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TV Show: The Thorn Birds (literal title)
Revised romanization: Gashinamoo Sae
Hangul: 가시나무새
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Network: KBS2
Episodes: 20
Release Date: March 2, 2011 --
Runtime: Wed. & Thu. 21:55
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea
Seo Jung-Eun (Han Hye-Jin) works as a small-time extras actress, but dreams of becoming a star someday. Seo Jung-Eun grew up in a orphanage and does not know who her parents are. She hopes to find her real mom if she does become a star.
Lee Young-Jo (Joo Sang-Wook) is from a chaebol family, but he gives up being the successor to the chaebol family to starts his own business. Seo Jung-Eun and Han Yu-Kyung (Kim Min-Jung) both love him.
Choi Kang-Woo (Seo Do-Yeong) is a movie director who loves Seo Jung-Eun.
I have nothing against those actors; it’s the creative team that has me on alert. This drama is described as the story of two women who make radically different choices in pursuing their ambitions. It also centers around “a beautiful and fierce love” between the heroine and the two men (Han, Joo, Seo).
Han Hye-jin plays a tough woman who faces off against a difficult fate, while Kim Min-jung’s villaness character harbors a birth secret that leads her on a path of revenge against the world. Joo Sang-wook plays the heir to a powerful chaebol, while Seo Do-young plays a romanticist and film director whose affection for the heroine is described as a “shadow love.” Oh great, more romantic stalking.
This kind of plot seems in keeping with the director-writer pair behind it. PD Kim Jong-chang did 2005′s weepfest A Rosy Life, and then 2009′s mess of jerky writing (so I hear),Again My Love.
Writer Lee Sun-hee has more tears on her resumé with the 2009 short drama Father’s House, which was a wonderful showcase for its cast (Choi Min-soo, Kim Soo-hyun, Moon Jung-hee) but plot-wise seemed like a mere vehicle for angsty crying. She also did 2007′s airport-action drama Air City, which was so bad I felt bad for Choi Ji-woo and Lee Jung-jae for marring their A-list resumés with it.
Choi Kang-Woo (Seo Do-Yeong) is a movie director who loves Seo Jung-Eun.
Seo Jung-Eun (Han Hye-Jin) works as a small-time extras actress, but dreams of becoming a star someday. Seo Jung-Eun grew up in a orphanage and does not know who her parents are. She hopes to find her real mom if she does become a star.
Lee Young-Jo (Joo Sang-Wook) is from a chaebol family, but he gives up being the successor to the chaebol family to starts his own business. Seo Jung-Eun and Han Yu-Kyung (Kim Min-Jung) both love him.
Choi Kang-Woo (Seo Do-Yeong) is a movie director who loves Seo Jung-Eun.
I have nothing against those actors; it’s the creative team that has me on alert. This drama is described as the story of two women who make radically different choices in pursuing their ambitions. It also centers around “a beautiful and fierce love” between the heroine and the two men (Han, Joo, Seo).
Han Hye-jin plays a tough woman who faces off against a difficult fate, while Kim Min-jung’s villaness character harbors a birth secret that leads her on a path of revenge against the world. Joo Sang-wook plays the heir to a powerful chaebol, while Seo Do-young plays a romanticist and film director whose affection for the heroine is described as a “shadow love.” Oh great, more romantic stalking.
This kind of plot seems in keeping with the director-writer pair behind it. PD Kim Jong-chang did 2005′s weepfest A Rosy Life, and then 2009′s mess of jerky writing (so I hear),Again My Love.
Writer Lee Sun-hee has more tears on her resumé with the 2009 short drama Father’s House, which was a wonderful showcase for its cast (Choi Min-soo, Kim Soo-hyun, Moon Jung-hee) but plot-wise seemed like a mere vehicle for angsty crying. She also did 2007′s airport-action drama Air City, which was so bad I felt bad for Choi Ji-woo and Lee Jung-jae for marring their A-list resumés with it.
Choi Kang-Woo (Seo Do-Yeong) is a movie director who loves Seo Jung-Eun.
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