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*'''Music:''' Oh Suk Joon | *'''Music:''' Oh Suk Joon | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 2 April 2015
Details
- Title: 웨딩 / We-ding
- Genre: Drama, Romance, Comedy
- Episodes: 18
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2005-Aug-23 to 2005-Oct-25
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Synopsis
Lee Se-na is the only daughter from a wealthy background. Because of her pampered upbringing, she believes that she can get anything she wants if she sets her heart to it. She meets Han Seung-Woo, a self-made diplomat, who is not-so-secretly in love with his childhood friend Yoon-su, currently in Japan with her fiance, Seung-Woo's colleague Jin-Hui. Se-na instantly falls in love with Seung-Woo, who asks her what she thinks the meaning of marriage is. In their subsequent marriage, their values are questioned as Se-na's complete trust in Seung-Woo shatters with the realization of Yoon-su's and Seung-Woo's relationship, and Seung-Woo's happiness in marriage shatters with Se-na's deepening mistrust and her own relationship with Jin-Hui.
Cast
- Jang Na Ra as Lee Se Na
- Ryu Shi Won as Han Seung Woo
- Myung Se Bin as Shin Yoon Su
- Lee Hyun Woo as Suh Jin Hui
- Choi Woo Je as Jung Min
- Tomo as Louie
- Gong Hyun Joo as Oh Su Ji
- Kim Min Joo as Cha Eun Hee
- Kang Suk Woo as Lee Jung Il
- Na Young Hee as Sung Hae Lim
- Jung Young Sook as Jung Sook Hee
- Lee Sae Min as Se-na's brother, studying abroad
- Han Seung Joo as Seung Woo's brother
- Song Chang Ui
- Lee Young Ah
- Kim Bo Ra
Production Credits
- Director: Jung Hae Ryong, Hwang Eui Kyung
- Writer: Oh Soo Yun
- Music: Oh Suk Joon
- more
External Links
- Official Homepage
- Article: 'Wedding' a bittersweet romantic comedy to explore what's important in marriage (Korean Herald, 2005-08-26)
