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| − | '''Goong (궁)''' is based on the same titled [[Wikipedia:Manhwa|manhwa]] by Park So Hee.
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| | ==Details== | | ==Details== |
| | *'''Title:''' 궁 (宮) / Goong (Gung) | | *'''Title:''' 궁 (宮) / Goong (Gung) |
| − | *'''Also known as:''' Palace (lit. translation) / Princess Hours (MBC Global Media) / Imperial Household | + | *'''Also known as:''' Palace / Princess Hours (MBC Global Media) / Imperial Household |
| | *'''Genre:''' Romance, Comedy | | *'''Genre:''' Romance, Comedy |
| | *'''Episodes:''' 24 | | *'''Episodes:''' 24 |
| | *'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | | *'''Broadcast network:''' MBC |
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-01-11 to 2006-03-30 | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Jan-11 to 2006-Mar-30 |
| − | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 | + | *'''Air time:''' [[List of Dramas aired in Korea by MBC#WedThuNight|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55]] |
| − | *'''Songs:''' (사랑인가요) Perhaps love by Howl &J | + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Goong OST]] |
| | + | *'''Related TV shows:''' [[Goong S]] |
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| − | ==SYNOPSIS== | + | ==Synopsis== |
| − | Princess Hours is a drama that starts with the interesting premise; 'What if modern Korea were a constitutional monarchy with a king?', and offers two types of fun; the romance arising between a noble prince and an ordinary girl, and the familiarity of all this happening in modern-day Korea. A perfect boy from a noble bloodline, with good looks and a sense of unpolished beauty has to marry against his will at the age of 17. An ordinary girl from an ordinary family, with a clumsy character, average grades and average looks oversteps the prejudice and barriers surrounding her. The process how they fall in love with each other unfolds with excitement. Shin Chae-kyeong and Lee Shin, because they don't know each other well, go through numerous incidents in which they end up fighting. Chae-kyeong witnesses the scene where Lee Shin proposes to another woman to avoid their arranged marriage and this is how the two become fully aware of each other's feelings. The story evolves from the fact that Chae – kyoung's grandfather was very close to the former monarch, whose wish was for her and Shin to get married. This gives some impetus to the otherwise unrealistic union of the two. As the drama progresses, many other 'fine' men, including Lee Yool, a cousin of the royal family, make their appearance. The story of the two characters, who keep quarreling about structural problems such as the rules of the royal household in the midst of the difficulties of being a prince and of the arranged marriage, will unfold in an interesting way. The show's fun lies in the episodes concerning the status gap that exists between a prince and an ordinary citizen. As more problems of status arise, the uniqueness of being a prince will be more greatly exposed, and doubling the fun of . When the king's illness gets worse, Crown Prince Shin receives an order to get married his arranged marriage partner. Shin realizes that there have never been personal choices available in the life of a Crown Prince, though he's only nineteen. Prince Shin proposes to his girlfriend Min Hyo-rin. Taking it as a joke, Hyo-rin shows her cute smile and takes off to practice for an international ballet competition. Shin doesn't hold onto her but just smiles faintly as she turns away and leaves…. Chae-kyeong has a dad who stays at home as a full time house-husband after his business failed and a mom who works as an insurance consultant. Chae-kyeong's family, which was able to create happiness in the midst of difficult times, suddenly becomes in-laws with the royal household. To Chae-kyeong's parents everything seems much more like a dream, as they see that the arranged marriage grandfather always boasted of become realized. Chae-kyeong cries out loud, not willing to accept the fact that she has to get married at the age of nineteen, but Shin accepts the marriage, not caring about who becomes the queen. To him, she's not a person he'll ever love anyways and she'll just live in the palace like a doll. Meanwhile, Hyo-rin engages herself only in her ballet practice abroad without knowing about her boyfriend's marriage. Yool, second – in – line to the crown and the son of Crown Prince Hyo – yeol, who abandoned his position 15 years ago and left with his wife for England, comes back to his motherland. Upon hearing this news, the king instinctively senses the danger of Crown Prince Shin losing the crown and orders Shin to be careful of Yool. Shin just laughs at the fight over the crown and ignores the king's words. Chae-kyeong enters the Oon-hyeon palace, the palace of the new queen - bride, to get educated as the future queen. Shin, who visits the detached palace, is stunned by the beautiful presence of Chae-kyeong in her ceremonial dress…
| + | Goong is a story about young love in face of tradition, politics, and intrigue. In the imaginary world, modern-day Korea is a constitutional monarchy and the Royal Family lives in a grand Palace, the Goong. Story opens with the sudden death of the reigning the King. Faced with the decreasing popularity among the public for the Royalty, a grand wedding for the Crown Prince, Lee Shin, is decided to be the best publicity move to improve the image of the Royalty and at the same time prepare Shin for immediate succession. The intended bride? The headstrong, awkward, and sweet spirited Shin Chae Kyung that just happens to go to the same exclusive art school. Chae Kyung was betrothed to become the next Crown Princess by her grandfather and Shin's grandfather. |
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| − | credits: http://goong.blogsome.com/category/synopsis/
| + | After 14 years of living in England with his mom, Lee Yul appears all of a sudden. He is Shin's cousin as well as the ''former'' Crown Prince. Everything seemed to be going normally until Chae Kyung's optimistic spirit wins the heart of internally lonely, Yul. As the Crown Prince Shin and simple-minded Chae Kyung's relationship appear to developing deeper feelings, a series of scandals are exposed to the public right after the pair were officially announced married. Will love prevail all in a world of political pressures and martial hardships? Or will being in the spotlight of the public be too much for the young newlyweds to endure? |
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| − | ==EPISODE GUIDES== | + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== |
| − | EPISODE 1
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| − | In the 14th year of Inhwa dynasty when the Hyun emperor's illness gets worse than ever, the empress commands the Crown Prince, still in high school, to marry the bride who has been arranged for him beforehand. However Prince Shin, proposes to his secret lover, Hyo-rin Min, an ambitious ballet student who takes his proposal as a joke and turns him down saying that her success as a ballerina is of her primary concern. Meanwhile, the family of Chae-kyeong, an ordinary high school student, is in deep financial trouble for standing security for the wrong person, and is overwhelmed with joy when they receive the marriage proposal from the Royal Family. The last words of their dying grandfather wasn't a bluff after all! Prince Shin agrees to marry the all-too-ordinary prearranged bride provided the Chang-Duk Palace be granted independence and the IkWiSa be reduced. However, Chae-kyeong, who had happened to witness Prince Shin's proposal to Hyo-rin, is outraged by the arranged marriage, and claims it is nullified. Right at that moment, the creditors march in to Chae-kyeong's house and put red cards on all of the furniture.
