The Princes`s Man

Title: 공주의 남자 / Gongjooeui Namja / The Princess’ Man
Chinese Title: 公主的男人
Genre: Period, romance
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2011-July-20 to 2011-Oct-06
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
A tragic love story between the daughter of Prince Suyang and grandson of Kim Jong Seo.
Cast
Moon Chae Won as Lee Se Ryung
Park Shi Hoo as Kim Seung Yoo
Song Jong Ho as Shin Myun
Hong Soo Hyun as Princess Kyung Hye
Lee Soon Jae as Kim Jong Seo
Kim Young Chul as Prince Suyang (later King Sejo)
Lee Min Woo as Jungjong
Jung Dong Hwan as Munjong
Lee Hee Do as Han Myung Hwa
Lee Hyo Jung as Shin Sook Joo
Production Credits
Director: Kim Jung Min
Screenwriter: Jo Jung Joo (조정주)

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=9090

Tamra The Island

Title: 탐나는 도다 / Tamnaneun Doda / Tamra, The Island
Chinese Title : 令人垂涎之岛
Also known as: Tempted Again / Shipwrecked / Tamna, The Island
Genre: Period
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2009-Aug-08 to 2009-Sep-27
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:55

Synopsis
The drama is based on a manhwa with the same title. Tamna the Island is set in 17th-century Joseon times as a young English castaway, William, comes to the island and meets Jang Beo Jin, Park Kyu, and Yan. The name “Tamna” refers to what is now called Jeju.
Cast
Seo Woo as Jang Beo Jin
Im Ju Hwan as Park Kyu
Pierre Deporte as William Spencer
Lee Sun Ho as Yan Kawamura
Lee Seung Min as Seo Min
Byun Woo Min as Jang Won Bin
Yang Hee Kyung as Eom Ssa Boo In
Kim Yoo Jung as Jang Beo Seol
Kim Mi Kyung as Choi Jang Nyeo
Lee Ho Jae as Park Chul
Bang Eun Hee as Go Ba Soon
Jung Joo Ri as Han Boon
Jo Seung Yun as Kim Yi Bang
Lee Hae Woo as Hyang Dul Yi
Han Sung Joo
Kim Ho Won as Hyang Dol Lee
Production Credits
Original writing: Jung Hye Na
Screenwriter: Shin Jae Won (신재원), Lee Ji Hyang (이지향), Choi Yi Rang (최이랑)
Production company: Group Eight
Director: Yoon Sang Ho (윤상호)

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=849

Jewel In The Crown -- Dong Yi

Title: 동이 / Dong Yi
Chinese Title : 同伊
Also known as: Dawn
Genre: Historical
Episodes: 60
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-22 to 2010-Oct-12
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

Set during the reign of King Sukjong in the Joseon dynasty, the story focuses on Dong Yi, a water maid who gains the trust of Queen Inhyeon and later the favour of the king when he is moved by her prayers for the health of the Queen during the court disputes caused by Jang Hee Bin. Dong Yi becomes a concubine with the rank of sook-bin and bears a son who will later become the 21st king of Joseon, Yeongjo.

