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*'''Episodes:''' 50 | *'''Episodes:''' 50 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' jTBC | *'''Broadcast network:''' jTBC | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2011-Dec-03 to 2012- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2011-Dec-03 to 2012-May-20 |
*'''Air time:''' Saturday & Sunday 21:00 | *'''Air time:''' Saturday & Sunday 21:00 | ||
| + | *'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Queen Insoo OST]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 11 March 2012
This drama is currently airing.
Some information on this page may be incomplete, missing or even wrong.
Some information on this page may be incomplete, missing or even wrong.
Details
- Title: 인수대비 / Insoo Daebi
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 50
- Broadcast network: jTBC
- Broadcast period: 2011-Dec-03 to 2012-May-20
- Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:00
- Original Soundtrack: Queen Insoo OST
Synopsis
The life of Queen Insoo from her childhood to adulthood as she ruled Joseon alongside her mother-in-law, Queen Jeonghee. The drama spans from King Moon Jong to Yeon San, Insoo's grandson.
Cast
- Chae Si Ra as Queen Insoo
- Ham Eun Jung as young Insoo
- Jin Ji Hee as Song Yi
- Kim Young Ho as Prince Suyang
- Kim Mi Sook as Queen Jeonghee
- Kim Ga Yun as Prince Gyeyang's wife
- Baek Sung Hyun as Prince Dowon
- Kim Yong Hee as Kwon Ram
- Hwang Hyo Eun as (Young Queen Insoo's personal maid)
- Seo Yi Sook as Court Lady Park
- Baek Seung Hwan as Yoon Goo
- Jang Yong as Han Hwak (Oueen Insoo's Father)
- Han In Soo as Kim Jong Seo
- Shim Yang Hong
- Park Young Ji
- Jun In Taek
- Lee Duk Hee
- Kwon Ki Sun
- Choi Ji Na
- Sun Woo Jae Duk (cameo)
Production Credits
- Director: Lee Tae Gon
- Screenwriter: Jung Ha Yun
- Producer:
External Links
- Official site
- News articles: (1), (2), (3)
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