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| − | Chae-kyeong, therefore, has no choice but to marry the prince due to her family's financial crisis. But things aren't easy, right from the first encounter with the Royal Family. Moreover, seeing that the prince has no affection for her whatsoever, showing careless cynical behavior throughout the wedding process, Chae-kyeong comes to regret accepting the proposal. But it's too late; the Royal Marriage is the top news in the press, and Chae-kyeong's house is crowded with reporters. Yool, the son of Prince Hyo-yul who died in an unfortunate car crash 14 years ago, hurries back to Korea under the urgent order of his mother – princess Hye-jung, eager to the win back her husband's throne. In the airport, he runs into Hyo-rin, who has just returned from her contest but they don't recognize each other. Yool has been studying fine art in England, and transfers to a high school for arts, where Shin and Chae-kyeong are also students. Unlike Shin, who tries to be friends with Yool, his mother, the Empress, feels a shade of anxiety upon Yool's reappearance…
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| + | ==Cast== |
| − | At last, Chae-kyeong has made up her mind to join the Royal Family. Lessons for becoming a proper Crown Princess start as she enters the palace. She has to endure hard training, which includes learning proper ways to talk, memorizing the whole wedding process, etc., with the Prince showing no interest nor offering any help to her. Life in the palace is not an easy task from day one. A huge ceremony is held to welcome the new Crown Princess, and with the entire country as witness, Shin and Chae- kyeong are wed in the traditional 21st century Royal procedure. Meanwhile, Hyo-rin, who had previously rejected Shin's proposal, stands at a ballet stage in Thailand…
| + | [[File:GoongCast.jpg|thumb|250px|Goong character correlation chart]] |
| | + | [[File:GoongCast2.jpg|thumb|250px|Goong character correlation chart]] |
| | + | ;Main cast |
| | + | *[[Yoon Eun Hye]] as Shin Chae Kyung |
| | + | *[[Joo Ji Hoon]] as [Crown Prince Mu Won] Lee Shin |
| | + | *[[Kim Jung Hoon]] as [Eui Sung Goon/Dae Goon] Lee Yul |
| | + | *[[Song Ji Hyo]] as Min Hyo Rin |
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| − | EPISODE 4
| + | ;Chae Kyung's family |
| − | On the first day after the wedding, Shin and the rest of the adults in the Royal Family go out to fight a little war to ensure they receive what was promised to them for granting the marriage. While Shin is being very serious, Chae-kyeong, on the other hand is busy enjoying the privileges of being the Crown Princess and is slowly adapting to life as a Royal. Chae-kyeong and Shin go to school but Chae-kyeong gets treated like an outcast; the only person that actually talks to her is Yool. Shin runs into Hyo-rin, who has came back from her contest…
| + | *[[Im Ye Jin]] as Chae Kyung's mother |
| − | | + | *[[Kang Nam Gil]] as Chae Kyung's father |
| − | EPISODE 5
| + | *[[Kim Suk]] as Shin Chae Joon (Chae Kyung's younger brother) |
| − | Chae-kyeong, after making her morning calls to the elders of the royal family, is surprised to see Yool inside the palace. Yool, a transfer student in her class, turns out to be prince Ui-seong. At first Chae-kyeong has a hard time adjusting to life in the palace with its strict education and rules, but thanks to the warmth of the emperor and other elders at the palace she starts to find the royal culture attractive. Meanwhile, Hwa-yeong prepares to open a yoga center while plotting with Choi against the other royal family members, while Yool gets closer to Chae-kyeong and her friends. Prince Shin's birthday is coming soon, and Chae-kyeong starts to get excited about the birthday party, but the only people awaiting her are Shin's friends, who despise her, and Hyo-rin…
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| − | Thanks to Yool's help, Chae-kyeong looks good in the eyes of the Queen Mother. In addition, after attending a number of events with Shin, she becomes well known to the public and loved by them for her plain looks and free spirit. Yool tells her she should carry herself with dignity but she ignores his advice. At the opening of the yoga center Hwa-yeong meets Hyo-rin and finds out that she is the Crown Prince's ex-girlfriend, and when the Empress later finds out the Hwa-yeong has secretly come to Korea and opened a yoga center, she is greatly displeased. Meanwhile, at the palace a party is held to announce the officially married Crowned Prince and his wife to the ambassadors of the constitutional monarchy.
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| − | Kam-ae-tta-la starts to feel uneasy as Chae-kyeong adjusts to the palace life. As Hyo-rin thinks back on the good days with Shin she remembers what Hwa-young told her and is determined to get Shin back. Meanwhile, Chae-kyeong misses her family because she hasn't seen them since she moved into the palace. But soon she and the prince are finally allowed to go visit her family. Chae-kyeong is very happy to be back home but Shin has a hard time adjusting, due to the fact that he has lived his whole life in the palace. Chae-kyeong's family also feels uncomfortable living in the same house with the him. Chae-kyeong and Shin, who quarrel frequently, end up spending a night together in Chae-kyeong's small room.
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| − | Chae-kyeong and Shin return to the palace and after spending time with Chae-kyeong's happy and close-knit family. Shin feels sad to see his family who has always been under the control of his strict father, the King. Seeing this, Chae-kyeong comforts him and Shin prepares a car just for her. Persuaded by Hyo-rin, Chae-kyeong and Yool join an equestrian club. Not knowing why Hyo-rin invited Chae-kyeong into the club, Shin's friends are dissatisfied with the whole idea. Meanwhile, Shin goes to Thailand in place of the Emperor, who couldn't go because of health reasons.
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| − | While Shin is away in Thailand Chae-kyeong gets lonely and gets in trouble for breaking the car. After overhearing some girls at school talk bad about her she gets hurt and asks Yool to just take her away from the palace some place far away from it all. In, Kyeong, Hwan, and Hyo-rin all go to Thailand. Hyo-rin meets up with Shin and asks him to take her to the airport and the two end up spending a day together. Meanwhile, back at the palace Chae-kyeong has disappeared…
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| − | After taking Hyo-rin to the airport Shin makes it to the press conference just in time and gives an outstanding speech. Meanwhile, back at the palace Chae-kyeong gets confined to the palace for leaving the palace walls without permission. Yool after seeing Chae-kyeong get in trouble asks Hwa-young to make him the crowned prince. With the help of Yool, Chae-kyeong successfully finishes the welcoming ceremony for Prince William and Hwa-young starts finding back her and her son's rights as a royal family by asking the emperor to replace back to them Emperor Hyo-yeol's powers. Chae-kyeong, who has been waiting for Shin to get back from Thailand, finally sees him…
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| − | Chae-kyeong insists on riding her horse alone even though the court ladies try everything in their power to dissuade her. While riding her horse she accidentally runs into a stranger in the palace who turns out to be princess Hye-myeong, Shin's older sister. Shin is happy to see his sister, whom he hasn't seen for a long time and uncharacteristically shows his softer side to her, telling her his deepest thoughts. The paparazzi photos of Hyo-rin and Shin get reported in the Thai newspapers. The Empress sees the newspaper and gets angry at Shin. Chae-kyeong also finds out about it and gets angry at herself for missing Shin while he was away in Thailand, not knowing that he was with Hyo-rin. Chae-kyeong and Hyo-rin run into each other at school and Chae-kyeong asks her about what really happened in Thailand between the two, but instead of showing a sorry attitude Hyo-rin shows a very dignified attitude causing Chae-kyeong to faint in front of her friends. | |
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| − | Shin tells Chae-kyeong that he is going to withdraw from being Crowned Prince, and she starts to feel frustrated because she does not know his true feelings. Chae-kyeong tries her best to get closer to him but the more she tries the more frustrated and angry she gets through finding traces of Hyo-rin. Eventually she gets into a fight with Shin and breaks into tears. In the palace the plans for the restoration of Prince Yool's power are in their final stages and Hwa-young and Yool get ready to move back into the palace. The entrance of a new power figure starts to create a division between people of the court over whom they are going to be loyal to, and the Empress and Hwa-young are busy keeping each other in check. The Empress Dowager, who has the final power in deciding whether or not the powers get restored to Hwa-young and Yool, doesn't know whether giving them the power is the right thing to do or not. Yool and Shin bump into each other in the palace and start a nerve war. Meanwhile, the Empress Dowager takes Chae-kyeong to Cheju Island to attend a formal royal event.
