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Jang Gil San was a legendary hero, born to a runaway slave and raised by entertainers, who dreamt of a nation for the common people. This drama is the third in a series by SBS featuring chilvarous thieves, following [[Im Kkeok Jung]] and [[Hong Gil Dong (1998)|Hong Gil Dong]]. | Jang Gil San was a legendary hero, born to a runaway slave and raised by entertainers, who dreamt of a nation for the common people. This drama is the third in a series by SBS featuring chilvarous thieves, following [[Im Kkeok Jung]] and [[Hong Gil Dong (1998)|Hong Gil Dong]]. | ||
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*[[Kim Myung Jae]] (김명재) | *[[Kim Myung Jae]] (김명재) | ||
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*[[Lee Min Ho (1993)|Lee Min Ho]] | *[[Lee Min Ho (1993)|Lee Min Ho]] | ||
*[[Kim Hee Jung (1992)|Kim Hee Jung]] | *[[Kim Hee Jung (1992)|Kim Hee Jung]] | ||
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*[[Goo Jung Rim]] | *[[Goo Jung Rim]] | ||
*[[Ahn Jae Mo]] | *[[Ahn Jae Mo]] | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:37, 14 June 2022
Details
- Title: 장길산 / Jang Gil San
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 50
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2004-May-17 to 2004-Nov-16
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Synopsis
Jang Gil San was a legendary hero, born to a runaway slave and raised by entertainers, who dreamt of a nation for the common people. This drama is the third in a series by SBS featuring chilvarous thieves, following Im Kkeok Jung and Hong Gil Dong.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Yoo Oh Sung as Jang Gil San
- Kim Suk as young Gil San
- Han Go Eun as Myo Ok
- Kim Young Ho as Park Dae Geun
- Jung Joon Ha as Lee Gab Song
- Ryu Jong Won as young Lee Gab Song
- Yang Mi Ra as Bong Soon (Gil San's wife)
- Shim Eun Kyung as young Bong Soon
- Choi Jae Sung as Jang Chung (Gil San's stepfather)
- Lee Jong Soo as Ma Gam Dong
- Park Joon Gyu as Choi Hyung Gi
- Choi Chul Ho as Woo Dae Yong
- Park Hyo Joon as Kang Sun Heung
- Kim Dong Hyun as Choi Heung Bok
- Jung Sang Hoon as Kang Mal Deuk
- Kim Byung Se as Kim Gi
- Lee Duk Hee as Ahn Moo Dang
- Jung Eun Pyo as Go Dal Geun
- Ryu Soo Young as Lee Ji Yong
- Oh Seung Yoon as young Ji Yong
- Jung So Young Lee Bo Hyun
- Lee Ja Young as Do Hwa (Lee Gab Song's wife)
- Lee In Sung as Myo Ok's childhood friend
- Lee Bo Young as Kwi Rye
- Lee Il Jae as Yeo Hwan
- Han Yeo Reum as Kkeut Choon Yi
- Kim Hee Jung as Gil San's sister
- Choi Jong Hwan as Lee Kyung Soon
- Nam Hyun Joo as Nan Hee
- Kim Byung Gi as Shin Im
- Yoon Joo Sang
- Jung Eun Chan
- Kim Myung Jae (김명재)
- Lee Mae Ri
- Choi Dong Joon
- Kim Hyung Bum
- Lee Han Sol
- Kwon Kwan Oh
- Lee Min Ho
- Kim Hee Jung
- Jung Jong Hyun
- Goo Jung Rim
- Ahn Jae Mo
- Kwon So Hyun
Production Credits
- Director: Jang Hyung Il, Park Kyung Ryul
- Assistant Director: Son Jae Sung (손재성)
- Original writer: Hwang Suk Young
- Screenwriter: Lee Hee Woo
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