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Revision as of 18:06, 28 February 2009
Contents
Details
- Title: 야인시대 / Yain Shidae
- Also known as: The Rustic Period, The Age Of Gangsters
- Genre: Drama, Thriller, Daeha drama
- Episodes: 124
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2002-Jul-29 to 2003-Sep-30
- Viewership ratings: peak=51.8% avg=41.2%
Synopsis
As a fusion drama on the life of politician Kim Doo Han, the drama tells the life of Kim Doo Han with fact and fiction. Kim Doon Han (Ahn Jae Mo, later becoming Kim Young Chul) is the son of the great general Kim Jwah Jin, who fought for Korea against the Japanese during World War II. After his dad dies, Kim Doo Han trains in kung pao and learns to be a leader against the evil Japanese. He finds his own position as boss of the Jong Ro area in Seoul, and vows to protect his own Korean people. Goo Ma Juk (Lee Won Jong), the boss of Seoul, fights against Kim Doo Han in an attempt to hand over the whole Seoul area to the Japanese redevelopment project, pursued by Hyashi (Lee Chang Hoon). Hyashi himself is a Korean but he ironically lives as a Japanese fighting his own people. Through these many barriers, Kim Doo Han struggles to keep the Korean culture alive, later on becoming a politician after the Korean War.
Cast
- Ahn Jae Mo as Kim Doo Han (Part 1)
- Kim Young Chul as Kim Doo Han (Part 2)
- Choi Chul Ho as Uhm Dong Wook
- Lee Won Jong as Goo Ma Juk
- Lee Chang Hoon as Hyashi
- Choi Dong Joon as Kim Jwa Jin
- Lee Duk Hee as Mrs. Oh
- Jung Young Sook as (Doo Han's grandmother)
- Jun Mi Sun as Park Kye Sook
- Go Doo Shim as (Doo Han's grandmother from his mother's side)
- Jo Hyung Ki as (Doo Han's uncle from his mother's side)
- Lee Soon Jae as Won Do In
- Jung Dong Hwan as Choi Dong Yeol
- Choi Hang Suk (최항석) as Im Dong Ho
- Lee Won Yong as Kim Yi Soo
- Jo Jae Hoon (조재훈)
- Lee Jae Po as Wang Bal
- Jung Eun Chan as Moong Chi
- Yoon Taek Sang (윤택상) as Sya Cheu
- Park Joon Gyu as Ssang Kkal
- Park Young Rok as Kim Young Tae
- Jang Se Jin as Moon Young Chul
- Choi Sang Hak as Beon Kae
- Jang Dong Jik as Yoo Tae Gwon
- Son Jong Bum as Na Suk Joo
- Lee Jae Yong as Mi Wa
- Kim Sung Soo as Oh Moo Ra
- Kim Ho Jin as Kim Tae Seo
- Yang Hyung Ho (양형호) as Moon Dal Young
- Kim Jung Min as young Jung Jin Young
- Lee Dong Hoon as young Kae Kko
- Lee Sang In as Gamisora
- Lee Se Chang as Shibaru
- Park Seung Ho (박승호) as Miura
- Nam Il Woo as Gonoe
- Heo Young Ran as Sul Hyang
- Jo Yeo Jung as Ae Ran
- Jung So Young as Park In Ae
- Shim Hyung Tak
- Park Jung Hak
- Choi Jae Sung
- Kim Hyuk
Production Credit
- Producer: Jang Hyung Il (장형일)
- Scriptwriter: Lee Hwan Kyung (이환경)