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| − | The Empress Dowager, Shin and Chae-kyeong go on a little road trip around Cheju. Shin and Chae-kyeong try everything they can to cheer up the Empress Dowager. The kids at school start looking at Yool through different eyes when they see his new style. Meanwhile, the Empress is busy keeping her eyes on Hwa-young, who has moved into the palace. Hwa-young, scolds the Crown Princess for being lazy and for forgetting about her role and responsibilities as the Crown Princess. After the pictures of Hyo-rin and Shin have been revealed to the public, bad rumors of Shin and Chae-kyeong start to go around. Worried, the adults of the family gather to discuss a plan to stop them before they get any bigger. They decide to have the couple get into the bridal bed. Having no idea of the plan, Shin drinks some medicine that he was told is good for his body and Chae-kyeong gets all dressed up. Chae-kyeong sits in a room with her court ladies wondering what in the world is going on when she hears Shin coming into the room.
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| − | After hearing about the couple getting into bed together Yool runs over to see Chae-kyeong. She tells him that nothing happened between her and Shin, and he hugs her, relieved from the unthinkable thought of the two spending the night together. Shin sees this and gets very angry at Yool. Chae-kyeong's friends get angry at Hyo-rin for starting the rumors and start to criticize her. Chae-kyeong learns a secret about Hyo-rin and starts to feel uncomfortable. Someone leaves a picture inside the Crown Princess's room. Chae-kyeong is shocked when she sees it and disappears. Shin and Yool soon hear that she has disappeared and instantly go out looking for her.
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| − | After finding Chae-kyeong in the Myung-sun Dang, Shin takes her to a place where they can be alone, where they proceed to spill their hearts out and tell their true feelings towards each other.
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| − | The violence between Yool and Shin becomes known throughout the palace. Hwa-young tells the Empress that she is not going to stand by and watch stuff like this happen ever again, raising the conflict between her and the Empress. The Emperor calls Shin (his son) and harshly scolds him, causing Shin to rebel against him.
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| − | Despite all the malicious gossip about the Crown Prince and Princess they attend a public conference. When the reporters ask for a loving pose Shin displays his showmanship.
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| − | Meanwhile, the Empress Dowager senses the tense atmosphere of the palace and suggests that the whole royal family should have a meal together.
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| − | EPISODE 16
| + | ;Shin's friends |
| − | Shin and Chae-kyeong leave on a short honeymoon together. | + | *[[Choi Sung Joon]] as Kang In |
| − | Hyo-rin leaves on a trip to where she can find traces of Shin and her love. After getting the cold shoulder from Shin, Hyo-rin remembers what Hwa-young once told her and once again makes a firm determination not to give up.
| + | *[[Lee Yong Joo]] as Jang Kyung |
| − | Because of Hyo-rin, Shin and Chae-kyeong feel awkward again and Chae-kyeong starts to feel confused when Yool tells her to leave Shin so he can be with Hyo-rin.
| + | *[[Uhm Sung Mo]] as Ryu Hwan |
| − | The Empress finds out about Hwa-young's plans and starts to take action… Just then the Crown Prince's scandal gets known to the public and the palace goes into distress about the matter.
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| − | The Emperor calls Shin and begins seriously considering whether or not Shin is fit for being Crown Prince.
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| − | EPISODE 17
| + | ;Chae kyung's friends |
| − | Chae-kyeong gets angry at Shin for leaving the palace for a while without telling her where he was going. She asks him why he always keeps everything to himself and worries alone. Hearing this he suddenly hugs her and asks her to stay by his side even after he resigns from being Crown Prince. | + | *[[Jun Ji Ae]] as Lee Kang Hyun |
| − | Meanwhile, Hyo-rin, who has come to the palace at the Empress's request, receives an offer from the Empress to support her.
| + | *[[Lee Eun]] as Kim Soon Young |
| − | Yool asks the Emperor permission for the Crown Prince and Princess to accompany him on his vacation for his birthday party.
| + | *[[Dan Ji]]/[[Jang Mi Hee (1984)|Jang Mi Hee]] as Yoon Hee Soong |
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| − | EPISODE 18
| + | ;Palace |
| − | The criticisms of whether the Crown Prince is good enough or not keep rising; even the Emperor starts wondering if Yool is more fit for the spot.
| + | *[[Kim Hye Ja]] as the Queen Mother Park |
| − | Meanwhile, Hyo-rin discusses with Shin her education plans. Yool tells Chae-kyeong, who is feeling miserable at hearing that Hyo-rin and Shin had once promised to go abroad and study together, how he feels about her.
| + | *[[Yoon Yoo Sun]] as Queen Min |
| − | Shin's jealousy begins to boil when her sees the two together…
| + | *[[Park Chan Hwan]] as Emperor Lee Hyun |
| − | | + | *[[Lee Yoon Ji]] as Princess Hye Myung (Shin's sister) |
| − | EPISODE 19
| + | *[[Shim Hye Jin]] as [Hye Jung Goong] Lady Seo Hwa Young (Yul's mother) |
| − | Chae-kyeong gets confused about all the trouble she got into with Shin at Yool's birthday party. Watching her, Shin feels sorry and apologizes to her but she doesn't take his apology and instead their anger toward each other deepens.
| + | *[[Kim Sang Joong]] as [Crown Prince Hyo Yeol] Lee Soo (Yul's late father) |
| − | Chae-kyeong hears a rumor about her parents saying that they are profiting with the help of the palace. Hearing this she starts to feel the palace life more and more stuffy and choking. Shin senses her feelings and lets her get away from everything by having her go home for a night.
| + | *[[Choi Bool Am]] as Emperor Sungjo |
| − | The Empress finds out about it and scolds her for doing whatever she wants to do even though she is the princess. Chae-kyeong gets her feeling hurt and runs out of the palace.
| + | *[[Lee Ho Jae]] as the Head butler Gong |
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| − | EPISODE 20
| + | *[[Won Mi Won]] as Attendant Suh (Lee Yul's former nanny) |
| − | Because of an unexpected incident Chae-kyeong ends up in the middle of a rumor. She meets her greatest crisis after becoming Crown Princess and wanting to figure out a way to stop the rumors on her own she refuses help from Shin and Yool.
| + | *[[Yoon Hee Joo]] (윤희주) as Attendant #1 |
| − | Shin becomes angry at seeing Chae-kyeong worrying about how to fix her mistakes and orders the Myung Seong Dang to be repaired, but this just causes the Emperor, Hwa-young and Yool to get angrier and more frustrated.
| + | *[[Lee So Won]] as Attendant #3 |
| − | After seeing Shin isolate himself from the others of the palace, the Empress calls him to talk as mother and son. She tells him about what she wishes for him.
| + | ;Other people |
| − | After seeing Hyo-rin working towards of becoming her dream to become a ballerina, he thinks again of his dreams and what he really wants. He finds that his future includes Chae-kyeong and the Empress's wish and goes to the interview with a firm attitude.
| + | *[[Jang Mi Hee (1984)|Jang Mi Hee]] |
| − | | + | *[[Ryu Shi Hyun]] |
| − | EPISODE 21
| + | *[[Choi Soo Han]] |
| − | Shin barely manages to cover up for Chae-kyeong's surprise announcement.
