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Thursday, December 28, 2006

Autumn Fairy tale (Autumn In My Heart)


Synopsis:
The story begins during the teenage years of the two main characters: Yun Jun-suh (played by Choi Woo-hyeok) and Yun Eun-suh (played by Mun Geun-yeong). They both came from a rich industrialist's family and believed they are brother and sister by blood, until their parents discovered the truth after Eun-suh was involved in an automobile accident.
After blood tests were carried out by the doctor, it turns out that Eun-suh belongs to another parent, and Choi Shin-ae (played by Han Chae-yeong), belongs to the Yun family. At first, only the parents of Shin-ae and Eun-suh knew about this, but eventually, Shin-ae discovered the truth after she got into a fierce argument with her non-biological mother over gifts she received from Shin-ae's biological father. Eun-suh only discovered the truth after Shin-ae, now kicked out of the Choi residence, wants her biological parents to take her in. In the end, the two daughters were returned to their rightful parents. Eun-suh now lives with the Choi family, whose biological father have already died and her widowed mother operates a small food stall and lives in abject poverty.
Years went by, and in the duration, the entire Yun family went to the
United States, where Jun-suh (now played by Song Seung-heon) returns to South Korea as a successful artist. He went back to the town he lived in, where he encountered his old friend, Han Tae-seok (played by Won Bin). They both resided in a hotel where Eun-suh (now played by Song Hye-gyo) works as a telephone receptionist. Tae-seok (who doesn't know about the entire brother and sister mixup that happened earlier) fell in love with Eun-suh and played games with her until she was terminated from the hotel she worked at. One day Eun-suh saw Joon-suh and followed him to the beach where he was with Yumi and Tae-sok and the two "siblings" finally met after ten years.
Both Eun-suh and Joon-suh pretended to have more of a sibling relationship in front of others at first but Shin-ae - angry at Eun-suh for taking away Tae-sok - exposed the two after she found a love letter Eun-suh had written for Joon-suh.
As a fight between Jun-suh and Tae-seok grows over their professed love for Eun-suh, she discovers she has leukemia (the same illness that took her biological father's life). She didn't tell anyone what happened until the disease was at a terminal stage. All hope was lost by now, and Eun-suh died as Jun-suh was carrying her around the beach for sightseeing.
Before Eun-suh died, she told Jun-seo not to follow her in death, and to continue living. However, Jun-suh, grief-stricken by the death of his lover and "sister", allowed himself to be struck by a truck (ironically the story starts with Eun-suh being struck by a truck), and he died shortly afterwards.

Trivia:

Autumn Fairy Tale (also known as Autumn in my Heart) is the first installment of the four part Endless Love drama series produced by South Korean TV Network KBS. It was produced in South Korea in 2000.

Goong (Prrincess Hours)

Profile:
Title: 궁 (宮) / Goong (Gung)
Also known as: Palace / Princess Hours (MBC Global Media) / Imperial Household
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network:
MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-Jan-11 to 2006-Mar-30
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Songs: "Perhaps Love" by HowL & J. , "You & I Are Fools" by Stay, "Parrot" by HowL
Inserts "Ice Pond", "Give Me A little Try" by Leigh Nash
Related TV shows:
Goong 2 , Goong S

Sypnosis:
Goong (궁) is based on the same titled manhwa by Park So Hee.
Goong is a story about young love in face of tradition, politics, and intrigue. In the imaginery world, Korea is a constitutional monarchy and the Royal Family lives in a grand Palace, the Goong. Story opens with a startling diagnosis that the King is terminally ill. Faced with the decreasing popularity among the public for the Royalty, a grand wedding for the Crown Prince, Lee Shin (
Joo Ji Hoon), is decided to be the best publicity move to improve the image of the Royalty and at the same time prepare Shin for immediate succession. The intended bride? The headstrong, awkward, and sweet spirited Shin Chae-gyung (Yoon Eun Hye) that just happens to go to the same exclusive art school. Chae-gyung was betrothed to become the next Crown Princess by her grandfather and Shin's grandfather.
After 14 years of living in England with his mom, Lee Yul (
Kim Jeong Hoon) appears all of a sudden. He is Shin's cousin as well as the former Crown Prince. Everything seemed to be going normally until Chae-gyung's optimistic spirit wins the heart of internally lonely, Yul. As the Crown Prince Shin and simple-minded Chae-gyung's relationship appear to developing deeper feelings, a series of scandals are exposed to the public right after the pair were officially announced married. Will love prevail all in a world of political pressures and martial hardships? Or will being in the spotlight of the public be too much for the young newlyweds to endure?
Goong S is a drama produced by a separate production company, Group Eight (http://www.group8tv.com), and is not an official sequel of Goong (궁). Both cast and storyline for Goong S are totally different from Goong (궁).

Cast:
Main cast
Yoon Eun Hye as Shin Chae-gyung (Chae-kyeong)
Joo Ji Hoon as Lee Shin (Shin Goon)
Kim Jeong Hoon as Lee Yul
Song Ji Hyo as Min Hyo-rin

Chae-gyung's family
Im Ye Jin as Chae-gyung's mother
Kang Nam Gil as Chae-gyung's father
Kim Suk as Shin Chae-joon (younger brother)

Shin's friends
Choi Sung Joon as Kang In
Lee Yong Joo as Jang Kyung
Uhm Sung Mo as Ryu Wan

Chae-gyung's friends
Jun Ji Ae as Lee Kang-hyun
Nah Eun Kyeong as Kim Soon-young
Dan Ji as Yoon Hee-soong

Palace
Kim Hye Ja as Queen Mother
Yoon Yoo Sun as Queen (Lee Shin's mother)
Park Chan Hwan as King (Lee Shin's father)
Lee Yoon Ji as Princess Hye-myung (Lee Shin's sister)
Shim Hye Jin as Lady Hwa-Yong (Yul's mother)

Production Credits:
Original Work: Manhwa by Park So-hee
Production Company:
Eight Peaks (http://www.eightpeaks.com)
Director:
Hwang In Roe (http://www.hancinema.net/korean_Hwang_In-roi.php)
Writer:
In Eun Ah (http://www.hancinema.net/korean_In_Eun-ah.php)