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Revision as of 18:26, 9 May 2019
Details
- Title: 해신 (海神) / Hae Shin
- Also known as: Emperor of the Sea / God of the Sea
- Episodes: 51
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2004-Nov-24 to 2005-May-25
- Air time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21:50
Synopsis
Jang Bo Go (Choi Soo Jong) was a slave from Shilla (a Korean dynasty that lasted from 57 B.C. until 935 A.D.) He was sold in China during the Tang Dynasty, where he was trained as a gladiator-slave. Through hardwork and perseverance, he made it back to Shilla and became a successful sea merchant. The sea passage at the time was plagued by pirates and Jang Bo Go went head to head with them in battles and managed to keep the pirates at bay. This epic drama tells the story of a historical figure blending it with intrigue and battle of wit to make it into a successful drama of all times.
Source: Touya
Cast
- Choi Soo Jong as Goong Bok / Jang Bo Go
- Baek Sung Hyun as young Goong Bok / Jang Bo Go
- Chae Si Ra as Lady Ja Mi
- Song Il Gook as Yeom Jang
- Hong Hyun Ki as young Yeom Jang
- Soo Ae as Jung Hwa
- Lee Yun Hee as young Jung Hwa
- Kim Heung Soo as Jung Nyeon
- Ahn Jae Hong as young Jung Nyeon
- Chae Jung Ahn as Lady Chae Ryeong
Extended Cast
- Kim Gab Soo as Lee Do Hyeong
- Lee Won Jong as Choi Moo Chang
- Park Young Kyu as Seol Pyeong
- Jo Dal Hwan as Lee Soon Jong (Jang Bo Go and Jung Nyeon's friend)
- Heo In Beom as young Soon Jong
- Lee Hee Do as Mak Bong (Soon Jong's dad)
- Jung Sung Hwan as Chang Kyeom (Jung Hwa's brother)
- Kang Sung Pil as Joong Dal
- Jung Ho Geun as Dae Chi
- Park Jung Hak as Neung Chang
- Go Do Young as Da Bok
- Lee Eun Hye as young Da Bok
- Kim Ah Joong as Baek Ha Jin
- Kil Yong Woo as Kim Woo Jing
- Seo Do Young as Moo Jin (Jung Hwa's Bodyguard)
- Choi Sang Kil as Cheon Tae
- Kim Hyo Won as Yoo Ja Seong
- Lee Jae Yong as Master Jo Jang Gil
- Kim Hyung Bum as Tae Bong (Lady Ja Mi's security officer)
- Do Ki Suk as Jang Seong Pil
- Bae Soo Bin as Kim Yang
- Go Myung Hwan as Pan Sool (one of Master Yi's men)
- Yeo Ho Min as Baek Kyung (Yeom Jang's subordinate)
- Park In Hwan as (Bo Go's father, cameo ep.1-2)
- Shim Eun Kyung
- Seo Jin Wook
- Bae Seul Gi
- Seo Bum Yul (서범열)
- Jo Seung Yun
- Song Seo Yun
- Seo Bum Shik
- Baek So Mi
- Kim Sung Hoon
- Lee Jong Rae
- Lee Jong Goo
- Ban Ya Sung
- Im Byung Ki
- Na Jae Kyun
Production Credits
- Producer: Lee Duk Gun
- Director: Kang Il Soo, Kang Byung Taek
- Assistant Director: Shin Yong Hwi
- Original writing: Choi In Ho (최인호)
- Screenwriter: Jung Jin Ok (정진옥), Hwang Joo Ha
Recognitions
- 2005 KBS Drama Awards:
- Top Excellence Actor (Choi Soo Jong)
- Excellence Actor (Song Il Gook)
- Excellence Actress (Soo Ae)
- Popularity Award, Actor (Song Il Gook)
- Best Couple Award (Song Il Gook and Soo Ae)
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