My Daughter The Flower

Title: 내 딸 꽃님이 / My Daughter The Flower
Chinese Title: 我的女儿是花儿
Also Known as: Flower Daughter
Genre: Romance, family
Episodes: 131
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2011-Nov-14 to 2012-May-18
Air time: Monday to Friday 19:20

Synopsis

A touching drama about a mother and daughter who are not even a single drop blood related.

Yang Kkot Nim is a therapist at a rehabilitation hospital. She is bright and brave, but highly emotional inside. Since her father passed away, Kkot Nim gets through the world with her step mom Jang Soon Ae, who has never been nice to her.

Cast

Main Cast

Jin Se Yun as Yang Kkot Nim
Jo Min Soo as Jang Soon Ae
Park Sang Won as Goo Jae Ho
Lee Ji Hoon as Eun Chae Wan
Choi Jin Hyuk as Goo Sang Hyuk
Son Eun Seo as Eun Chae Kyung
Baek Jong Min as Goo Joon Hyuk

Supporting Cast

Kim Seung Hwan as Joo Yong Pil
Oh Young Shil as Oh Mi Sook
Kim Bo Mi as Joo Hong Dan
Sun Woo Jae Duk as Yang Soo Chul
Yoon So Jung as Moon Jung Ok
Jung Joo Eun as Yoon Hye Jin
Jung Kyu Soo as Eun Chun Man
Lee Jong Nam as Heo Young Ae
Bae Noo Ri
Lee Yoo Ri (cameo)

Production Credit

Director: Park Young Soo
Screenwriter: Park Ye Kyung

Awards

2011 SBS Drama Awards: New Star Awards, Jin Se Yun

Coffee Prince

Coffee Prince starring Yoon Eun Hye and Gong Yoo

One of our most popular dramas, this romantic comedy tells the story of Han Kyul (Gong Yoo), the handsome son of a wealthy hotelier family, who is set in his bachelor ways and constantly deflects his family's attempts to make him commit. The constant pressure to get married drives him to hire a goofy young delivery boy Eun Chan, (Yoo Eun Hye) to pretend to be his gay lover to scare away his family's set-ups. Trouble starts when Han Kyul begins to get to know the hardworking and lovable Eun Chan, and begins to develop real feelings for her, although he thinks she is a man. This drama stirred up much controvery at it's release due to it's themes of homosexual love.

This funny and fascinating tale of falling in love despite many obstacles received multiple awards such as, the 2007 MBC Acting Awards for Yoon Eun Hye and Gong Yoo, as well as Best TV drama award at the 2008 Korean Producers' Awards. This award-winning cast is also joined by one of our favorite actors, Lee Sun Gyun (White Tower, Pasta) and drama hottie, Chae Jung Ahn. Watch as this group of star-crossed lovers struggle to figure out how to cope with the many troubles that come with falling in love.

Also known as The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince. Visit our friends at Drama Wiki and Hancinema for additional information about this drama.

Cast

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  Yoon Eun Hye as
  Go Eun Chan
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  Gong Yoo as
  Choi Han Kyul
• Lee Sun Gyun as
  Choi Han Sung
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  Chae Jung Ahn as
  Han Yoo Joo
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  Kim Chang Wan as
  Hong Gae Sik
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  Kim Ja Ok as
  Han Kyul's mom
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  Choi Il Hwa as
  Han Kyul's dad
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  Kim Young Ok as
  Han Kyul's grandmother
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  Park Won Sook as
  Eun Chan's mom
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  Lee Un as
  Hwang Min Yeop
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  Kim Dong Wook as
  Jin Ha Rim
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  Kim Jae Wook as
  No Sun Ki

Drama Information

• Native Name: 커피프린스
• # of Episodes: 17
• Network: MBC
• Year: 2007
• Director: Lee Yoon Jung
• Type: Korean drama
• Genre: Romantic Comedy

The Birth of the Rich

The Birth of the Rich starring Ji Hyun Woo and Lee Bo Young

Choi Suk Bong (Ji Hyun Woo) is a man whose life revolves around finding his billionaire birth father. Without even a name to go on, the only hint he has is a necklace that his father gave to his mother. Suk Bong comes across three heirs to Korea's top conglomerates: Lee Shin Mi (Lee Bo Young) of Five Star Group, Bu Tae Hee (Lee Si Young) of the Bu Ho Group, and Chu Woon Suk (Nam Goong Min) of the Frontier Group. These four find themselves connected through their parents' shared past, which also holds the truth about Suk Bong's father.

Cast

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  Ji Hyun Woo as
  Choi Suk Bong
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  Lee Bo Young as
  Lee Shin Mi
• 
  Lee Si Young as
  Bu Tae Hee
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  Nam Goong Min as
  Chu Woon Suk
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  Yoon Joo Sang as
  Lee Joong Hun
• 
  Kim Eung Soo as
  Boo Kwi Ho
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  Park Young Ji as
  Choo Young Dal
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  Ok Ji Young as
  Bang Soo Jin
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  Kim Ki Bang as
  Park Kang Woo
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  Shin Da Eun as
  Han So Jung

Drama Information

• Native Name: 부자의 탄생
• # of Episodes: 20
• Network: KBS
• Year: 2010
• Director:
• Type: Korean drama
• Genre: Melodrama

My Princess

My Princess starring Kim Tae Hee and Song Seung Hoon

A bubbly, enchanting romantic comedy featuring Superstars Song Seung Hoon and Kim Tae Hee, My Princess is a real life Cinderella story.

