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| − | [[ | + | ==Details== |
| + | *'''Title:''' 아름다운 날들 / Ah-reum-dah-woon Nal-deul | ||
| + | *'''Genre:''' Romantic saga | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 24 | ||
| + | *'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | ||
| + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2001-Mar-14 to 2001-May-31 | ||
| + | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 | ||
| + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Beautiful Days OST]] | ||
| − | + | ==Synopsis== | |
| − | + | Beautiful Days spans the 30 years lives of two orphan girls, two step-brothers and their entangled tale of greed, secrets and disloyalty. | |
| − | + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | |
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| − | + | ==Cast== | |
| + | *[[Lee Byung Hun]] as Lee Min Chul | ||
| + | *[[Ryu Shi Won]] as Lee Sun Jae | ||
| + | *[[Choi Ji Woo]] as Kim Yon Soo | ||
| + | *[[Lee Jung Hyun]] as Kim Se Na | ||
| + | *[[Shin Min Ah]] as Lee Min Ji | ||
| − | ( | + | '''Extended Cast''' |
| + | *[[Lee Jung Gil]] as Lee Sung Chun (Min Chul's father) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Kyung Jin]] as Jung Myung Ja (Sun Jae's mother) | ||
| + | *[[Ha Jae Young]] as Lee Young Jun (Sun Jae's father) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Yoo Jin]] as Kang Na Rae (Yon Soo's roommate/co-worker) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Sang Woo (1963)|Lee Sang Woo]] as Oh Jung Hun (composer/Sun Jae's high school upperclassman) | ||
| + | *[[Kim Dong Hyun (1974)|Kim Dong Hyun]] as Min Kyu Suk (bodyguard/chauffeur) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Hwi Hyang]] as Yang Mi Mi / Kyung Hee (singer) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Ae Jung]] as Shin Jae Eun | ||
| + | *[[Baek Sung Hyun]] | ||
| + | *[[Kim Chung]] | ||
| + | *[[Kil Yong Woo]] | ||
| + | *[[Yoon Gi Won]] | ||
| + | *[[Oh Seung Eun]] | ||
| + | *[[Kim Min Sang]] | ||
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| + | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | *'''Director:''' [[Lee Jang Soo]] | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yoon Sung Hee]] | ||
==Review by puccakiss79== | ==Review by puccakiss79== | ||
| − | ''Beautiful Days (Ah Reum Dah Woon Nal Deul)'' uses some of Korea's well known actors to deliver a story of two orphan girls, two step-brothers and their entangled tale of greed, secrets and disloyalty. The story gives the main characters a chance to gain wisdom through life experiences. Both the story and the actors execute a great melodrama. | + | ''Beautiful Days (Ah Reum Dah Woon Nal Deul)'' uses some of Korea's well known actors to deliver a story of two orphan girls, two step-brothers and their entangled tale of greed, secrets and disloyalty. The story gives the main characters a chance to gain wisdom through life experiences. Both the story and the actors execute a great melodrama. |
| − | The story is dynamic and realistically written. Showing the source of each main character's notable traits from painful experiences, the story starts in 1975, then forwards to 1985 and 1995, and finally picks up 5 years later in 2000 where most of the story takes place. Within the first two decades shown, the audience learns why Min-chul is unloving to most people, why his younger sister, Minji, is rebellious, and why Sun-jae is so obedient to their father. In 1995, the audience learns why there is heartache between Sina and Yonsoo. Even while the story falls short to offer definite conclusions to sub plots, it does offer closure by establishing the main characters' evolution or growth. Just as the audience is shown the source of the characters' troubles and pains, the drama continues to unravel situations that force the characters to change. The realism and complexity of the characters starts with the story; however, the cast does an excellent job of bringing them to the screen. | + | The story is dynamic and realistically written. Showing the source of each main character's notable traits from painful experiences, the story starts in 1975, then forwards to 1985 and 1995, and finally picks up 5 years later in 2000 where most of the story takes place. Within the first two decades shown, the audience learns why Min-chul is unloving to most people, why his younger sister, Minji, is rebellious, and why Sun-jae is so obedient to their father. In 1995, the audience learns why there is heartache between Sina and Yonsoo. Even while the story falls short to offer definite conclusions to sub plots, it does offer closure by establishing the main characters' evolution or growth. Just as the audience is shown the source of the characters' troubles and pains, the drama continues to unravel situations that force the characters to change. The realism and complexity of the characters starts with the story; however, the cast does an excellent job of bringing them to the screen. |
