee as Park Sal Ra (Se Dal’s mother)
Kang Ye Bin as Heo Young Dal (Se Dal’s sister)
Lee Tae Woo as Heo Shin Thong
Hong Hyun Taek as Heo Bang Thong


3rd Daughter’s family
Han Joo Wan as Choi Sang Nam (Gwang Bak’s love interest)
Lee Byung Joon as Choi Tae Se (Sang Nam’s father)
Kim Hee Jung as Oh Soon Jung
Yoon Song Yi as Goo Mi Ho


Production Credits
Production Company: 드림이앤엠 / Dream E&M
Chief Producer: Moon Bo Hyun
Producer: Song Hyun Wook
Director: Jin Hyung Wook
Screenwriter: Moon Young Nam


Trailer
Youtube -  [  Trailer 1  ]  |  [  Trailer 2  ]

[K-drama] Ruby's Ring (2013)



Title: 루비반지 / Ruby’s Ring
Genre: Family, Romance, Melodrama
Episodes: 120 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2013-Aug-19
Air time: Monday to Friday 19:45



Synopsis
Two sisters’ fates change when they get into an accident.

Cast

Main Cast
Lee So Yeon as Jung Ruby
Im Jung Eun as Jung Luna
Kim Suk Hoon as Bae Kyung Min
Park Kwang Hyun as Na In Soo

Ruby and Luna’s family
Jung Ae Ri as Yoo Gil Ja
Byun Jung Soo as Jung Cho Rim


Kyung Min’s family
Jung Dong Hwan as Bae Chang Geun
Kim Seo Ra as Park Kyung Sook
Kim Ga Yun as Bae Se Ra
Kim Young Ok as Jo Il Soon


People in JM Group
Ha Joo Hee as Seo Jin Hee
Lee Hyo Young (이효영) as Hwang Suk Ho
Kim Gyeo Wool as Song Hye Ryun


Others
Lee Hyun Woo as Noh Dong Pal
Park Jin Joo as Go So Yeong
Han Kyung Sun as Jang Geum Hee
Bae Jung Ah as Lee Eun Ji


Production Credits
Chief Producer: Lee Jae Sang
Producer: Park Ki Ho
Director: Jun San
Screenwriter: Hwang Soon Young


Trailer
Youtube -  [  드라마] 루비반지 KBS2일일드라마 티저예고편 25s 2013  ]

Thursday, August 8, 2013

[K-drama] Two Weeks (2013)



Title:
투윅스 / Two Weeks

Genre: Mystery, Action, Melodrama, thriller, Romance
Episodes: 20 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2013-Aug-07 to 2013-Oct-10
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55



Synopsis

Jang Tae San (Lee Joon Ki) is a small-time gangster who has learned to survive with his fist and wits. He meets and falls in love with a college student, Seo In-hye, who sees a good heart and wounded soul underneath his tough exterior. When In-hye gets pregnant, Tae-san prepares to leave the gangster organization to start a life with her. But he is blackmailed by the gang boss, Moon Il-seok, who wants Tae-san to be his fall guy for an assault charge and go to prison in his place; Il-seok threatens to kill In-hye if Tae-san refuses. So Tae-san tells In-hye to get an abortion and cruelly breaks up with her, then goes off to prison for several years.

Eight years later, Tae-san is running a small pawnshop. One day, In-hye unexpectedly pays him a visit and tells him that she cut ties with her disapproving family and had the baby after all. But her daughter Soo-jin has been diagnosed with leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant. Since she isn't a match, that leaves Tae-san. Reeling from the discovery that he's a father and wanting to do something good for once in his meaningless life, Tae-san agrees to the undergo the surgery, which is scheduled to take place in two weeks. But he becomes embroiled in political intrigue when Il-seok conspires with a corrupt politician Jo Seo-hee to frame Tae-san for the murder of an undercover agent, who had infiltrated the gang under the orders of prosecutor Park Jae-kyung. Tae-san is arrested by detective Im Seung-woo, who happens to be In-hye's current fiance. While being transported, the police car he's in gets into an accident and Tae-san escapes. Now a fugitive, he is hunted by both the police and an assassin, and what ensues is two weeks of his desperate struggle to save his life and his daughter's.