| + | *[[Song Seung Yong]] |
| − | The adults of the royal family get very angry at Chae-kyeong's actions, which were not in line with the ordinary palace rules. Seeing this, Shin feels sad and angry at the same time.
| + | *[[Lee Yeon Doo]] |
| − | Because of the incident, the scandal of the crown princess blows up again and Hwa-young gets nervous so she decides to use Chae-kyeong as the scapegoat to protect her son. Chae-kyeong kneels in front of the Emperor to ask for his forgiveness and cries, and Shin just ignores her.
| + | *[[Lee Jong Rae]] |
| − | Because of the incident Shin's ability to be Emperor gets questioned and as this deepens Yool gains trust from the Emperor. In the middle of all this, however, Yool can't stand looking at Chae-kyeong having such a hard time and reveals his feelings in front of all the royal adults.
| + | *[[Kim Dong Suk (1966)|Kim Dong Suk]] |
| − | | + | *[[Yoon Yi Na (1988)|Yoon Yi Na]] |
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| − | Yool tries his best to keep faithful to his heart even if it means breaking the rules. Shin insists that rules and regulations are the strength that holds the palace together. Even though their ways of following them and carrying them out are different, the person they want to protect are the same.
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| − | Chae-kyeong also feels bad watching the people she loves and cares for getting hurt, while the reasons and reality also grow farther and farther apart.
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| − | Meanwhile, the Emperor worries about the behavior of Yool and the other royal family members. Shin goes to Hwa-young and warns her that if she does any more harm to Chae-kyeong that she is going to pay the price…but even with this warning her ambitions continue to grow…
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| − | Shin gets driven into a corner as an arson suspect. He insists that he is innocent but all the evidence leads back to him. Only Chae-kyeong believes him to be innocent and feels bad looking at his drooping shoulders. Shin, knowing that someone actually cares and loves him, doesn't feel lonely anymore and calmly handles the situation.
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| − | Yool senses that it was all part of his mother's plan and tells her to stop whatever she's planning on doing but she does not know how to stop or even control her ambitions. As more incidents happen the existence of the palace starts to get questioned by the people and in order to stop all the rumors the Emperor suggests that the crown princess should practice more self-discipline. Chae-kyeong also thinks that as crown princess she should do it for the palace and the people, so she agrees but…
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| − | Chae-kyeong wants to show Shin the world that she once lived in so the two go out together into the everyday world, not as the royal couple but as a normal couple and enjoy a day out away from the palace.
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| − | As the investigation of the arson incident furthers and the facts about it get revealed Shin gets more and more accused of being the cause of it. In the midst of all this Chae-kyeong and Shin's feelings towards each other grow even stronger and they fight together to get through this storm. The two already resemble each other regardless of Chae-kyeong having told him that she has studied hard to be fit for him.
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| − | The Emperor once said that "Apart from the truth of the incident, the person worthy of the imperial throne is the one who receives the love and honor of the people." Hwa-young smiles a smile of satisfaction and throws in her last card.
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| − | The Empress sees that Chae-kyeong has slowly started to show the qualities of a crown princess and for the first time they actually sit down and talk with each other. The Empress encourages her and gives her strength. With the warming concerns of her mother-in-law and a token of love from her husband, Chae-kyeong feels a responsibility to protect her new family and once again rises with a firm determination to protect them.
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| − | credits: http://goong.blogsome.com/category/episode/
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| − | ==TRIVIA==
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| − | The beginning of 2006 gave TV Stations quite the wake up call, especially the former 'Drama Kingdom', MBC: ratings were dominated by shows targeted at an older audience (Weekend, Daily Dramas), and Miniseries were slowly but surely losing ground and importance in the ratings war. The outcome of one of all time most popular Drama format probably could be seen right from the beginning, when 질투 (Jealousy) brought in the era of Trendy Dramas in 1992, focusing significantly less on storytelling and more concerned with 삼각관계 (love triangles) featuring pretty and famous stars. With 20 something viewers turning TV off entirely or exploring other entertainment venues (films, VOD, Cable or Satellite), the new paradigm of success for Miniseries has become target demographics, sort of like what happens in Hollywood. So the coming of 궁 (Princess Hours) is an interesting, if somewhat worrying trend.
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| − | Focusing its attention on the teenager market, using Park So-Hee's popular manhwa of the same name as its foundation, Princess Hours started as a 20 Episode 사전제작 (100% pre-broadcast shoot) production, but both because of various problems MBC experienced at the beginning of the year, which forced Eight Peaks to rush to an early January broadcast instead of the planned March one (which made the 100% pre-broadcast goal impossible), and the rising popularity of the show leading to 4 additional episodes building to a possible (now confirmed) Season 2, derailed the whole project.
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| − | The interesting thing is that Hwang In-Roi, a longtime assistant producer on TV who then moved to films and is now back to TV, wasn't supposed to be the PD here initially, only the Executive Producer. He always had a negative image of how TV Dramas developed over the years, after getting out ot the business when production methods started to change in the mid 90s. Hwang, who worked on classics on TV like 수사반장 (The Chief) and directed Chungmuro failures like 꽃을 든 남자 (A Man With Flowers), brought a new concept to the table, with his new production company Eight Peaks: first moving the focus from the stars (which is what gets you overseas contracts) back to the production, investing more money on sets and art direction than expensive big names with dubious acting talent; and then target intelligently a certain type of audience which will respond to the Drama, in this case the teen demographic, as the original manhwa was a big hit with that age group.
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| − | Actually at first they even thought about using famous actors, but Hwang was enraged at what he called a lack of co-operation from said stars (there was a rumour BoA was cast in this at the beginning, but it's just that. A rumour): essentially those stars weren't working for the good of the character, but pushing their own image or what their management wanted them to push. That of course brought a lot of advertisement into the Drama, but once Hwang announced he'd go with an all-new main cast, they almost all ran away scared. This is perhaps the major problem when it comes to pre-broadcast shoots: since you need to secure investment before the ratings are out (box office : Movies = ratings : Dramas), that often leads you to compromise the integrity of the project to give investors the terms they want to pump money into the Drama -- which might not be at Sageuk level, but touching the 5 Billion Won for a normal Miniseries is still quite expensive.
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| − | This wasn't the first time Hwang tried this approach, as he helped legendary Sanullim front man Kim Chang-Hwan make a debut in the acting world with the interesting (but flawed) 1994 omnibus drama 연애의 기초 (Love Formula), which he was planner for. And if you've ever seen Kim act, you know he looks born to be in this business (of course he and his brother were much more famous for their work in the music business). But now the problem was dealing with the youngsters he picked: Yoon Eun-Hye, former BabyV.O.X. member, who lost a lot of weight to look the part; Kim Jung-Hoon, former U.N. member -- who did debut in films last year, but if you've seen his first two films then you know why people were complaining; Joo Ji-Hoon, a former model with no acting experience, and finally Song Ji-Hyo, who debuted in 여우계단 (Wishing Stairs) and confirmed the good first impression with her role in 썸 (Some).
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| − | Song was the only one with a future in this business at the beginning, and after watching the show things haven't changed a bit, but since her role wasn't the focus of Princess Hours, then we were essentially dealing with three newcomers. And that's when people started complaining. In theory, Hwang's modus operandi was actually right: since big stars would carry an image with them, that'd work against their making the characters (high school students) feel fresh. Of course the rest of the cast was made of people who had the ability to save the day, like veterans Kim Hye-Ja, Shim Hye-Jin, Im Ye-Jin, Gang Nam-Gil and Park Chan-Hwan, but you know the deal, this is a Miniseries, and they'd only get to try and do some damage control.