| − | The cast works great together. First, [[Lee Byung Hun]] shows Min-chul as the resentful, cold-shouldered son to his father, brother and step-mother. While to Minji he shows Min-chul as the caring, trusting brother. Both are attractive personalities that together make up a complex character. When he and [[Choi Ji Woo]] are in a scene together, [[Lee Byung Hun]] is strikingly bold and demanding, sometimes not saying much at all. In fact, some of the drama's best scenes are ones in which [[Lee Byung Hun]] doesn't have many lines in but requires just as much performance. For example, when he and [[Choi Ji Woo]] are in the movie theater, not a single word is said, but the heartache and pain Min-chul feels is shown in his expressions. As for [[Choi Ji Woo]], she begins portraying Yonsoo as a strong woman that is cautious of Min-chul. Her stuggle to trust herself plays out well. Next, [[Ryu Shi Won]] is noble as the intimidated brother and offers a certain amount of gentleness to the Lee family. Finally, [[Lee Jung Hyun]] and [[Shin Min Ah]] both represent the younger disobedient sister well, making the outrageous squabbling scenes convincing. | + | The cast works great together. First, [[Lee Byung Hun]] shows Min-chul as the resentful, cold-shouldered son to his father, brother and step-mother. While to Minji he shows Min-chul as the caring, trusting brother. Both are attractive personalities that together make up a complex character. When he and [[Choi Ji Woo]] are in a scene together, [[Lee Byung Hun]] is strikingly bold and demanding, sometimes not saying much at all. In fact, some of the drama's best scenes are ones in which [[Lee Byung Hun]] doesn't have many lines in but requires just as much performance. For example, when he and [[Choi Ji Woo]] are in the movie theater, not a single word is said, but the heartache and pain Min-chul feels is shown in his expressions. As for [[Choi Ji Woo]], she begins portraying Yonsoo as a strong woman that is cautious of Min-chul. Her stuggle to trust herself plays out well. Next, [[Ryu Shi Won]] is noble as the intimidated brother and offers a certain amount of gentleness to the Lee family. Finally, [[Lee Jung Hyun]] and [[Shin Min Ah]] both represent the younger disobedient sister well, making the outrageous squabbling scenes convincing. |
| − | The story and cast of ''Beautiful Days'' illustrate characters' trials and growth skillfully. The complex beginning establishes a great source for the drama's development while the well rounded characters are carefully crafted and displayed. The two elements, story and cast, brings one of the better performed Korean dramas to audiences. | + | The story and cast of ''Beautiful Days'' illustrate characters' trials and growth skillfully. The complex beginning establishes a great source for the drama's development while the well rounded characters are carefully crafted and displayed. The two elements, story and cast, brings one of the better performed Korean dramas to audiences. |
| − | As for the music of ''Beautiful Days'' with Korean Pop Star, [[Lee Jung Hyun]], as part of the cast as well as a story that revolves around music industry characters, the drama has amazing power ballads and lovely musical scores. Both [[Lee Jung Hyun]] and [[Ryu Shi Won]] have tracks on the OST and when hearing their renditions the memories of the pain and happiness the characters endured in the drama are easily relived. The actual Korean musician Zero is also featured on the OST, bringing a soothing voice to climatic ballads, like Yak Sok (track 2), that makes the heart soar. | + | As for the music of ''Beautiful Days'' with Korean Pop Star, [[Lee Jung Hyun]], as part of the cast as well as a story that revolves around music industry characters, the drama has amazing power ballads and lovely musical scores. Both [[Lee Jung Hyun]] and [[Ryu Shi Won]] have tracks on the OST and when hearing their renditions the memories of the pain and happiness the characters endured in the drama are easily relived. The actual Korean musician Zero is also featured on the OST, bringing a soothing voice to climatic ballads, like Yak Sok (track 2), that makes the heart soar. |
'''Rating: Life Altering (5/5)''' | '''Rating: Life Altering (5/5)''' | ||
| − | == | + | ==External Links== |
| − | [http://www.sbs.co.kr/tv/beautidays/ SBS Homepage] | + | *[http://www.sbs.co.kr/tv/beautidays/ SBS Homepage] |
| − | [http://www. | + | *[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Days]] |
| + | *[http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=88 Review (spcnet.tv)] | ||
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| + | {{DramaRing|SBS|[[List_of_Dramas_aired_in_Korea_by_SBS#WedThuNight|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55]]|[[Soon Ja]]|[[Law Firm]]}} | ||