Cast

Han Hyo Joo as Choi Dong Yi, later Choi Sook-Bin
- Kim Yoo Jung as Dong Yi (child)
Ji Jin Hee as King Sukjong
Bae Soo Bin as Cha Chun Soo
Lee So Yeon as Jang Hee Bin / Jang Ok Jung
Park Ha Sun as Queen Inhyeon
Jung Jin Young as Seo Yong Gi
Jung Dong Hwan as Oh Tae Suk
Lee Kye In as Oh Tae Poong
Choi Chul Ho as Oh Yoon
Kim Yoo Suk as Jang Hee Jae
Son Il Kwon as Hong Tae Yoon
Shin Guk as Do Seung Ji
Na Sung Kyoon as Jung In Gook
Kim Dong Yoon as Shim Woon Taek
Park Jung Soo as Queen Myeongseong (Sukjong’s mother)
Kim Hye Sun as Court Lady Jung
Kim So Yi as Court Lady Bong
Ahn Yeo Jin as Court Lady Jo
Im Sung Min as Court Lady Choi
Jung Yoo Mi as Jung Eum
Kang Yoo Mi as Ae Jong
Oh Eun Ho (오은호) as Shi Bi
Han Da Min as Eun Geum
Choi Ha Na as Mi Ji
Lee Jung Hoon as Lee Jong Ok
Choi Jae Ho as Park Do Soo
Yeo Ho Min as Oh Ho Yang
Lee Hee Do as Hwang Joo Shik
Lee Kwang Soo as Young Dal
Jung Sung Woon as Choi Dong Joo
Jung In Ki as Kim Hwan
Jung Ki Sung as Kim Hwan’s disciple
Lee Sook as Lady Park
Kim Hye Jin as Seol Hee
Choi Ran as Lady Yoon (Hee Bin’s mother)
Choi Soo Han as Ge Dwo Ra (Dong Yi’s childhood friend)
Jung Eun Pyo as Ge Dwo Ra’s father
Jung Sun Il (정선일) as Park Doo Kyung
Kwon Min as Cha Soo Taek
Choi Jong Hwan as Jang Mu Yeol
Lee Hyung Suk as Geum / Prince Yeoning
Yoon Chan as Crown Prince, later King Gyeongjong
Heo Yi Seul as Young Sun
Maeng Sang Hoon as Kim Goo Sun
Oh Yeon Seo as Queen Inwon
Chun Ho Jin as Choi Hyo Won (cameo)
Lee Jae Yong as Jang Ik Heon (cameo)
Choi Il Hwa as Seo Jung Ho (cameo)
Min Joon Hyun

Production Credits

Chief Producer: Kim Ho Young (김호영), Ahn Seung Gak (안승각)
Producer: Lee Se Joong (이세중)
Director: Lee Byung Hoon, Kim Sang Hyub (김상협)
Assistant Director: Choi Jung Kyu (최정규), Kim Sung Wook (김성욱)
Martial Arts Director: Kim Sung Shil (김성실), Jung Jae Suk (정재석)
Screenwriter: Kim Yi Young

Awards

- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Grand Prize (Han Hyo Joo)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Male Top Excellence Award (Ji Jin Hee)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Female Excellence Award (Lee So Yeon)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Female Newcomer Award (Park Ha Sun)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Drama of the Year Award
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Special Child Actor Award (Kim Yoo Jung, Lee Hyung Suk)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Golden Acting Award (Kim Yoo Suk)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Female Popularity Award (Han Hyo Joo)

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/

Pasta

Title: 파스타 / Pasta
Chinese Title : 義大利麵
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 20
Broadcast Network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2010-Jan-04 to 2010-March-09
Air time: Mondays & Tuesdays 21:55
Synopsis
“Pasta” covers the dreams and success of a young woman who aspires to become an elite chef at La Sfera restaurant.
Seo Yoo Kyung started her career as a kitchen assistant at La Sfera restaurant. She eventually works her way up to become a chef.
Choi Hyun Wook is the top chef at La Sfera restaurant. He studied the culinary arts in Italy and started out as a chef assistant at a hotel in Sicily. Hyun Wook eventually worked his way up to become the most widely recognized Italian chef in Korea.

Cast
Gong Hyo Jin as Seo Yoo Kyung
Lee Sun Gyun as Choi Hyun Wook
Lee Ha Nui as Oh Sae Young
Alex as Kim San

Extended Cast
Jang Yong as Seo Jong Gyu (Yoo Kyung’s father)
Kim Dong Hee as Seo Yoo Shik (Yoo Kyung’s brother)
Song Ok Sook as (Yoo Kyung’s mother)
Byun Jung Soo as Kim Kang (Kim San’s sister)
Choi Jae Hwan as Jung Eun Soo
No Min Woo as Philip
Hyun Woo as Lee Ji Hoon
Baek Bong Ki as Min Seung Jae
Heo Tae Hee as Han Sang Sik
Yoon Yong Hyun as Kwang Tae
Kim Tae Ho as Sun Woo Duk
Lee Hyung Chul as Geum Suk Ho
Jo Sang Ki as Jung Ho Nam
Ha Jae Sook as Lee Hee Joo
Lee Sung Min as Seol Joon Suk
Son Sung Yoon as Park Chan Hee
Jung Da Hye as Park Mi Hee
Choi Min Sung as Ne Mo
Ryu Seung Bum (cameo, ep9)
Production Credits
Director: Kwan Seok Jang (권석장)
Screenwriter: Seo Sook Hyang (서숙향)