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| − | But even if casting might have been a problem, the rest of production was top notch: In Eun-Ah, who was in the writing team for the lovely romcom 좋은 사람 있으면 소개시켜줘 (A Perfect Match) and even Jang Yoon-Hyun's 텔 미 썸딩 (Tell Me Something); Art Director Min Eon-Ok, who won awards for her excellent work in 혈의 누 (Blood Rain); Visual Supervisor Min Byung-Cheon, director of 유령 (Phantom: The Submarine) and 내츄럴 시티 (Natural City); music by indie group 두번째 달 (2nd Moon); food experts who worked on 대장금 (Dae Jang Geum) to give more colour to what was served in the Palace, and more. And that reaped fruits right from the beginning: this is one of the best looking Dramas of recent memory. It's not on par with 신돈 (Shin Don) and 주몽 (Jumong), but those are ultra-expensive Historical Dramas where production values are an essential part. Music is quite a few notches above your average Miniseries, and PD Hwang's assured direction makes this look more like a film than a Trendy Drama.
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| − | But above all that, the main item was the most creative thing: strip Historical Dramas (rarely watched by teenagers) of their more heavy-handed, complicated nuances (conflicts and political intrigue still remains, but it's like 5% of your usual Sageuk) and maintain their major possible appeal to this target demographic: their sumptuous sets, production values and that air of 'familiar unfamiliarity' which the Joseon setting always gives to Koreans. And, here's the key, bring all that to a modern setting. Yes, Princess Hours deals with a Korea still in the Joseon Dynasty, essentially, but also enjoying all the benefits of modern technology and pop culture (the cover of the manhwa which inspired this Drama has the Princess dressed with a traditional Hanbok and a mobile phone on hand). The first few episodes playfully work around this idea, that even though it's still everyday Korea with Lee Hyo-Ri, silly school fights and all the trips and traps of Korean teenagers, we're not dealing with a Republic.
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| − | This approach is important, not only because it brings young teenagers closer to their roots in a way that doesn't alienate them -- unlike, say, what Im Kwon-Taek did with 춘향 (Chunhyang). And, if things actually ended up as Hwang had promised before the show, Princess Hours could have bridged the gap between age demographics, as it brought Trendy Dramas closer to older viewers' world than the Andromeda satellite it appeared for all these years. As an avid Sageuk fan, I have to admit the first few episodes of this show were quite fascinating, and some of the best performances in a while from the veterans made it all the more interesting. Then, of course, problems started. MBC, hungry for anything resembling a ratings increase, stuck with the show a little too long, adding 4 unnecessary episodes which only ended up stretching a script that had already serious pacing problems.
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| − | And now they're even giving us a Season 2, as clearly they will never get tired of ratings between the 25 and 30%. This gap to fill, these extra 4 episodes made the show hard to stand, not only because the story was simply going nowhere (and, quite frankly, moving from the initial interesting premise to the usual Trendy Drama cliches, this time with a Palace setting), but also because the putrid acting of the main trio (especially an almost embarrassingly bland Kim Jung-Hoon) made things even worse. Nothing happening here has any impact, you can hardly care about the characters, and sometimes you'd wish some more focus was spent on the 'ancillary' characters: the best scenes of the show involve Chae-Kyung's interaction with her family, and the political intrigue surrounding the Royal Family's problematic past, with Kim Hye-Ja and Park Chan-Hwan in particularly splendid form.
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| − | What do you do when you're given more of a dish even though you're full? And, even worse, what will the makers of the second Season give us, with writer In Eun-Ah out of the picture, and a script which needs to be written from scratch (Season 2 won't have an original source this time)? Frankly, I just hope these are early (mis)steps in the slow but inevitable move to 'Seasonal' Dramas, because if this is more of what we'll get, then we'll be left with a Panorama full of shows written like Friends. That is, shoving uninteresting characters in uninteresting situations down people's throat for years, hoping they won't notice there's something better to watch. As a concept, Princess Hours was brilliant. What we got at the end, a little less. Time to reflect on those mistakes, and come back with something better next Season. Because those Princess 'Hours' felt like decades to me...
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| − | http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/006414.html
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| − | ==Cast==
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| − | *[[Yoon Eun Hye]] as Shin Chae-gyung | |
| − | *[[Joo Ji Hoon]] as Lee Shin | |
| − | *[[Kim Jeong Hoon]] as Lee Yul | |
| − | *[[Sung Ji Hyo]] as Min Hyo-rin | |
| − | *[[Choi Sung Joon]] as Kang In (Shin's friend who secretly likes Hyo-rin) | |
| − | *[[Lee Yong Joo]] as Jang Kyung (Shin's friend who likes Kang Hyun) | |
| − | *[[Uhm Sung Mo]] as Ryu Wan (Shin's friend who's filming every moment) | |
| − | *[[Jun Ji Ae]] as Lee Kang-hyun (Chae-kyung's friend with the glasses) | |
| − | *[[Lee Eun]] as Kim Soon-young (Chae-kyung's friend) | |
| − | *[[Dan Ji]] as Yoon Hee-soong (Chae-kyung's friend) | |
| − | *[[Kang Nam Gil]] as Chae Kyung's father | |
| − | *[[Im Ye Jin]] as Chae Kyung's mother | |
| − | *[[Kim Suk]] as Shin Chae-joon (Chae-kyung's brother) | |
| − | *[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/gung/cast/index.html more] | |
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| | ==Production Credits== | | ==Production Credits== |
| − | *'''Original work:''' [[Wikipedia:Manhwa|Manhwa]] 「궁」 by [[Wikipedia:ko:박소희|Park So-hee]] (박소희)
| + | *'''Production Company:''' [http://www.group8.co.kr/en/ Eight Peaks] |
| − | *'''Production Company:''' [http://www.eightpeaks.com Eight Peaks] (애이트픽스) | |
| | *'''Director:''' [[Hwang In Roe]] | | *'''Director:''' [[Hwang In Roe]] |
| − | *'''Writer:''' [[In Eun Ah]] | + | *'''Original work:''' [[Wikipedia:Manhwa|Manhwa]] 「궁」 by [[Wikipedia:ko:박소희|Park So-hee]] |
| | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[In Eun Ah]] |
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| | ==Episode Ratings== | | ==Episode Ratings== |
| − | {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" | + | {| class="ratingtable" |
| − | ! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | date | + | ! Date !! Episode !! Nationwide !! Seoul Area |
| − | ! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | episode | + | |- |
| − | ! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | nationwide | + | | 2006-01-11 || 1 || 16.2 (5th) || 16.6 (5th) |
| − | ! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | seoul area | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-01-12 || 2 || 16.0 (6th) || 16.5 (7th) |
| − | | 2006-01-11 || ep. 1 || 16.2% (5th) || 16.6% (5th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-01-18 || 3 || 14.3 (9th) || 14.3 (8th) |
| − | | 2006-01-12 || ep. 2 || 16.0% (6th) || 16.5% (7th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-01-19 || 4 || 15.1 (9th) || 15.3 (8th) |
| − | | 2006-01-18 || ep. 3 || 14.3% (9th) || 14.3% (8th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-01-25 || 5 || 19.7 (5th) || 20.5 (4th) |
| − | | 2006-01-19 || ep. 4 || 15.1% (9th) || 15.3% (8th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-01-26 || 6 || 16.5 (8th) || 16.5 (7th) |
| − | | 2006-01-25 || ep. 5 || 19.7% (5th) || 20.5% (4th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-01 || 7 || 13.7 (11th) || 14.0 (10th) |
| − | | 2006-01-26 || ep. 6 || 16.5% (8th) || 16.5% (7th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-02 || 8 || 18.6 (6th) || 19.1 (6th) |
