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The series will follow the relationships between Seo, chef Choi Hyun-wook (Lee Sun-kyun) and sous chef Geum Suk-ho (Lee Hyung-chul), and also give an inside view of a kitchen and the making of Italian dishes. The story revolves around aspiring female chef Seo Yu-gyeong, played by model-turned actress Kong Hyo-jin. MBC is continuing with its successful streak of culinary dramas with "Pasta," following "Jewel in the Palace'' (2003), "My Lovely Sam-soon'' (2005) and "Coffee Prince'' (2007). Meanwhile, KBS will follow "Iris" with "Chuno," a show about house servants referred to as "chuno." The drama will star Jang Hyuk as slave hunter Lee Dae-gil and Oh Ji-ho as the slave Song Tae-ha. Han Hyo-joo, the young heroine of popular drama "Brilliant Legacy'' (SBS), will play the part of Choi. Actor Ji Jin-hee, who also starred in "Jewel in the Palace,'' will appear as King Sukjong. Choi later gave birth to King Youngjo (1694-1776). The new drama will present the story of King Sukjong (1661-1720) of the Joseon Kingdom and Sukbin Choi, one of his consorts. MBC will bring back producer Lee Byung-hun ― the maker of hit television series including "Jewels in the Palace,'' "Heo Jun,'' "Prince of the Legend'' and "Lee San, Wind of the Palace'' ― to offer "Dongi' (working title) in March. Further details regarding the series are to be confirmed soon. He died in prison after being captured and tortured by the Japanese army. He trained soldiers and scholars who later led the army to win numerous battles during the early 20th century. When Japanese invaded Korea, Lee donated all of his savings and moved to China to build a school. The final series of KBS' "noblesse oblige'' project will be about independence fighter Lee Hoe-young (1867-1932). "The Merchant, Kim Man-deok'' will start airing on KBS in March. This is Lee's first drama in three years, and her first period drama in eight years since the hit series "The Last Empress'' on KBS. The drama will feature Lee as Kim Man-deok (1739-1812), who donated all her belonging to poor villagers living on Jeju Island. 2 at 9:40 p.m.įollowing the 16-episode "Myungga'' will be "The Merchant, Kim Man-deok'' (working title), starring actress Lee Mi-yeon as a courageous merchant of the Joseon era. Starring Cha In-pyo and Han Go-eun, it will show the rules and discipline the Choi family had to go through during the turbulent Joseon Kingdom.
"Myungga'' literally means a noble household. The first of the three is "Myungga'' (working title), which presents the history of the Choi family, a famous household of 300 years ago based in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province. KBS will present three different dramas based on the theme of noblesse oblige and present famous historical figures that spent their lives performing various services. Historic records show that doctors at Jejungwon looked after many sick people, regardless of their economic status in the hierarchical Joseon society.
Actress Han Hye-jin will star as Joseon's first female doctor.
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It will star Yeon Jung-hun, husband of actress Han Ka-in, as the rich and smart doctor Baek Do-yang, and movie star Park Yong-woo will appear as Joseon's first surgeon, Hwang Jung. SBS will air "Jejungwon,'' a stylish drama about the nation's first "modern" hospital during the Joseon Kingdom period. Three networks are traveling back in time, mostly to the Joseon era (1392-1910) for their 2010 lineups. There were young, handsome characters attracting female fans ("Boys Over Flowers,'' KBS), smart housewives took over households and offices ("My Wife is a Superwoman,'' MBC) and ancient royalty ("The Great Queen Seondeok,'' MBC) and intelligence agents ("Iris,'' KBS) fought for their lives on the small screen.įor 2010, networks are preparing another year of compelling dramas based on history, catchy storylines and even war. This year's lineup of dramas proved to be interesting.
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