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Revision as of 19:30, 4 January 2011
Contents
Details
- Title: 성균관 스캔들 / Sungkyunkwan Scandal
- Genre: Period, romance, comedy
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2010-Aug-30 to 2010-Nov-02
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
- Soundtrack: Sungkyunkwan Scandal OST
Synopsis
Sungkyunkwan Scandal is set in Sungkyunkwan University in the late Joseon era during the reign of King Jeongjo, revolving around the exploits and love stories of four youths. When her younger brother's illness worsens and their family is in danger of being evicted from their house for lack of money, Kim Yoon Hee enters the school under his name, disguised as a boy in her desperation to support him. There, she becomes friends with the intelligent and upright Lee Sun Joon, the playboy Goo Yong Ha and rebellious Moon Jae Shin.
Cast
- Micky Yoochun as Lee Sun Joon
- Park Min Young as Kim Yoon Hee
- Bang Joon Seo as young Yoon Hee
- Song Joong Ki as Goo Yong Ha
- Yoo Ah In as Moon Jae Shin
- Seo Hyo Rim as Ha Hyo Eun
- Kim Min Seo as Cho Sun
- Jun Tae Soo as Ha In Soo
- Kang Sung Pil as Im Byung Choon
- Kim Dong Yoon as Seol Go Bong
- Chae Byung Chan as Kang Moo
- Ahn Nae Sang as Jung Yak Yong
- Park Geun Soo as Yoo Chang Ik
- Kim Ha Kyoon as Choi Shin Mook
- Kim Young Bae as Go Jang Bok
- Im Young Pil as Ham Choon Ho
- Kim Jung Kyoon as Ahn Do Hyun
- Jang Se Hyun as Kim Woo Tak
- Hwang Chan Woo as Bae Hae Won
- Joo Ah Sung as Nam Myung Shik
- Lee In as Park Dal Jae
- Jo Sung Ha as King Jeongjo
- Kim Gab Soo as Left State Minister Lee Jung Moo
- Lee Jae Yong as Ha Woo Kyu (Minister of War)
- Choi Dong Joon as Moon Geun Soo (Minister of Justice)
- Kim Ik Tae as Prime Minister Chae Je Gong
- Kim Mi Kyung as Ms. Jo (Yoon Hee's mother)
- Han Yun as Kim Yoon Shik (Yoon Hee's brother)
- Park Dong Bin as the Minister of War's steward
- Kim Kwang Gyu as Hwang Ga
- Ryu Dam as Soon Dol
- Sung Hyun Joo as Beo Deul
- Im Yoon Jung as Aeng Aeng
- Jung Hye Mi as Seom Seom
- Lee Min Ho as Bok Soo (petty thief)
- Kim Dan Yool as Bok Dong (page boy)
- Park Chul Min as Hanseongbu official Yoon Hyung Goo
- Lee Dal Hyung as Goo Yong Ha's father
- Lee Won Jong as shaman Bak Soo (cameo, ep8)
- Oh Na Mi as Hyo Eun's friend (cameo, ep10)
Production Credits
- Production Company: Raemongraein
- Production Manager: Lee Hyun Wook
- Chief Producer: Kwak Ki Won
- Producer: Yoo Gun Shik
- Director: Kim Won Suk, Hwang In Hyuk
- Original writer: Jung Eun Gwol, novels "The Lives of Sungkyunkwan Confucian Scholars 1 & 2"
- Screenwriter: Kim Tae Hee
Recognitions
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Novella Drama - Actress (Park Min Young)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Newcomer Actor Award (Micky Yoochun)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Popularity Award (Song Joong Ki)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Netizens' Award (Park Min Young and Micky Yoochun)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Park Min Young and Micky Yoochun)
- 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Song Joong Ki and Yoo Ah In)
Episode Ratings
See Sungkyunkwan Scandal/Episode Ratings
External Links
- Official site
- Korean Wikipedia
- Daum movie site
- News articles: (1), (2), (3)