| − | | 2006-02-01 || ep. 7 || 13.7% (11th) || 14.0% (10th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-08 || 9 || 24.0 (2nd) || 25.2 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-02 || ep. 8 || 18.6% (6th) || 19.1% (6th) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-09 || 10 || 25.2 (2nd) || 26.3 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-08 || ep. 9 || 24.0% (2nd) || 25.2% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-15 || 11 || 24.5 (2nd) || 25.7 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-09 || ep. 10 || 25.2% (2nd) || 26.3% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-16 || 12 || 25.6 (2nd) || 27.2 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-15 || ep. 11 || 24.5% (2nd) || 25.7% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-22 || 13 || 25.0 (2nd) || 25.8 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-16 || ep. 12 || 25.6% (2nd) || 27.2% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-02-23 || 14 || 26.7 (2nd) || 28.4 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-22 || ep. 13 || 25.0% (2nd) || 25.8% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-02 || 15 || 27.9 (2nd) || 28.8 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-02-23 || ep. 14 || 26.7% (2nd) || 28.4% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-02 || 16 || 24.3 (3rd) || 25.0 (3rd) |
| − | | 2006-03-02 || ep. 15 || 27.9% (2nd) || 28.8% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-08 || 17 || 25.8 (2nd) || 26.1 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-02 || ep. 16 || 24.3% (3rd) || 25.0% (3rd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-09 || 18 || 26.6 (2nd) || 27.1 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-08 || ep. 17 || 25.8% (2nd) || 26.1% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-15 || 19 || 27.0 (2nd) || 27.3 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-09 || ep. 18 || 26.6% (2nd) || 27.1% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-16 || 20 || 27.1 (2nd) || 26.9 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-15 || ep. 19 || 27.0% (2nd) || 27.3% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-22 || 21 || 24.6 (2nd) || 25.2 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-16 || ep. 20 || 27.1% (2nd) || 26.9% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-23 || 22 || 24.4 (2nd) || 25.5 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-22 || ep. 21 || 24.6% (2nd) || 25.2% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-29 || 23 || 25.4 (2nd) || 26.9 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-23 || ep. 22 || 24.4% (2nd) || 25.5% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | | 2006-03-30 || 24 || 28.3 (2nd) || 28.8 (2nd) |
| − | | 2006-03-29 || ep. 23 || 25.4% (2nd) || 26.9% (2nd) | + | |- |
| − | |- align=center | + | ! colspan=2 | Average || 22.6% || 23.2% |
| − | | 2006-03-30 || ep. 24 || 28.3% (2nd) || 28.8% (2nd) | |
| − | |- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;" | |
| − | ! colspan=2 | average || 22.6% || 23.2% | |
| | |} | | |} |
| − | Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr/ TNS Media Korea] | + | Source: [http://www.tnms.tv/ TNS Media Korea] |
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| − | ==SONGS==
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| − | '''sarang een gah yo'''
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| − | uhn jeh yuht duhn guhn jee gee uhk nah jeen ah nah
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| − | jah kkoon nae muh ree gah nuh roh uh jee ruhp duhn shee jahk
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| − | hahn doo buhn ssheek dduh oh reu duhn saeng gahk
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| − | jah kkoo neul uh gah suh joh geum dang hwang seu ruh oon ee mah eum
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| − | byuhl eel ee ah neel soo eet dah goh
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| − | sah soh hahn mah eum ee rah goh
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| − | nae gah neh geh jah koo (neh geh jah koo)
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| − | mahl eul hah neun geh uh saek hahn guhl
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| − | sarang een gah yo geu dae nah wah gaht dah myuhn shee jahk een gah yo
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| − | mahm ee jah koo geu dael sarang hahn dae yo
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| − | ohn seh sang ee deud doh rohk soh ree chee neh yo
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| − | wae ee jeh yah deul lee jyoh~ OOH~
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| − | suh rohl mahn nah gee wee hae ee jeh yah sarang chah jaht dah goh
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| − | jee geum nae mah eum eul suhl myung hah ryuh hae doh
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| − | nee gah nae gah dweh uh mahm eul neu kkee neun bang buhp ppoong een deh
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| − | ee mee nahn nee ahn eh eet neun guhl
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| − | nae ahn eh nee gah eet deu shee
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| − | oo reen suh roh eh geh (suh roh eh geh)
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| − | ee mee geel deul yuh jeen jee mohl lah
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| − | sarang een gah yo geu dae nah wah gaht dah myuhn shee jahk een gah yo
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| − | mahm ee jah koo geu dael sarang hahn dae yo
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| − | ohn seh sang ee deud doh rohk soh ree chee neh yo
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| − | wae ee jeh yah deul lee jyoh~ OOH~
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| − | suh rohl mahn nah gee wee hae ee jeh yah sarang chah jaht dah goh
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| − | saeng gahk hae boh myuhn (saeng gahk hae boh myuhn) mah neun soon gahn sohk eh (sohk eh)
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| − | uhl mah nah mah neun (YEAH~) suhl leh eem ee ssuht neun jee
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| − | joh geum neu jeun geu mahn keum nahn duh jahl hae jool kkeh yo..
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| − | hahm kkeh hahl kkeh yo choo uhk ee dwehl gee uhk mahn suhl mool hahl kkeh yo
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| − | dah sheen nae gyuh teh suh dduh nah jee mah yo
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| − | jjahl beun soon gahn joh chah doh bool ahn hahn guhl yo
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| − | nae geh muh mool luh jwuh yo~ OOH~
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| − | geu dael ee ruh geh mah nee (geu toh rohk mah nee)
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| − | sarang hah goh ee ssuh yo (geu dae yuh yah mahn) ee mee~
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| − | '''
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| − | perhaps love'''
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| − | I don't know when it all started
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| − | When my head became dizzy with thoughts of you
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| − | These thoughts would often pop up in my mind
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| − | I feel anxious as my heart expands towards you
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| − | It's nothing.. it's just a little thing
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| − | Your words are awkward to me
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| − | Is it love? If you feel the same way, is it a beginning?
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| − | My heart keeps saying it loves you
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| − | It screams out for the whole world to hear
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| − | Why has it taken so long for me to hear it~?
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| − | We've finally met.. finally found love
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| − | If I wanted to show you how I feel
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| − | The only way would be for you to become me
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| − | I'm already inside of you
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| − | Just like you're inside of me
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| − | To each other [to each other]
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| − | We may already be too accustomed
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| − | Is it love? If you feel the same way, is it a beginning?
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| − | My heart keeps saying it loves you
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| − | It screams out for the whole world to hear
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| − | Why has it taken so long for me to hear it~?
