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Revision as of 18:07, 24 February 2010
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Details
- Title: 추노 / Chuno
- Also known as: Pursuing Servants / Slave Hunter
- Genre: Historical, fusion
- Episodes: 24
- Broadcast Network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2010-Jan-06 to TBA
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
Chuno follows the story of Lee Dae Gil, a man of high birth whose family was ruined when Won Ki Yoon, a slave, burnt down his house and escaped with his sister, Un Nyun, who was in love with Dae Gil. Driven by his desire for revenge, he survived his harsh years on the street and made his name as a slave hunter, dedicated in his pursuit to find Un Nyun, his first and unique love. Song Tae Ha is a General of the Army who became a slave after being falsely accused of a crime he did not commit. He ran away from this unfair condition. Then, Dae Gil, as slave hunter, pursues Tae Ha across the Kingdom of Great Joseon (Korean empire), also under the yoke of the Qing dynasty. Both men become entangled in a love triangle with Un Nyun, the runaway slave who became a nobleman's daughter, and changed her name for Kim Hye Won.
Cast
- Jang Hyuk as Lee Dae Gil
- Oh Ji Ho as Song Tae Ha
- Lee Da Hae as Un Nyun / Kim Hye Won
- Lee Jong Hyuk as Hwang Chul Woong
- Gong Hyung Jin as Eop Bok
- Han Jung Soo as General Choi
- Kim Ji Suk as Wang Son
- Kim Ha Eun as Sul Hwa
- Yoon Gi Won as Won Ki Yoon
- Sung Dong Il as Chun Ji Ho
- Danny Ahn as Baek Ho
- Joo Da Young as Eun Sil
- Jo Jae Wan as Kim Seong Hwan
- Kim Ha Yoon (김하윤) as Kang Bin
- Yoon Dong Hwan as Yong Gol Dae
- Kim Young Ae as Mo Ka Bi
- Kim Gab Soo as King Injo
- Kim Eung Soo as Lee Gyeong Shik
- Ha Si Eun as Lee Sun Young
- Ahn Suk Hwan as artist Bang
- Yoon Ji Min as Yoon Ji
- Kim Jin Woo (김진우) as Prince Seok Gyun
- Kang Sung Min as Prince So Hyun
- Lee Dae Ro as Im Yeong Ho
- Choi Duk Moon as Jo Sun Bi
- Yoon Moon Sik as Ma Eui
- Min Ji Ah as Cho Bok
- Jo Sung Il (조성일) as Lee Kwang Jae
- Jo Jin Woong as Kwak Han Sum
- Kim Young Ok as (Chul Woong's mother)
- Lee Ha Neul as Pyung Min
- Yoo Chae Young as gisaeng (cameo)
- Jun Se Hong as gisaeng (cameo)
- ??? as Myeong Han
- Ahn Seung Hoon (안승훈)
- Yoon Dong Hwan
- Choi Chul Ho
- Jo Mi Ryung
- Yoon Joo Hee
- Lee Han Wie
- Jo Hee Bong
- Song Ji Eun
- Jang Seo Won (장서원)
Production Credits
- Production Company: Chorokbaem Media
- Director: Kwak Jung Hwan
- Screenwriter: Chun Sung Il (천성일)
- Producer:
Episode Ratings
External Links
- Official site
- News articles: (1), (2)
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