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*'''Episodes:''' 20 | *'''Episodes:''' 20 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | *'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2005- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2005-Jan-05 to 2005-Mar-17 |
| − | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 | + | *'''Air time:''' [[MBC Wednesday & Thursday Night 21:55|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55]] |
| + | *'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Sad Love Song OST]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | Sad Sonata is a love story about two men and one woman. The young Joon-young ([[Kwon Sang Woo]]), who was raised by his mother who sold liquor to American soldiers, met the blind Hae-in ([[Kim Hee Sun]]) and they became childhood sweethearts. Then, Hae-in immigrated to the U.S. following her aunt and her uncle[American soldier that married her aunt]. There she met Gun-woo ([[Yeon Jung Hoon]]), who was Joon-young's friend and son of a very rich man. The story picks up again when composer Joon-young, singer Hae-In, and music producer Gun-woo all meet again. | + | Sad Sonata is a love story about two men and one woman. The young Joon-young ([[Kwon Sang Woo]]), who was raised by his mother who sold liquor to American soldiers, met the blind Hae-in ([[Kim Hee Sun]]) and they became childhood sweethearts. Then, Hae-in immigrated to the U.S. following her aunt and her uncle[American soldier that married her aunt]. There she met Gun-woo ([[Yeon Jung Hoon]]), who was Joon-young's best friend and son of a very rich man. After she received a letter from Hwa-jung saying that Joon-young is dead, she accepted Gun-woo's love. After an operation, Hae-in was able to see again . The story picks up again when composer Joon-young, singer Hae-In, and music producer Gun-woo all meet again. |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Kwon Sang Woo]] as Suh Joon | + | ;;Choi/Suh family |
| − | * | + | *[[Kwon Sang Woo]] as '''Suh Joon Young''' / Choi Joon Kyu |
| − | *[[ | + | **[[Yoo Seung Ho]] as young Suh Joon Young and then as his son |
| − | + | *[[Na Young Hee]] as Suh Hyang Ja (mother) | |
| − | *[[Na Young Hee]] as Suh Hyang | + | *[[Lee Young Ha]] as Choi Jun Il (father) |
| − | *[[Lee Young Ha]] as Choi Jun | + | ;;Park family |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Kim Hee Sun]] as '''Park Hae In''' |
| − | *[[Jin Hee Kyung]] as Lee Mi | + | **[[Choi Ji Eun]] as young Hae In |
| − | *[[Jo Kyung Hwan]] as Lee Kang | + | *[[Jin Hee Kyung]] as Audrey / Lee Mi Sook (Hae In's aunt) |
| − | *[[Lee Yeon Soo]] as Lee Soo | + | ;;Lee family |
| − | *[[Lee Jong Won]] as Oh Sang | + | *[[Yun Jung Hoon]] as '''Lee Gun Woo''' |
| − | *[[Lee | + | *[[Jo Kyung Hwan]] as Lee Kang In (father) |
| − | *[[Lee | + | *[[Lee Yeon Soo]] as Lee Soo Ji (older handicapped sister) |
| − | *[[Choi Ran]] as Sook | + | *[[Lee Jong Won]] as Oh Sang Jin (Soo Ji's husband) |
| − | *[[Yang Geum Suk]] as Gun | + | ;;Cha family |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Kim Yeon Joo]] as '''Cha Hwa Jung''' |
| − | *[[Jung | + | **[[Go Ah Sung]] as young Cha Hwa Jung |
| + | *[[Lee Mi Young]] as Hwang Min Kyung (Hwa Jung's mother) | ||
| + | *[[Kang Nam Gil]] as Hwa Jung's father (taxi driver) | ||
| + | ;;Others | ||
| + | *[[Jung Woo]] as Lee Min Ho (Small time ganster, likes Hwa Jung) | ||
| + | *[[MC Mong]] as Jang Jin Pyo (Joon Young & Gun Woo's friend) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Hyun Woo]] as Jang Ho (guitar player) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Da Hee]] as Kang Shin Hee (Gun Woo's NYC friend) | ||
| + | *[[Choi Ran]] as Sook Ja | ||
| + | *[[Hong Suk Chun]] as Charlie | ||
| + | *[[Yang Geum Suk]] as (Gun Woo's deceased mother) | ||
| + | *[[Baek Bong Ki]] as Yong Chul | ||
| + | *[[Kim Hee Jung (1970)|Kim Hee Jung]] as Choi Jun Il's girlfriend | ||