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| − | We've finally met.. finally found love
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| − | When I think about it [when I think about it]
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| − | I realize how many moments there were when my heart trembled
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| − | I'll try as harder as I was late in realizing my feelings
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| − | I'll be with you, I'll only give you fond memories
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| − | Please don't ever leave me again
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| − | Even the shortest moments without you make me uneasy
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| − | Please stay by me~
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| − | I already love you so much (you're the only one)
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| − | ***********************************************************************
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| − | '''Aeng Moo Sae'''
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| − | tto eojecheoreom dasi geuripseumnida
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| − | bogo sipeun mam juljido annneunji
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| − | jakkuman geudaega tteooreumnida……
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| − | hearyeobolsurok deo nunmul namnida
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| − | humchyeonaebwado heureuneun nunmure
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| − | gieogi tto dareun gieogeuro beonjyeo apeuge nal ullimnida……
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| − | badeun geotman isseoseo naegen huhoeppuninde
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| − | jun ge eomneun nal geudaen tto ijeulkka geobina……
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| − | saranghamnida nan…… nan saranghamnida
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| − | geudaeege baeun manko manheun maldeul junge
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| − | i mal hana ipbeoreutcheoreom na
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| − | jungeolgeorimnida……honja babocheoreom
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| − | mianhamnida cham…… cham mianhamnida
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| − | dwineujeun i malkkaji mianhajiman
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| − | yeomchieopsi geudael gidarimnida
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| − | haengyeo naeireun doraolkka ……
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| − | *geudaeran saejangi bijopgin haesseodo
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| − | johassseumnida haengbokhaessseumnida
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| − | ibyeoreul mollatdeon yeongwoneul mideotdeon geu nallo na kkumerado……
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| − | doragal su itdamyeon nae maeumeul moaseo
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| − | nae gaseumeul deoreoseo da geudael jul tende……
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| − | saranghamnida nan….. nan saranghamnida
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| − | geudaeege baeun manko manheun maldeul junge
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| − | i mal hana ipbeoreutcheoreom na
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| − | jungeolgeorimnida……honja babocheoreom
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| − | mianhamnida cham… cham mianhamnida
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| − | dwineujeun i malkkaji mianhajiman
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| − | yeomchieopsi geudael gidarimnida
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| − | haengyeo naeireun doraolkka……
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| − | i maeum……
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| − | kkeutnae geudaen molla ol su eopseodo
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| − | geudaega byeonhae deoneun nan anirado
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| − | bulleobogo dasi bulleobomnida
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| − | aengmusaecheoreom geudae ireum……
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| − | geudae sarangman…… ireoke……
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| − | ***********************************************************************
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| − | '''Dangshineun Nanuen Pahboh Imnida'''
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| − | Nahn pahboyuhsuhtjyo. Negah pahbohyuhsuhtjyo.
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| − | Hoohwehaedoh nujutjyo aljyo dohrikil soon uhpjyo
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| − | Keudael bohl soo uhpsuhyo nadoh algoh issuhyo
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| − | Naegah jungmal jalmohthaesuhyo jungmahl mianhaeyo
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| − | *Keuddaen yaegihaji mohthaetjyo nuhmoo uhrisuhguhtjyo
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| − | Ijae wasuh iruhkae aetaeOomyuh nan yongsuhreul piruhyo
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| − | ***Dangshineun naneun pahboh imnida
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| − | Jahjohnshim Ddaemoonae
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| − | Soolgwa Sseun dahmpaeyuhngiroh manggahjigoh ihtjyo
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| − | Dangshineun naneun pahboh imnida
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| − | Ahjihk saranghagi-ae haroo jongil pungpung oolgohmksihtjyo
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| − | Keudaedoh nahdoh mohdoo pahbohchuhrum
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| − | Keuruhji marayo dahshi saenggkkhebwayo
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| − | Oori uhDduhke yuhgikaji himdeulgae wahtneundae
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| − | *KeuDdaen yaegihaji mohthaetjyo nuhmoo uhrisuhguhtjyo
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| − | Ijae wahsuh iruhgae aetaeOomyuh nan yongsuhreul piruhyo
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| − | Ahjihk saranghagi-ae haroo johngil puhngpuhng oolgohmahn ihtjyo
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| − | ==ARTICLE ABOUT YOON EUN HYE==
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| − | Online Star Focus Jun 06, 2006,
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| − | Yoon Eun-hye
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| − | She's the gem that puts a smile on audience's faces with her role in the hit TV drama, ¡°Goong¡±, or ¡°Princess Hours¡± - actress YOON EUN-HYE!
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| − | From singer to actress, she's been at the center of attention and deemed one of the hottest stars of 2006. STAR FOCUS got Yoon Eun-hye for a little one-on-one.
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| − | We sat down with her during a commercial shoot for a green tea beverage. Yoon's schedule has been CRAZY hectic, but she was happy to meet with us!
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| − | With her soaring popularity as a budding actress, Yoon Eun-hye is swamped with daily casting calls for commercials. She takes this one in-stride - a vivacious young lady, full of bouncy cheer, a bit simliar to her character in ¡°Princess Hours¡±!
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| − | From hit comic book series, to the small screen - the adaptation of ¡°Princess Hours¡±! It's a fictitious tale of Korea as a constitutional monarchy, with a royal family. Yoon is an ordinary high-school girl who ends up marrying the royal prince. For first-time actress Yoon Eun-hye, the response has been pleasantly shocking.
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| − | But the truth is that Yoon Eun-hye wasn't welcome in the acting arena at first. People were surprised to hear that such a rookie would be taking the lead in an upcoming drama; A rookie who used to be a singer and had no formal acting training. But she showed them how it could be done! Yoon Eun-hye played her character PERFECTLY and made sparks fly with co-star, Joo Ji-hoon. So, how is it that she dug-out such a hidden talent?
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| − | In 1999, a five-member girl group blasted into K-pop. They were Baby VOX and that was Yoon Eun-hye's debut into stardom.
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| − | They cranked out hit after hit, and basked in the limelight. Not many people realize how popular Baby VOX actually was - They were one of the first to promote overseas, forerunners of the Korean Wave.
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| − | (Successful in music and acting, which was HER personal favorite?)
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| − | Yoon is already a 8-year veteran celebrity. Music, drama, and soon enough, we'll see her on the silver screen, with the movie, ¡°Escaping Charisma¡±.
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| − | This bright-eyed star is also wanted for her spunk in many variety programs, as well as commercials.
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| − | She's shown us different sides to her personality in a couple ads, but there's still more she wants to try out.
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| − | Quiet and lady-like? There was none of that here today!
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| − | The production team wanted upbeat, bouncy, cute! And that's what they got. She gave us the highlight with her special "happy-dance."
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| − | Another reason she was so loveable - her easy-going spirit.
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| − | Glowing praise for her performance in ¡°Princess Hours¡±! Yoon Eun-hye has adjusted extremely well into the world of acting.
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| − | One step at a time, we hope she'll continue bringing us more of the best.
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| − | CREDITS: http://www.arirang.co.kr/TV/Show_Biz_Online.asp?Page=21&PROG_CODE=TVCR0112
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| − | ==INTERVIEW WITH JOO JI HOON==
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| − | Writer admin Update : 2006-04-03 Hit : 1542
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| − | Title An interview of Joo Ji-hoon from < Princess Hours >
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| − | Content There are a lot of modern TV dramas, however this is the first one whose setting is modern-day Korea as a constitutional monarchy. Strangely enough, tradition and modernity are in harmony in this story. A lot of attention is given to Prince Shin in the Story.
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| − | The 2314(0.57acre) set in Osan cost 1.5 billion won to build. What does it look like?