| − | [[Category:KDrama]] | + | [[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2001]] [[Category:SBS]] |
Latest revision as of 05:53, 12 March 2022
Contents
Details
- Title: 아름다운 날들 / Ah-reum-dah-woon Nal-deul
- Genre: Romantic saga
- Episodes: 24
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2001-Mar-14 to 2001-May-31
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
- Original soundtrack: Beautiful Days OST
Synopsis
Beautiful Days spans the 30 years lives of two orphan girls, two step-brothers and their entangled tale of greed, secrets and disloyalty.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Lee Byung Hun as Lee Min Chul
- Ryu Shi Won as Lee Sun Jae
- Choi Ji Woo as Kim Yon Soo
- Lee Jung Hyun as Kim Se Na
- Shin Min Ah as Lee Min Ji
Extended Cast
- Lee Jung Gil as Lee Sung Chun (Min Chul's father)
- Lee Kyung Jin as Jung Myung Ja (Sun Jae's mother)
- Ha Jae Young as Lee Young Jun (Sun Jae's father)
- Lee Yoo Jin as Kang Na Rae (Yon Soo's roommate/co-worker)
- Lee Sang Woo as Oh Jung Hun (composer/Sun Jae's high school upperclassman)
- Kim Dong Hyun as Min Kyu Suk (bodyguard/chauffeur)
- Lee Hwi Hyang as Yang Mi Mi / Kyung Hee (singer)
- Lee Ae Jung as Shin Jae Eun
- Baek Sung Hyun
- Kim Chung
- Kil Yong Woo
- Yoon Gi Won
- Oh Seung Eun
- Kim Min Sang
Production Credits
- Director: Lee Jang Soo
- Screenwriter: Yoon Sung Hee
Review by puccakiss79
Beautiful Days (Ah Reum Dah Woon Nal Deul) uses some of Korea's well known actors to deliver a story of two orphan girls, two step-brothers and their entangled tale of greed, secrets and disloyalty. The story gives the main characters a chance to gain wisdom through life experiences. Both the story and the actors execute a great melodrama.
The story is dynamic and realistically written. Showing the source of each main character's notable traits from painful experiences, the story starts in 1975, then forwards to 1985 and 1995, and finally picks up 5 years later in 2000 where most of the story takes place. Within the first two decades shown, the audience learns why Min-chul is unloving to most people, why his younger sister, Minji, is rebellious, and why Sun-jae is so obedient to their father. In 1995, the audience learns why there is heartache between Sina and Yonsoo. Even while the story falls short to offer definite conclusions to sub plots, it does offer closure by establishing the main characters' evolution or growth. Just as the audience is shown the source of the characters' troubles and pains, the drama continues to unravel situations that force the characters to change. The realism and complexity of the characters starts with the story; however, the cast does an excellent job of bringing them to the screen.
The cast works great together. First, Lee Byung Hun shows Min-chul as the resentful, cold-shouldered son to his father, brother and step-mother. While to Minji he shows Min-chul as the caring, trusting brother. Both are attractive personalities that together make up a complex character. When he and Choi Ji Woo are in a scene together, Lee Byung Hun is strikingly bold and demanding, sometimes not saying much at all. In fact, some of the drama's best scenes are ones in which Lee Byung Hun doesn't have many lines in but requires just as much performance. For example, when he and Choi Ji Woo are in the movie theater, not a single word is said, but the heartache and pain Min-chul feels is shown in his expressions. As for Choi Ji Woo, she begins portraying Yonsoo as a strong woman that is cautious of Min-chul. Her stuggle to trust herself plays out well. Next, Ryu Shi Won is noble as the intimidated brother and offers a certain amount of gentleness to the Lee family. Finally, Lee Jung Hyun and Shin Min Ah both represent the younger disobedient sister well, making the outrageous squabbling scenes convincing.
The story and cast of Beautiful Days illustrate characters' trials and growth skillfully. The complex beginning establishes a great source for the drama's development while the well rounded characters are carefully crafted and displayed. The two elements, story and cast, brings one of the better performed Korean dramas to audiences.
As for the music of Beautiful Days with Korean Pop Star, Lee Jung Hyun, as part of the cast as well as a story that revolves around music industry characters, the drama has amazing power ballads and lovely musical scores. Both Lee Jung Hyun and Ryu Shi Won have tracks on the OST and when hearing their renditions the memories of the pain and happiness the characters endured in the drama are easily relived. The actual Korean musician Zero is also featured on the OST, bringing a soothing voice to climatic ballads, like Yak Sok (track 2), that makes the heart soar.
Rating: Life Altering (5/5)
External Links