| + | *[[Ha Suk Jin]] | ||
| + | *[[Song Seung Yong]] | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Lee Sung Eun]] | ||
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Kim Sa Hyun]] | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Yoo Chul Yong]] | *'''Director:''' [[Yoo Chul Yong]] | ||
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==Related Facts== | ==Related Facts== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/sadlovesong/ Official Website] | *[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/sadlovesong/ Official Website] | ||
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*[http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?biid=2004102215068 Article: "Kim Hee-sun, A Blind Singer in the New Drama ''Sad Love Song''" (Dong-a Ilbo, 2004-10-21)] | *[http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?biid=2004102215068 Article: "Kim Hee-sun, A Blind Singer in the New Drama ''Sad Love Song''" (Dong-a Ilbo, 2004-10-21)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:32, 7 December 2020
Contents
Details
- Title: 슬픈연가 / Seul-peun Yeon-ga
- Also known as: Sad Love Story (KBFD-TV) / Sad Sonata
- Genre: Drama, Romance
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2005-Jan-05 to 2005-Mar-17
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
- Original Soundtrack: Sad Love Song OST
Synopsis
Sad Sonata is a love story about two men and one woman. The young Joon-young (Kwon Sang Woo), who was raised by his mother who sold liquor to American soldiers, met the blind Hae-in (Kim Hee Sun) and they became childhood sweethearts. Then, Hae-in immigrated to the U.S. following her aunt and her uncle[American soldier that married her aunt]. There she met Gun-woo (Yeon Jung Hoon), who was Joon-young's best friend and son of a very rich man. After she received a letter from Hwa-jung saying that Joon-young is dead, she accepted Gun-woo's love. After an operation, Hae-in was able to see again . The story picks up again when composer Joon-young, singer Hae-In, and music producer Gun-woo all meet again.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Choi/Suh family
- Kwon Sang Woo as Suh Joon Young / Choi Joon Kyu
- Yoo Seung Ho as young Suh Joon Young and then as his son
- Na Young Hee as Suh Hyang Ja (mother)
- Lee Young Ha as Choi Jun Il (father)
- Park family
- Kim Hee Sun as Park Hae In
- Choi Ji Eun as young Hae In
- Jin Hee Kyung as Audrey / Lee Mi Sook (Hae In's aunt)
- Lee family
- Yun Jung Hoon as Lee Gun Woo
- Jo Kyung Hwan as Lee Kang In (father)
- Lee Yeon Soo as Lee Soo Ji (older handicapped sister)
- Lee Jong Won as Oh Sang Jin (Soo Ji's husband)
- Cha family
- Kim Yeon Joo as Cha Hwa Jung
- Go Ah Sung as young Cha Hwa Jung
- Lee Mi Young as Hwang Min Kyung (Hwa Jung's mother)
- Kang Nam Gil as Hwa Jung's father (taxi driver)
- Others
- Jung Woo as Lee Min Ho (Small time ganster, likes Hwa Jung)
- MC Mong as Jang Jin Pyo (Joon Young & Gun Woo's friend)
- Lee Hyun Woo as Jang Ho (guitar player)
- Lee Da Hee as Kang Shin Hee (Gun Woo's NYC friend)
- Choi Ran as Sook Ja
- Hong Suk Chun as Charlie
- Yang Geum Suk as (Gun Woo's deceased mother)
- Baek Bong Ki as Yong Chul
- Kim Hee Jung as Choi Jun Il's girlfriend
- Ha Suk Jin
- Song Seung Yong
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Lee Sung Eun
- Producer: Kim Sa Hyun
- Director: Yoo Chul Yong
Related Facts
This drama was originally supposed to have actor Song Seung Hun play Gun-woo. However, a draft-dodging scandal involving Song Seung Hun broke out, causing him to enlist in the military service. On short notice, Yeon Jung Hoon was selected as Song Seung Hun's replacement to play Gun-woo. That is why the Photo Album for this drama (which is on sale at YesAsia) contains photos of Song Seung Hun instead of Yeon Jung Hoon.
External Links
- Official Website
- Article: "Kim Hee-sun, A Blind Singer in the New Drama Sad Love Song" (Dong-a Ilbo, 2004-10-21)