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*'''Title:''' 까레이스키 / Kka'''re'''yi'''seu'''ki | *'''Title:''' 까레이스키 / Kka'''re'''yi'''seu'''ki | ||
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{{DramaRing|MBC|Monday & Tuesday 21:55|[[Song of a Blind Bird]]|[[Hotel (MBC)|Hotel]]}} | {{DramaRing|MBC|Monday & Tuesday 21:55|[[Song of a Blind Bird]]|[[Hotel (MBC)|Hotel]]}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:43, 20 September 2020
Koreiski
Contents
Details
- Title: 까레이스키 / Kkareyiseuki
- Also known as: Koreiski / Kareiski / Careiski / Koreisky / Kareisky
- Episodes: 22
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 1994-Dec-19 to 1995-Mar-07
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Synopsis
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User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Do Ji Won as Ki Soon
- Kim Byung Se as Ki Chul
- Kim Hee Ae as Nam Young
- Hwang In Sung as Sang Gyu
- Kim Dong Hyun as Ha Chi
- Choi Jong Hwan
- Cha In Pyo
- Kim Gil Ho
- Park Jong Kwan
- Jung Hye Sun
- Jo Min Ki
- Park Joo Mi
- Kim Myung Hee (김명희)
- Han Suk Kyu
- Son Ji Chang
Production Credits
- Producer: Choi Jong Soo
- Director: Jang Soo Bong
- Screenwriter: Lee Sang Hyun (이상현)
Notes
- Koreinski means Korean in the Bulgarian language and the term Koreiski/Kareisky/Koreisky is often used to refer to ethnic Korean people living in former USSR (Russia. Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, etc)
External Links