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| − | Prince Shin's room is filled with a high-tech home theater and an old movie projector, which represent his fascination with movies.
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| − | An interview with Prince Shin, Joo Ji Hoon
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| − | - Have you been to a fortune teller this year?
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| − | I don't like to go to fortune tellers, however I do think that everything will go well this year.
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| − | The drama "Princess Hours" starts well, and I will try my best with my first role. Recently I have been more stressed, but I believe a person's destiny is based on their effort.
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| − | - What has been the reaction to your role so far?
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| − | The comments are 50 - 50. I thank those who are supporting me with their kind thoughts. But I also thank the other half for being honest about my performance.
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| − | - What are the difficulties in playing the role?
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| − | Many scenes are not that easy for me, especially the ones where I need to express extreme changes in emotions. It is difficult for me as a young actor to express opposite emotion in a short period of time. Also I feel a lack of skill when I have to hit or while being hit. When I am hitting or being hit by others, I am not satisfied with my performance. I have heard that there are special schools that can help me with this part of my acting. I think I will continue to try to make this part of my acting more life-like.
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| − | - You were a model. Are there any strengths or weakness in going from being a model to an actor?
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| − | Still shots and video are definitely different. With 3 years of modeling experience I feel confident in a still photo. I think I am too used to radiating a feeling in still shots so I feel like robot in front of the movie camera. I realize that acting in a natural way is much more difficult than just being myself without a camera.
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| − | Of course others before have made similar changes. Audiences prefer to be satisfied in a visual way, thus actors and actresses that were previously models are increasingly popular. It is a mixture of fashion and broadcasting. I would like to encourage models who have the talent and desire to take a shot at acting.
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| − | - Did you have any difficulties because of your height?
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| − | Handyman was my nickname in high school. Because of my height, I was very recognizable to every teacher and student. I was 6'1'' tall at 22 years old and now I am 6'2'' tall. I stretch every morning, afternoon and night. It is easy and indeed it works. If you have a problem with your height, try that.
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| − | - Do you like Prince Shin dolls?
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| − | I like to pick up the dolls in vending machines. My odds of success are pretty high as I spent so much money on those machines when I was in school. With 1000 won there are 3 chances and I can normally pick up 7 to 8 dolls. I like to play Prince Shin as he and I have several similarities.
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| − | - What do you think about the idea of a marriage of convenience?
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| − | I don't like a marriage for any purpose other than true love. Also I don¡¯t like too many differences between couples. I haven't had a girlfriend for 3 years and I hope my new girlfriend will be similar to me.
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| − | - Do you work well together with Yun Eun-hye?
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| − | Both of us are in the learning stage right now therefore we are getting better with each scene. As time goes by, Yun Eun-hye is really becoming 'Chea-kyung' while I become Prince Shin. She used to have the image of a singer from 'Babybox' however now she has her own image. I didn't know it before but she has a great complexion
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| − | - How does your personality compare to Prince Shin's?
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| − | Everyone has different sides to their personality. I am very outgoing when I am with others however I don't like to go out once I get home. Also I like to listen to music and read books. Personally I believe that everyone needs to have their own space so they can enjoy time on their own. I am pretty much similar with Prince Shin's character at the beginning of the drama. He is extroverted when outside but not when at home. However he slowly opens his heart to 'Chae-kyung' at the end of the drama. It is great to see how Prince Shin becomes a real 18 year-old boy.
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| − | - How did your parents react when you decided to become an actor?
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| − | I have a very big family; 8 people including my grandparents, therefore they are very conservative. However when I decided to change my career from modeling to acting nobody said anything about it. Indeed, my parents liked it when I got into university with an acting major. Even though they never say anything, I know they love that I¡¯m on a TV drama, as one day my mother brought a stack of papers to me to put my signature on.
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| − | - Do you have a role model among other actors?
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| − | Every actor has his own style. I like to watch movies to study the actors when I have spare time, but instead of picking several actors to follow, I want to learn from all the actors I can. Before I started acting, Jung Woo-sung was my favorite, as we are from the same generation. I want to be an actor that someday somebody else wants to follow.
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| − | This interview took place on the set, with Ji-hoon sporting a nice smile throughout. He seemed so quiet at first, however he is a very smooth talker. His deep love of acting was very noticeable throughout the interview. Let¡¯s look forward to seeing more of him on the screen.
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| − | * Joo Ji-hoon Profile | + | ==Recognitions== |
| − | Name: Joo Ji-hoon (Real name: Joo Young-hoon)
| + | *'''1st Seoul Drama Awards:''' Best Art Director |
| − | Birthday: 16th May 1982
| + | *'''2006 MBC Drama Awards:''' Best New Actor Award ([[Joo Ji Hoon]]) |
| − | Body type: 187cm , 68kg
| + | *'''2006 MBC Drama Awards:''' Best New Actress Award ([[Yoon Eun Hye]]) |
| − | Education: Acting major in Kyung Ki University
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| − | Hobby: Computer game
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| − | Experience: 2002 Fashion Show- S.F.A.A Seoul Collection By Hong Seung-wan
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| − | 2003 Fashion Show- S.F.A.A Seoul Collection By Hong Seung-wan, Jung Wook-jun
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| − | Prize: 2005 Model part in Fashion Night
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| − | Previous role: CF 'cyworld', 'Seal online game'
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| − | CREDITS: http://content.mbc.co.kr/e_mbc/biz_news_read.asp?page=1&idx=57
| + | ==Trivia== |
| | + | *Goong is based on the same titled manhwa by [[Wikipedia:ko:박소희|Park So Hee]]. |
| | + | *The production company Eight Peaks stated in 2007 their wish to make a sequel. But due to management conflicts and the resulting withdrawal of the main cast this is unlikely to be happen. |
| | + | *The spin-off series [[Goong S]] was produced by a separate production company, [http://www.group8tv.com Group Eight], and is not an official sequel. Both, cast and storyline are different. |
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| | ==External Links== | | ==External Links== |
| | *[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/gung_teaser/ Official Website] | | *[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/gung_teaser/ Official Website] |
| − | *[http://content.mbc.co.kr/e_mbc/drama.asp?idx=201 MBC Global Media] | + | *[http://content.mbc.co.kr/english/drama/06/1670466_25448.html MBC Global Media] |
| − | *[http://koreanmovies.free.fr/ Korean-Manwha] | + | *[[Wikipedia:Princess Hours|English Wikipedia]] |
| − | *[http://www.koreanwiz.org/at/drama-palace.html KoreanWiz] | + | *[http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_20760.htm Discussion] and [http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_44571.htm DVD Review] at D-Addicts forum |
| − | *[http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20760 Discussion at D-Addicts forum]
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| − | *[http://www.hancinema.net/korean_drama_Princess_Hours.php Picture Source]
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| − | *[http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/culture/200603/kt2006030822063811690.htm Article: ''Thinking Out of the Box Proves a Success for Hit Drama'' (The Korea Times, 2006-03-08)]
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| | *[http://www.koreacontent.org/weben/inmarket/Ns_knews_view.jsp?news_seq=25328 Article: ''MBC drama 'Palace' may set a new record among drama exports'' (KOCCA, 2006-03-03)] | | *[http://www.koreacontent.org/weben/inmarket/Ns_knews_view.jsp?news_seq=25328 Article: ''MBC drama 'Palace' may set a new record among drama exports'' (KOCCA, 2006-03-03)] |
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