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==Detail== | ==Detail== | ||
| − | *'''Title:''' 눈꽃 | + | *'''Title:''' 눈꽃 |
| − | *'''Also known as:''' Snow Flakes | + | *'''Also known as:''' Snow Flower / Snow Flakes |
| − | *'''Genre:''' Romance | + | *'''Genre:''' Romance, Drama |
| − | *'''Episodes:''' | + | *'''Episodes:''' 16 |
*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | *'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Nov-20 to 2007- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Nov-20 to 2007-Jan-09 |
| − | *'''Air time:''' Monday & Tuesday 21:55 | + | *'''Air time:''' [[List of Dramas aired in Korea by SBS#MonTueNight|Monday & Tuesday 21:55]] |
| + | *'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Snow Flower OST]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | + | When she was young, Yoo Da Mi was forced to move in with her grandmother. Unknowingly, it was then when her father disappeared from her life, and since then, she had always thought that her father was dead. As time wore on, her mother became one of the country's best-selling authors, but due to this, she had never found the time to be with her daughter. Suddenly, one day, Da Mi accidentally intercepts a phone call from her father and realizes that her mother has lied to her about her father's whereabouts. Angry, Da Mi decides to infuriate her mother by deciding to not to attend university and chooses to become an actress instead. Surprisingly, the first film she stars in is based on one of her mother's novels. Meanwhile, Ha Yeong Chan – her boss's step-brother – is a friend who secretly loves Da Mi though gets turned away by her. | |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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| + | [[File:Snowflakescast.jpg|thumb|200px|Snow Flower, the main cast]] | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Go Ah Ra]] | + | *[[Go Ah Ra]] as '''Yoo Da Mi''' |
| − | *[[Kim Ki Bum]] | + | **[[Yoon Jung Eun]] as Da Mi (child) |
| − | *[[Kim Hee Ae]] | + | *[[Kim Ki Bum]] as '''Ha Yeong Chan''' |
| − | *[[Lee Jae Ryong]] | + | *[[Kim Hee Ae]] as '''Lee Kang Ae''' |
| + | *[[Lee Jae Ryong]] as '''Yoo Keon Hee''' | ||
| + | *[[Lee Chan]] as '''Ha In Chan''' (Yeong Chan's brother) | ||
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| + | '''Extended cast:''' | ||
| + | *[[Kim Sung Joon]] as Park Dong Woo (Kang Ae's boyfriend) | ||
| + | *[[Ahn Jae Hwan]] as Min Ji Sup (Kang Ae's doctor friend) | ||
| + | *[[Kim Young Ok]] as Kang Ae's mother | ||
| + | *[[Kim Bo Yun]] as Choi Jung Sun (Lee Kang Ae's business assistant) | ||
| + | *[[Song Suk Ho]] as Lee Man Ho (Jung Sun's husband) | ||
| + | *[[Hwang Geum Hee]] as Lee Shin Ae (Jung Sun and Man Ho's eldest daughter) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Gun Joo (1981)|Lee Gun Joo]] as Lee Shin Beom (Jung Sun and Man Ho's son) | ||
| + | *[[Ha Ya Ma]] (하야마) as Sa Kae (Yoo Keon Hee's Japanese wife) | ||
| + | *[[Ho Shi No]] (후시노) as Yoo Ka (Yoo Keon Hee's Japanese daughter) | ||
| + | *[[Kim Min Chae]] as Choi Jung Ja | ||
| + | *[[Park Ga Ryung]] as Da Mi's friend | ||
| + | *[[Kim Ha Yoon]] as Oh Hee Jin | ||
| + | *[[Shin Kwi Sik]] | ||
| + | *[[Song Seung Yong]] | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Production Company:''' SanHwa | *'''Production Company:''' SanHwa | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Director:''' [[Lee Jong Soo (PD)|Lee Jong Soo]] |
| + | *'''Original writing:''' [[Kim Soo Hyun (writer)|Kim Soo Hyun]] | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Park Jin Woo (writer)|Park Jin Woo]] | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | *This drama is based on a novel that was once cinematized in 1991 and actresses [[Yoon | + | *This drama is based on a novel by [[Kim Soo Hyun (writer)|Kim Soo Hyun]] that was once cinematized in 1991 and actresses [[Yoon Jung Hee]] and [[Lee Mi Yeon]] played the leads. |
