Tuesday, July 7, 2015

K-Drama: ALL ABOUT MY ROMANCE







Drama: All About My Romance
Hangul: (내 연애의 모든 것) Nae Yeonaeui Modeungeot
Genre: Romance / Comedy / Politics
Director: Son Jung-Hyun
Writer: Kwon Ki-Young 
Broadcast Network: SBS 
No. of Episodes: 16
Release Date: April 04, 2013 to May 29, 2013
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday (21:55)
Opening Theme Song:
Ending Theme Song:




Can two politicians, one conservative and the other liberal, find a middle ground for Romance? Kim Soo-Young (Shin Ha-Kyun) is a newly elected member of the Korean National Assembly from the conservative New Korea Party. He entered politics after refusing to bow to pressure from his superiors as a sitting judge. When he arrives in parliament, Soo-Young finds that he keeps running into and clashing with Noh Min-Young (Lee Min-Jung), another freshman assembly member from the Liberal Progressive Labor Party who entered politics after the death of her sister (her sister was a presidential candidate). When Soo-Young and Min-Young's fiery exchanges at work turns to romance in their private lives, they must try to hide their relationship from their colleagues, the press and the public. Meanwhile, Join Ha (Park Hee-Soon) is a prosecutor who becomes Noh Min-Young's aide when she's newly elected to her parliamentary post. Ahn Hee-Sun (Han Chae-Ah) will be playing a repreporter





All About My Romance 1st Trailer


All About My Romance 2nd Trailer
















Jin Tae-Hyun
as
Kim Sang-Soo


Chun Ho-Jin 
as
Ancient 


Gong Hyung-Jin
as 
Moon Bong-Shik


Hang Hwang
as
Maeng Joo-Ho


Kim Jung-Nan
as
Go Dong-Suk



Jeon Min-Seo
as
Song Bo-Ri


Kim Hye-Ok
as 
Na Young-Sook





 





K-Drama : 49 DAYS




Profile:

Drama: 49 Days
Hangul: (49일) 49Il
Genre: Fantasy / Romance
Producer: Choi Mun-Seok
Network: SBS
Episodes: 20
Release Date: March 16, 2011 - May 19, 2011
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Opening Theme Song:
Ending Theme Song:



Synopsis:

Ji-Hyun's (Nam Gyu-Ri) life seems to be storybook perfect. Her parents adore her and her friends all seem to admire her. Ji-Hyun is also engaged and set to marry her fiance Min-Ho (Bae Soo-Bin) in just a few days. Meanwhile, Lee-Kyung (Lee Yo-Won) is a woman who is completely distraught over her life and frequently contemplates suicide. She works the night shift at a convenience store, while sleeping in the afternoons.
On a fateful day, Lee-Kyung gets off a bus and wanders around. She then stands in front of a busy street and attempts to kill herself by walking into oncoming traffic. At that time, somebody saves her life by pulling her back. At this moment, Ji-Hyun, who is driving nearby, hits her breaks, but can't avoid the semi-trailer truck that has stopped in the middle of the road.
Moments later, Ji-Hyun walks out of her car in a daze. She is shocked to see herself being carted into an ambulance. The only person who seems to notice her standing in the road is a man on a motorcycle. The man on the motorcycle is the Scheduler (Jung Il-Woo) - an angel of sorts who awaits to take souls to their final destinations.
Ji-Hyun follows her body into the ambulance and watches as the paramedics attempt to revive her body. At the hospital, Ji-Hyun meets the Scheduler again. The Scheduler tells Ji-Hyun that if three people (besides her family) genuinely sheds tears over her condition within the next 49 days, her body will awake from its coma and she can live again. Ji-Hyun instantly thinks of her fiance and two best friends and is certain she will live again. For the next the 49 days, Ji-Hyun then takes over the body of the suicidal Lee-Kyung in her quest to find three such persons. Ji-Hyun gets a job at a restaurant owned by her friend (Jo Hyun-Jae).
At this time, Ji-Hyun's memory starts to return to her. Before the accident, Ji-Hyun remembers going to see her best friend In-Jung (Seo Ji-Hye) to show off her bridal gown. When she arrived, Ji-Hyun saw her best friend and her fiance sitting together in a car. They looked so intimate sitting together. She was then driving to confront them when the accident occurred. Ji-Hyun now realizes that it won't be so easy to find three people who truly loves her ...



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Main Cast:




 Additional Cast Members:












Choi Jung-Woo – Shin Il Sik
Yu Ji-In – Ji-Hyun’s Mother
Bae Geu-Rin – Park Seo-Woo
Son Byung-Ho – Oh Hae-Won
Moon Hee-Kyung – Bang Hwa-Joon
Kang Sung-Min – No Kyung-Bin
Yoon Bong-Kil – Cha Jin-Young
Kim Ho-Chang – Ki Joon-Hee
Jin Ye-Sol – Ma Soon-Jung
Lee Jong-Min – Ko Mi-Jin
Ban Hyo-Jung – Senior Scheduler (cameo)
Kim Hyeong-Beom – Time Scheduler (cameo)


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