Awards
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actress (Gong Hyo Jin)
- 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Lee Sun Gyun and Gong Hyo Jin)


Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=975

Hwang Jin Yi

Title: 황진이 / Hwang Jin Yi
Chinese title : 黄真伊
Also Known as : Dust Storm
Genre: Period-Traditional Drama
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2006-Oct-11 to 2006-Dec-28
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
The story of Hwang Jin Yi, the famous 16th century Gisaeng. This drama is about a young girl who is very talented in dancing. She gets chosen to be a gisaeng. Her mother who is a blind talented musician helps out Hwang Jin Yi. And there is love between Hwang Jin Yi and a wealthy student who is very intelligent. And so the story goes as a competition… and more continued….
Cast
Ha Ji Won as Hwang Jin Yi, later called Myung Wol (Gisaeng name)
- Shim Eun Kyung as young Hwang Jin Yi
Kim Jae Won as Kim Jung Han
Kim Young Ae as Im Baek Moo (chief dancer, Jin Yi’s aunt)
Wang Bit Na as Bu Yong
Ryu Tae Joon as Baek Kye Soo
Jang Geun Suk as Kim Eun Ho (Hwang Jin Yi’s first love)
Extended cast
Lee Shi Hwan as Yi Saeng (Hwang Jin Yi’s bodyguard)
Jun Mi Sun as Jin Hyeon Keum (Hwang Jin Yi’s mother)
Jo Sung Ha (조성하) as Eom Soo
Kim Bo Yun as Mae Hyang (chief dancer’s long time rival)
Lee In Hye as Gae Ddong, later called Danshim (Gisaeng name)
Jung Kyung Soon as Geum Choon
Song Yi Woo as Aeng Moo
Yoo Yun Ji as Seom Seom
Kim Sun Hwa as Gae Ddong’s maid
Jo Ye Na (조예나) as Hyang Rim
Mi Se (미세) as Ae Rang
Lee Ji Eun as Geum Hong
Kim Young Ae as Chwi Seon
Hwang Eun Ha as Han Yeon Woo/Wol Hyang
Hyun Suk as Sung Ik Hwan
Seo Hyun Jin as Jung Ka Eun
Kim Seung Wook as Jang Soo Man
Lee Dae Ro as Joo Ji
Jo Jae Wan as Jang Yi
Lee Hee Do as Kim Cham Pan
Ahn Hae Sook as Lady Cha
Moon Chun Sik as Deok Pal
Jung Sang Hoon as Sang Soo
Choi Sang Hoon as Jung Chook
Yoon Jae Rang (윤재량) as Yeon Hong
Park Kwi Soon as Sang Jwa Seung
Lee Joon
Kang Ye Sol
Son Sung Yoon
(more)
Production Credits
Scriptwriter: Yoon Sun Joo
Director: Kim Chul Kyu


Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/

Jewel In The Palace -- Dae Jang Geum

Title: 대장금 / Dae-jang-geum / Dae Jang Geum
Chinese Title : 大長今
Also known as: Jewel in the Palace / Great Jang Geum
Episodes: 54
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2003-Sep-15 to 2004-Mar-23
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

About 500 years ago during the time of Chosun Dynasty, Korea boasted a rigidly hierarchical and male dominated social structure. Set in this period, “Jewel in the Palace” is based on a true story about a legendary girl (Jang-Geum) who became the first woman to be the supreme royal physician of her times. Despite her poor condition as a low class girl in the male dominated society, Jang-Geum overcame a series of social discrimination and landed herself as a royal cook, later becoming the royal physician, then ultimately the physician in charge of the king. She was even given by the king the title “The Great Jang-Geum”. The story of her checkered life on her success and breakdown as well as her love story beautifully unfold. “Jewel in the Palace” is sure to touch your heart.

