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Revision as of 16:45, 27 March 2007
Details
- Title: 90일, 사랑할 시간 / Gushibil, Saranghal Shigan
- Also known as: 90 Days, Falling in Love Days / 90 Days, Time to Love / 90 Days of Love (YesAsia)
- Genre: Drama, Romance
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2006-Nov-15 to 2007-Jan-04
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
90 Days, The Time for Love describes the love of a man, Hyun Ji-seok (Kang Ji Hwan), whose life will be ending in 90 days. Although he's already married to Park Jung-ran (Jung Hye Young), he wishes to find his true love and spend the rest of his days with her. Through an unexpected turn of events, this woman turns out to be his first cousin, Go Mi-yeon (Kim Ha Neul). Will their love be able to overcome the harsh realities of society?
This drama portrays the story of a man and a woman who only have 90 days together and who are tied together by destined love.
Cast
- Kim Ha Neul as Go Mi-yeon
- Kang Ji Hwan as Hyun Ji-seok
- Jung Hye Young as Park Jung-ran
- Yoon Hee Suk as Kim Tae-hun
- more
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Park Hae Young (박해영)
- Director: Oh Jong Rok (오종록)
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