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*[[Cha In Pyo]] as Kang Tae San
 
*[[Cha In Pyo]] as Kang Tae San
 
*[[Lee Soo Kyung]] as Jang Se Jin
 
*[[Lee Soo Kyung]] as Jang Se Jin
*[[Park Geun Hyung]] as Jo Bae Ho
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*[[Park Geun Hyung]] as Jo Bae Ho (president of Democratic Party)
*[[Lee Soon Jae]] as Baek Sung Min (former president)
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*[[Lee Soon Jae]] as Baek Sung Min (former President)
 
*[[Choi Il Hwa]] as Kim Myung Hwan (Tae San's father-in-law)
 
*[[Choi Il Hwa]] as Kim Myung Hwan (Tae San's father-in-law)
 
*[[Lee Jae Yong]] as Gong Sung Jo (Do Ya's boss)
 
*[[Lee Jae Yong]] as Gong Sung Jo (Do Ya's boss)
 
*[[Ahn Suk Hwan]] as Son Bon Shik
 
*[[Ahn Suk Hwan]] as Son Bon Shik
 
*[[Im Hyun Sik]] as Ha Bong Do (Do Ya's father)
 
*[[Im Hyun Sik]] as Ha Bong Do (Do Ya's father)
*[[Lee Joo Shil]] as Yoon Myung Ja
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*[[Lee Joo Shil]] as Yoon Myung Ja (Hye Rim's mother)
 
*[[Kim Jae Bin]] (김재빈) as Park Dong Ha
 
*[[Kim Jae Bin]] (김재빈) as Park Dong Ha
 
*[[Seo Ji Young]] as Kim Ji Soo (Tae San's wife, Myung Hwan's daughter)
 
*[[Seo Ji Young]] as Kim Ji Soo (Tae San's wife, Myung Hwan's daughter)
*[[Song Ok Sook]] as Madam Min
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*[[Song Ok Sook]] as Madam Min (Se Jin's aunt)
*[[Jang Young Nam]] as Wang Joong Ki
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*[[Jang Young Nam]] as Hwang Joong Ki (electoral specialist)
 
*[[Park Ji Il]] as Chief of Staff
 
*[[Park Ji Il]] as Chief of Staff
 
*[[Kim Il Woo]] as Oh Jae Bong (Bae Ho's subordinate)
 
*[[Kim Il Woo]] as Oh Jae Bong (Bae Ho's subordinate)
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*[[Shin Seung Hwan]] as Kim Chul Gyu (Tae Bong's son)
 
*[[Shin Seung Hwan]] as Kim Chul Gyu (Tae Bong's son)
 
*[[Choi Joo Bong]] as Min Dong Ho
 
*[[Choi Joo Bong]] as Min Dong Ho
*[[Goo Ji Sung]] (구지성) as Ha Do Ya's secretary
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*[[Goo Ji Sung]] (구지성) as Do Ya's secretary
 
*[[Kim Joon Ho (II)|Kim Joon Ho]] ([http://movie.daum.net/movieperson/Summary.do?personId=216473 김준호]) as killer
 
*[[Kim Joon Ho (II)|Kim Joon Ho]] ([http://movie.daum.net/movieperson/Summary.do?personId=216473 김준호]) as killer
*[[Kim Tae Woo]] as Ban Min Goo (Hye Rim's late husband) (cameo)
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*[[Kim Tae Woo]] as Ban Min Goo (Hye Rim's late husband) (cameo, ep 1)
 
*[[Im Dong Yub]] (이동엽) as vice manager (cameo)
 
*[[Im Dong Yub]] (이동엽) as vice manager (cameo)
*[[Wikipedia:Rainbow (Korean band)|Rainbow]] as girlband (cameo)
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*[[Wikipedia:Rainbow (Korean band)|Rainbow]] as girlband (cameo, ep 5)
 
*[[Park Hae Mi]]
 
*[[Park Hae Mi]]
  

Revision as of 19:59, 4 April 2011

Dae Mul

Details

  • Title: 대물 / Dae Mul
  • Also known as: Big Fish / Big Things
  • Genre: Romance
  • Episodes: 24
  • Broadcast network: SBS
  • Broadcast period: 2010-Oct-06 to 2010-Dec-23
  • Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

Seo Hye Rim is a hot-tempered news announcer who was fired by the broadcasting company, but is later elected to the National Assembly and became the first female president of Korea. She faces political pressure and potential impeachment from Kang Tae San and his followers, but survives with the aid of the prosecutor Ha Do Ya.

Cast

Production Credits

Recognitions

  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Daesang (Grand Prize) (Ko Hyun Jung)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Special Drama - Actor (Kwon Sang Woo)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Special Drama - Supporting Actor (Lee Jae Yong)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Special Drama - Supporting Actress (Lee Soo Kyung)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Ten Stars Award (Ko Hyun Jung)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Ten Stars Award (Kwon Sang Woo)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: PD Award (Cha In Pyo)

Episode Ratings

See Dae Mul/Episode Ratings

Notes

  • Originally scheduled to air in 2008 but was put on hold after budget constraints and filming locations.

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