Cast

Lee Young Ae as Seo Jang Geum
- Jo Jung Eun as young Seo Jang Geum
Ji Jin Hee as Min Jung Ho
Hong Ri Na as Choi Keum Young
Im Ho as King Joong Jong
Yang Mi Kyung as Han Baek Young (Jang Geum’s cooking teacher)
Yeo Woon Kye as Jeong Mal Geum 

Han Ji Min as Shin Bi
Lee Se Eun as Yeol Yi
Im Hyun Sik as Kang Deok Gu
Park Jung Soo as Park Yong Shin
Jo Kyung Hwan as Oh Gyeom Ho
Park Eun Hye as Lee Yeon Saeng
Choi Ja Hye as Chang Yi
Geum Bo Ra as Na Joo Daek (35)
Lee Seung Ah as a Doctor trainee
Jun In Taek as Jung Yoon Soo
Kim Hye Sun as Ms. Park (Jang Geum’s mom/Royal lady attendant, 18-28)
Kyun Mi Ri as Ms. Choi (Keum Young’s paternal aunt, 38)
Lee Hee Do as Choi Pan Sool (45)
Ji Sang Ryul as Park Il Do (25-50)
Park Chan Hwan as Suh Cheon Su
Maeng Sang Hoon as Jung Woon Baek (45)
Kim Do Yun as Shi Yeon
Kim So Young as young Jo Bang
Na Sung Kyoon as Yoon Mak Gye
Kang Jung Hwa
Lee Ip Sae
Eom Yoo Shin
Won Duk Hyun
Lee Se Eun
Kim Yeo Jin
Jun Soo Yeon
Kim So Yi
Joo Da Young
Han Young Kwang
Seo Bum Shik
Han Young Sook
more

Production Credits

Chief Producer: Jo Joong Hyun
Director: Lee Byung Hoon
Writer: Kim Young Hyun

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=81

Cinderela's Stepsister

Title: 신데렐라 언니 / Cinderella Unni / Cinderella’s Sister
Also known as: Cinderella’s Stepsister / A Modern Story of Revenge
Chinese Title : 灰姑娘姐姐
Genre: Romance, melodrama
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-31 to 2010-June-03
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
A modern day adaptation of Cinderella with a twist as our Cinderella, Goo Hyo Sun, is loved by everyone whereas her stepsister, Eun Jo, has a dark past and struggles with the fact that her mother starts to care more for Hyo Sun than her.
Cast
Moon Geun Young as Song Eun Jo
Seo Woo as Goo Hyo Sun
Chun Jung Myung as Hong Ki Hoon
Taecyeon as Jung Woo
- Yoon Suk Hyun (윤석현) as Jung Woo (adolescent)
Lee Mi Sook as Song Kang Sook
Kim Gab Soo as Goo Dae Sung
Kang Sung Jin as Yang Hae Jin
Choi Il Hwa as Chairman Hong
Yun Woo Jin (연우진) as Dong Soo
Go Se Won as Hong Ki Jung
Seo Hyun Chul (서현철) as Kang Sook’s true love
Kim Chung as Ki Hoon’s mother
Seo Ji Eun (서지은) as Nam Yi
Production Credits
Producer: Lee Sang Baek (이상백)
Director: Kim Young Jo (김영조)
Screenwriter: Kim Kyu Wan
Awards
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award – Actress (Moon Geun Young)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award – Actor (Kim Gab Soo)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Popularity Award (Moon Geun Young)

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=1797

Bread, Love and Dreams -- Kim Tak Goo

Title: 제빵왕 김탁구 / Jeppangwang Kim Tak Goo / Baker King, Kim Tak Goo
Chinese Title : 烘焙王金桌球
Also known as: King of Baking, Kim Tak Goo / Bread, Love and Dreams
Genre: Family, romance
Episodes: 30
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2010-June-09 to 2010-Sep-16
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Viewership ratings: Peak=50.8%, Avg=38.6% (TNS Media Korea)

