Difference between revisions of "Eyes of Dawn"
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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
| − | *'''Title:''' 여명의 눈동자(黎明의 눈동자) / Yeo-myoung-eui Noon-dong-ja | + | *'''Title:''' 여명의 눈동자 (黎明의 눈동자) / Yeo-myoung-eui Noon-dong-ja |
*'''Genre:''' Epic, Historical, Drama, Romance | *'''Genre:''' Epic, Historical, Drama, Romance | ||
*'''Episodes:''' 36 | *'''Episodes:''' 36 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | *'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' Oct | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 1991-Oct-07 to 1992-Feb-06 |
| + | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday and Thursday 21:50 | ||
*'''Viewership Ratings:''' peak=58.4% average=42.0% | *'''Viewership Ratings:''' peak=58.4% average=42.0% | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | Based on a bestseller by Kim Seong Jong (1981), '' | + | Based on a bestseller by Kim Seong Jong (1981), ''Eyes of Dawn'' is the story of three young Koreans caught in the maelstrom of the nation's modern history. Spanning from the colonial period to the Korean War, the series brought to attention such issues as Japanese war crimes (especially the existence of 'comfort women') and the tragedies wrought by Korea's ideological divisions. |
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Choi Jae Sung]] as Dae | + | *[[Choi Jae Sung]] as Choi Dae Chi |
| − | *[[Chae Si Ra]] as Yeo | + | *[[Chae Si Ra]] as Yoon Yeo Ok |
| − | *[[Park Sang Won]] as Ha | + | *[[Park Sang Won]] as Jang Ha Rim |
| + | *[[Ko Hyun Jung]] as An Myeong Ji | ||
| + | *[[Park In Hwan]] as Gu Bo Da | ||
| + | *[[Oh Yun Soo]] as Bong Sun | ||
| + | *[[Kim Hyun Joo (1964)|Kim Hyun Joo]] as Ga Jeuk Ko | ||
| + | *[[Choi Bool Am]] as Yoon Hong Chul (Yeo Ok's father) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Mi Kyung]] as Hanako | ||
| + | *[[Jung Ho Geun]] as Kwon Dong Jin | ||
| + | *[[Park Gun Hyung]] as Choi Du Il (Suzuki) | ||
| + | *[[Im Hyun Sik]] as Hwang Sung Chul | ||
| + | *[[Yoon Moon Sik]] as Go Ga | ||
| + | *[[Lee Jung Gil]] as Kim Ki Mun | ||
| + | *[[Jung Sung Mo]] as Lee Sung Do | ||
| + | *[[Jang Hang Sun]] as OOE | ||
| + | *[[Shim Yang Hong]] as | ||
| + | *[[Kim Joo Young]] as Seo Gang Chun | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[[Wikipedia:ko:여명의 눈동자|Wikipedia (Korean)]] | ||
| + | *[http://movie.daum.net/tv/detail/main.do?tvProgramId=49642 Daum] | ||
[[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama1991]][[Category:MBC]] | [[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama1991]][[Category:MBC]] | ||
Revision as of 09:38, 21 August 2009
Eye of Dawn
Details
- Title: 여명의 눈동자 (黎明의 눈동자) / Yeo-myoung-eui Noon-dong-ja
- Genre: Epic, Historical, Drama, Romance
- Episodes: 36
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 1991-Oct-07 to 1992-Feb-06
- Air time: Wednesday and Thursday 21:50
- Viewership Ratings: peak=58.4% average=42.0%
Synopsis
Based on a bestseller by Kim Seong Jong (1981), Eyes of Dawn is the story of three young Koreans caught in the maelstrom of the nation's modern history. Spanning from the colonial period to the Korean War, the series brought to attention such issues as Japanese war crimes (especially the existence of 'comfort women') and the tragedies wrought by Korea's ideological divisions.
Cast
- Choi Jae Sung as Choi Dae Chi
- Chae Si Ra as Yoon Yeo Ok
- Park Sang Won as Jang Ha Rim
- Ko Hyun Jung as An Myeong Ji
- Park In Hwan as Gu Bo Da
- Oh Yun Soo as Bong Sun
- Kim Hyun Joo as Ga Jeuk Ko
- Choi Bool Am as Yoon Hong Chul (Yeo Ok's father)
- Lee Mi Kyung as Hanako
- Jung Ho Geun as Kwon Dong Jin
- Park Gun Hyung as Choi Du Il (Suzuki)
- Im Hyun Sik as Hwang Sung Chul
- Yoon Moon Sik as Go Ga
- Lee Jung Gil as Kim Ki Mun
- Jung Sung Mo as Lee Sung Do
- Jang Hang Sun as OOE
- Shim Yang Hong as
- Kim Joo Young as Seo Gang Chun
Production Credits
- Writer: Song Ji Na
- Director/Producer: Kim Jong Hak
Trivia
- With a cast of 270+ (as well as 27,000+ extras), location shoots in the Philippines and China (unprecedented as South Korea had yet to normalize relations with its communist neighbor), three years in the making, Eye of Dawn was a huge critical and popular success, pioneering the 'special project' template.
Awards
- Baeksang Awards (1992): Daesang (Grand Prize), Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor (Choi Jae Sung), Best Actress (Chae Si Ra)
- Korean Broadcasting Awards (1992): Best Drama, Best Producer
- Producers Association Awards (1993): Best Drama