Cast
Main Cast
Lee Joon Ki as Jang Tae San
Kim So Yun as Park Jae Kyung (prosecutor)
Ryu Soo Young as Im Seung Woo (detective)
Park Ha Sun as Seo In Hye

Supporting Cast
Kim Hye Ok as Jo Seo Hee
Jo Min Ki as Moon Il Suk
Lee Chae Mi as Seo Soo Jin (Tae San’s daughter)
Kim Hyo Seo as Park Ji Sook
Song Jae Rim as a Kim (Professional Killer)
Chun Ho Jin as Han Chi Gook
Uhm Hyo Sup as Han Jung Woo
Yoon Hee Suk as Do Sang Hoon
Yeo Ui Joo (여의주) as Kim Min Soo
Jung In Ki as Yang Taek Nam
Baek Seung Hyun as Kim Sang Ho(detective)
Ahn Yong Joon as Jin Il Do
Im Se Mi as Oh Mi Sook
Ahn Se Ha (안세하) as Go Man Suk
Kim Bup Rae as Im Hyung Jin
Park Joo Hyung as Hwang Dae Joon
Bae Je Ki as Jo Dae Ryong
Kim Young Choon as Jang Suk Doo
Park Ha Na as Jang Young Ja
Kang Ha Neul as Kim Sung Joon

Production Credits
Chief Producer: Go Dong Sun
Director: Son Hyung Suk, Choi Jung Kyu
Screenwriter: So Hyun Kyung

Trailer
Youtube -  [  Trailer 1  ]  |  [  Trailer 2  ]  |  [  Trailer 3  ]
Youtube -  [  Trailer 4  ]  |  [  9 Minute Preview  ]

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

[K-drama] The Master’s Sun (2013)



Title: 주군의 태양 / The Master’s Sun
Also known as: The Sun of My Master / The Sun of the Lord
Genre: Horror, Fantasy, Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2013-Aug-07 to 2013-Sep-26
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 22:00

Synopsis


Joo Joong Won (So Ji Sub) is a cold and ambitious CEO, who measures all human relationships through money. Tae Gong Sil (Gong Hyo Jin) is a sensitive assistant, who suffers from insomnia, due to her ability to see ghosts after an accident. Joong Won will learn to trust Gong Sil and falls in love with her.

Cast

Main Cast
So Ji Sub as Joo Joong Won / Joo-goon
L "Infinite" as Joong Won (young)
Gong Hyo Jin as Tae Gong Sil / Tae-yang
Seo In Guk as Kang Woo
Kim Yoo Ri as Tae Yi Ryung

People around Joo Joong Won
Choi Jung Woo as Kim Gwi Do
Kim Mi Kyung as Joo Sung Ran (Joong Won’s aunt)
Lee Jong Won as Do Suk Chul (Sung Ran’s husband)

People around Tae Gong Sil
Park Hee Bon as Tae Gong Ri (Gong Sil’s sister)
Hong Eun Taek as Lee Seung Joon
Lee Do Hyun as Lee Seung Mo

Others
Lee Jae Won as Lee Han Joo (security team member)
Jung Ga Eun as Ahn Jin Joo (shopping mall employee)
Min Ah (Cameo)

Production Credits
Production Company: Bon Factory
Chief Producer: Son Jung Hyun
Producer: Kim Jin Geun, Lee Young Joon
Director: Jin Hyuk
Screenwriter: Hong Mi Ran, Hong Jung Eun (Hong Sisters)



Note
Park Hyung-Sik from boy band "ZE:A" was originally casted to play the role of young Joo Joong-Won, but due to his busy schedule, he had to drop the role.

Trailer
Youtube -  [  Trailer 1  ]  |  [  Trailer 2  ]