Synopsis
Kim Tak Goo is the eldest son of Goo In Jong, the president of Samhwa Enterprise, a legend in the baking industry. Although he is an extremely talented baker and seemed destined to succeed his father as president, Goo In Jong’s family plotted to rob him of his inheritance because he was born to In Jong’s mistress. Tak Goo’s determination to become number one in the baking industry drives him to rebuild his career from scratch despite the many trials he faces.
Cast
Yoon Shi Yoon as Kim Tak Goo
- Oh Jae Moo (오재무) as Tak Goo (child)
Eugene as Shin Yoo Kyung
- Jo Jung Eun as Yoo Kyung (child)
Goo family
Jun Kwang Ryul as Goo In Jong
Jun In Hwa as Seo In Sook
Joo Won (주원) as Goo Ma Joon
- Shin Dong Woo as Ma Joon (child)
Choi Ja Hye as Goo Ja Kyung
- Ha Seung Ri as Goo Ja Kyung (teen)
Choi Yoon Young as Goo Ja Rim
- Kim So Hyun as Goo Ja Rim (child)
Yang family
Jang Hang Sun as Oh Doo Yong / Master Pal Bong
Park Sang Myun as Yang In Mok
Hwang Mi Sun as Oh Young Ja
Lee Young Ah as Yang Mi Sun
Other people
Jung Sung Mo as Han Seung Jae
Jun Mi Sun as Kim Mi Sun (Tak Goo’s mother)
Lee Han Wie as Heo Gap Soo
Park Sung Woong as Jo Jin Goo
Park Yong Jin (박용진) as Go Jae Bok
Kim Jung Hak as Doctor Yoon
Jun Sung Ae (전성애) as woman from Gongju
Jung Hye Sun as Madam Hong
Choi Il Hwa as Park Choon Bae
Kim Sun Hwa as Tak Goo’s landlady
Kwon Yong Woon as Shin Bae (Yoo Kyung’s father)
Kim Hyun Ah (김현아) as (Yoo Kyung’s mother)
Jun Sung Hwan as fortune teller
Jun Hae Ryong
Byun Shin Ho (변신호)
Choi Eun Suk (최은석)
Jun Hae Ryong
Min Joon Hyun
Production Credits
Director: Lee Jung Sub
Sceenwriter: Kang Eun Kyung
Awards
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award – Actress (Jun In Hwa)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Mini Series – Actor (Yoon Shi Yoon)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Mini Series – Actress (Eugene)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Writer Award (Kang Eun Kyung)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Youth Actor Award (Oh Jae Moo)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Yoon Shi Yoon and Lee Young Ah)

Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=2072

The Great Queen Soen Doek

Title: 선덕여왕 / Queen Seon Duk
Chinese Title : 善德女王
Genre: Historical, period
Episodes: 62
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2009-May-25 to to 2009-Dec-22
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 / later Queen Seon Duk
Nam Ji Hyun as Young Princess Duk Man
Ko Hyun Jung as Lady Mi Shil
UEE as young Mi Shil
Uhm Tae Woong as Kim Yoo Shin
Lee Hyun Woo as young Kim Yoo Shin
Extended Cast
Jo Min Ki as King Jinpyeong (Duk Man’s father)
Baek Jong Min as young Jinpyeong
Kang San as child Jinpyeong
Yoon Yoo Sun as lady Ma Ya (Duk Man’s mother; King Jinyeong’s wife)
Park Soo Jin as young Ma Ya
Park Ye Jin as Princess Chun Myung (King Jinpyeong’s 2nd daughter; Kim Yong Soo’s wife)
Shin Se Kyung as young Princess Chun Myung
Seo Young Hee as So Hwa
Park Jung Chul as Kim Yong Soo (King Jinji’s eldest son)
Do Yi Sung as Kim Yong Choon (King Jinji’s 2nd son)
Yoo Seung Ho as Kim Chun Chu (Kim Yong Soo’s and Princess Chun Myung’s son)
Park Eun Bin as Bo Rang (Mi Shil’s granddaughter; Bo Jong’s daughter; Kim Chun Chu’s wife)
Jung Hye Sun as lady Man Ho (Jinpyeong and Man Myeong’s mother)
Shin Goo as Eul Je
Im Ye Jin as lady Man Myeong (Jipyeong’s sister; Kim Seo Hyun’s wife)
Jung Ho Bin as Moon No (the 8th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Im Ho as King Jinji (cameo, ep1)
Lee Soon Jae as King Jin Heung (cameo, ep1)
Kim Nam Gil as Bi Dam (King Jinji and Mi Shil’s son)
Park Ji Bin as young Bi Dam (ep 31)
Jung Woong In as Mi Saeng (Mi Shil’s younger brother; the 10th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Dok Go Young Jae as Se Jong (Mi Shil’s husband; the 6th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Jun Noh Min as Seol Won (Mi Shil’s lover; the 7th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Kim Jung Hyun as Ha Jong (Mi Shil and Se Jong’s son; the 11th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Baek Do Bin as Bo Jong (Mi Shil and Seol Won’s son)
Kwak Jung Wook as young Bo Jong
Qri (큐리) as Young Mo (Mi Shil’s daughter; Kim Yoo Shin’s wife)
Ahn Kil Kang as Chil Sook
Song Ok Sook as Seo Ri
Kang Sung Pil as San Tak
Kim Dong Soo as Hyeop Seong
Jung Sung Mo as Kim Seo Hyun (Kim Yoo Shin’s father)
Lee Moon Shik as Jook Bong
Ryu Dam as Go Do
Jung Ho Geun as Seol Ji
Joo Sang Wook as Wol Ya
Moon Ji Yoon as Si Yeol
Shin Tae Hoon (신태훈) as young Si Yeol
Jun Young Bin as Gok Sa Heun
Jung Hyung Min (정형민) as young Gok Sa Heun
Park Young Seo as Dae Pung
Lee Suk Min (이석민) as young Dae Pung
Go Yoon Hoo as Ho Jae (the 14th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
Hong Kyung In as Seok Pum
No Young Hak as young Seok Pum
Lee Seung Hyo as Alcheon
Ho Hyo Hoon (호효훈) as young Alcheon
Kang Ji Hoo as Im Jong
Kim Suk as young Im Jong
Suh Dong Won as Deok Chung
Lee Do Hyun as young Deok Chung
Jang Hee Woong as Bakui
Seo Sang Won as young Bakui
Lee Sang Hyun as Pil Tan
Kim Tae Jin (김태진) as young Pil Tan
Choi Sung Jo as Seon Yeol
Oh Eun Suk (오은석) as Young Seon Yeol
Kim Dong Hee as Wang Yoon
Ryu Sang Wook as Dae Nam Bo
Kim Sang Bin (김상빈) as young Dae Nam Bo
Choi Woo Sung (최우성) as young Wang Woo
Park Jae Jung as Sa Da Ham (Mi Shil’s first love; cameo, ep13)
Production Credits
Director: Park Hong Kyun (박홍균) & Kim Geun Hong (김근홍)
Screenwriter: Kim Young Hyun & Park Sang Yun (박상연)
Awards
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Grand Prize (Ko Hyun Jung)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Female Top Excellence Award (Lee Yo Won)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Male Top Excellence Award (Uhm Tae Woong)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Male Excellence Award (Kim Nam Gil)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Male Newcomer Award (Yoo Seung Ho, Lee Seung Hyo)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Drama of the Year Award
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Kim Nam Gil & Lee Yo Won)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: PD Award (Shin Goo)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Special Child Actor Award (Nam Ji Hyun)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Golden Acting Award (Ahn Kil Kang, Seo Young Hee)
2009 MBC Drama Awards: Writer of the Year Award (Kim Young Hyun & Park Sang Yun)


Source: http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=808