| + | *The first choices for [[Kim Ki Bum]]'s role were [[Max|Max Chang Min]] and [[Park Jin Woo]]. | ||
| + | *Intentionally, the drama was supposed to last must longer, but due to gossip scandals surrounding one of the cast members, [[Lee Chan]], it was decided to cut it shorter. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/snowflower/ Official site] | ||
*[http://english.kbs.co.kr/entertainment/news/1401583_11858.html KBS Global News] | *[http://english.kbs.co.kr/entertainment/news/1401583_11858.html KBS Global News] | ||
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| + | {{DramaRing|SBS|Monday & Tuesday 21:55|[[Common Single]]|[[The Person I Love]]}} | ||
[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2006]] [[Category:SBS]] | [[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2006]] [[Category:SBS]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 8 August 2019
- For a drama with the same korean title (눈꽃), see Snowflakes
Contents
Detail
- Title: 눈꽃
- Also known as: Snow Flower / Snow Flakes
- Genre: Romance, Drama
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2006-Nov-20 to 2007-Jan-09
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
- Original Soundtrack: Snow Flower OST
Synopsis
When she was young, Yoo Da Mi was forced to move in with her grandmother. Unknowingly, it was then when her father disappeared from her life, and since then, she had always thought that her father was dead. As time wore on, her mother became one of the country's best-selling authors, but due to this, she had never found the time to be with her daughter. Suddenly, one day, Da Mi accidentally intercepts a phone call from her father and realizes that her mother has lied to her about her father's whereabouts. Angry, Da Mi decides to infuriate her mother by deciding to not to attend university and chooses to become an actress instead. Surprisingly, the first film she stars in is based on one of her mother's novels. Meanwhile, Ha Yeong Chan – her boss's step-brother – is a friend who secretly loves Da Mi though gets turned away by her.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Go Ah Ra as Yoo Da Mi
- Yoon Jung Eun as Da Mi (child)
- Kim Ki Bum as Ha Yeong Chan
- Kim Hee Ae as Lee Kang Ae
- Lee Jae Ryong as Yoo Keon Hee
- Lee Chan as Ha In Chan (Yeong Chan's brother)
Extended cast:
- Kim Sung Joon as Park Dong Woo (Kang Ae's boyfriend)
- Ahn Jae Hwan as Min Ji Sup (Kang Ae's doctor friend)
- Kim Young Ok as Kang Ae's mother
- Kim Bo Yun as Choi Jung Sun (Lee Kang Ae's business assistant)
- Song Suk Ho as Lee Man Ho (Jung Sun's husband)
- Hwang Geum Hee as Lee Shin Ae (Jung Sun and Man Ho's eldest daughter)
- Lee Gun Joo as Lee Shin Beom (Jung Sun and Man Ho's son)
- Ha Ya Ma (하야마) as Sa Kae (Yoo Keon Hee's Japanese wife)
- Ho Shi No (후시노) as Yoo Ka (Yoo Keon Hee's Japanese daughter)
- Kim Min Chae as Choi Jung Ja
- Park Ga Ryung as Da Mi's friend
- Kim Ha Yoon as Oh Hee Jin
- Shin Kwi Sik
- Song Seung Yong
Production Credits
- Production Company: SanHwa
- Director: Lee Jong Soo
- Original writing: Kim Soo Hyun
- Screenwriter: Park Jin Woo
Trivia
- This drama is based on a novel by Kim Soo Hyun that was once cinematized in 1991 and actresses Yoon Jung Hee and Lee Mi Yeon played the leads.
- The first choices for Kim Ki Bum's role were Max Chang Min and Park Jin Woo.
- Intentionally, the drama was supposed to last must longer, but due to gossip scandals surrounding one of the cast members, Lee Chan, it was decided to cut it shorter.
External Links