Sunny, stubborn college student Lee Seol (Kim Tae Hee) has a fairly ordinary life, she squabbles with her adoptive sister and mother, has a crush on her good-looking professor (Ryu Soo Young), and works part-time job as a decorative Korean "princess" at tourist events. Her life is turned upside down when she discovers that she is in fact a real princess, a blood descendant of the last emperor of Korea. With a large faction of the government pushing to turn Korea into a constitutional monarchy, she's quickly instated into the palace. Park Hae Young (Song Seung Hoon) is a spoiled rich boy whose fortune will be lost if Korea's monarchy is restore, ends up assigned to tutor the Princess in etiquette and the two immediately clash. Hae Young plots ways to make sure Lee Seol doesn't come to power to make sure his fortune is safe, but soon he finds himself falling for her and finds himself in a difficult position.

Cast

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  Song Seung Hun as
  Park Hae Young
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  Kim Tae Hee as
  Lee Seol
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  Park Ye Jin as
  Oh Yoon Joo
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  Ryu Soo Young as
  Nam Jung Woo
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  Lee Soon Jae as
  President Park Dong Jae
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  Maeng Sang Hoon as
  Oh Ki Taek
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  Im Ye Jin as
  Kim Da Bok
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  Kang Ye Sol as
  Lee Dan
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  Lee Ki Kwang as
  Choi Joon Woo
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  Lee Sung Min as
  Lee Young Chan
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  Park Hyuk Kwon as
  Lee Han (Seol's real father)

Drama Information

• Native Name: 마이 프린세스
• # of Episodes: 16
• Network: MBC
• Year: 2011
• Director: Kwon Suk Jang
• Type: Korean drama
• Genre: Romantic Comedy

Playfull Kiss

Playful Kiss starring Kim Hyun Joong and Jung So Min

An adaptation of classic manga Itazura no Kiss, Playful Kiss is a warm, bubbly drama about falling in love and growing up along the way. Kim Hyun Joong, leader of popular boyband SS501 and famous for his role in Boys Over Flowers, is joined by promising newcomer Jung So Min, Bad Guy. Playful Kiss is an endearing tale that captures the awkwardness and charm of young love.

Oh Ha Ni, nicknamed, "Noah's snail" by her father and friends for her ability to keep trying even though she isn't the brightest in the bunch, has one goal in mind: to capture the heart of school genius, Baek Seung Jo (Kim Hyun Joong). After harboring an all-consuming crush for years, she finally gets up the courage to give him a letter confessing her feelings. Seung Jo, an icy perfectionist coldly rejects her. When Ha Ni's house is destroyed by an earthquake, she and her father move in with old friends of his, who ends up being Seung Jo's father. The two must deal with the awkwardness of living under the same roof. Can one determined, warm-hearted high school girl melt the heart of this closed-off genius?

Check out the special trailer (Episode '0') made by DramaFever!

Cast

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  Kim Hyun Joong as
  Baek Seung Jo
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  Jung So Min as
  Oh Ha Ni
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  Lee Tae Sung as
  Bong Joon Gu
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  Lee Si Young as
  Yoon He Ra
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  Jung Hye Young as
  Hwang Geum Hee (Seung Jo's Mother)
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  Choi Won Hong as
  Baek Eun Jo (Seung Jo's brother)
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  Kang Nam Gil as
  Oh Ki Dong (Ha Ni's father)
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  Yoon Seung Ah as
  Dok Go Min Ah (Ha Ni's friend)
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  Jang Ah Young as
  Hong Jang Mi

Drama Information

• Native Name: 장난스런 키스
• # of Episodes: 16
• Network: MBC
• Year: 2010
• Director: Hwang In Roe
• Type: Korean drama
• Genre: Romantic Comedy

The Great Doctor/Faith

Faith starring Kim Hee Sun and Lee Min Ho

Lee Min Ho stars in a thrilling fantasy epic, as an elite warrior in 1300s Korea who travels to the 21st century to find a doctor capable of healing the Queen. In a comic twist, his search for a doctor with godlike abilities leads him to a popular plastic surgeon, played by Kim Hee Sun. When she refuses to believe his outlandish story, he kidnaps her, dragging her back into the past to save the Queen. Will this stoic warrior give up his code of honor and choose love over war, and will this career woman ever consider a life less modern? Only time will tell, quite literally.

Cast

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  Lee Min Ho as
  Choi Young
• 
  Kim Hee Sun as
  Yoo Eun Soo
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  Yoo Oh Sung as
  Gi Cheol
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  Philip Lee as
  Jang Bin
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  Sung Hoon as
  Chun Eum Ja
  
  
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  Shin Eun Jung as
  Hwa Soo In
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  Lee Byung Joon as
  Jo Il Sin
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  Park Se Young as
  Princess No Gook
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  Kim Mi Kyung as
  Court Lady Choi

Drama Information

• Native Name: 신의
• # of Episodes: 24
• Network: SBS
• Year: 2012
• Director: Kim Jong Hak
• Type: Korean drama
• Genre: Historical