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Revision as of 12:42, 17 January 2009
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Some information on this page may be incomplete, missing or even wrong.
Some information on this page may be incomplete, missing or even wrong.
Contents
Details
- Title: 천추태후 (千秋太后) / Cheon Chu Taehu
- Also known as: The Iron Empress / Empress Chun Choo
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 60+
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2009-Jan-03 to 2009
- Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:30
Synopsis
The drama is about the third empress of the Goryeo era who fought against the Tungusic people of Manchuria in order to achieve their dream of reclaiming their old land.
Cast
- Chae Si Ra as Empress Chun Chu
- Kim So Eun as young Hwang Bo Soo / Chun Chu
- Kim Suk Hoon as Kim Chi Yang
- Choi Jae Sung as Kang Jo
- Lee Duk Hwa as General Kang Kam Chan
Extended Cast
- Kim Ho Jin as Wang Wook
- Shin Ae as Hwang Bo Seol / Princess Hun Jung (the empress's younger sister)
- Park Eun Bin as young Hwang Bo Seol
- Ban Hyo Jung as Queen mother, Shin Jung Hwang (Taejo Wang Geon's 4th wife)
- Kim Myung Soo as Seong Jong / Wang Chi (The 6th King and the empress's older brother)
- Choi Woo Hyuk as young Seong Jong
- Choi Chul Ho as Gyeong Jong / Wang Yu (The 5th King)
- Moon Jung Hee as Lady Kim (Seong Jong's 2nd wife)
- Kim Min Ji as young Lady Kim
- ?? as Lady Yu (Seong Jong's 1st wife)
- Park Ji Bin as young Mok Jong
- Lee Young Ah as Empress Dae Mok (Gyeongjong's mother)
- Im Hyuk as Seo Hee (Minister of Foreign Affairs)
- Jun Moo Song as Lee Ji Baek
- Won Suk Yun (원석연) as Lee Kyeom Ui
- Kim Jong Kyul (김종결) as Choi Ryang
- Lee Ki Yeol as Choi Seom
- Park Ji Il (박지일) as Kim Shim Eon
- Kim Byung Gi as Kim Won Soong
- Oh Wook Chul (오욱철) as Jo Haeng Soo
- Jo Byung Gon (조병곤) as Lee Yang
- Lee Joon Woo (이준우) as Seol Shin Yoo
- Jun Seung Hwan (전승환) as Choi Ji Mong
- Maeng Ho Rim (맹호림) as Park Yang Yoo
- Im Byung Ki (임병기) as Han Yeon Gong
- Kim Young Sun (김영선) as Han In Kyung
- Park Chul Ho as Kim Hoon
- Choi Wang Soon (최왕순) as Choi Jil
- Choi Dong Joon (최동준) as Dae Do Soo
- Lee Won Bal (이원발) as Yoo Bang
- Choi Joon Yong as Lee Hyun Woon
- Hong In Young as Cheon Hyang Bi
- Kim Ye Won as young Cheon Hyang Bi
- Lee Chae Young as Sa Il Ra
- Kim Hyung Min as Sa Ga Moon
- Kim Byung Choon (김병춘) as Lee Joo Jeong
- Jung Jin (정진) as Go Hyeon
- Ahn Hae Sook as Court lady Yoon
- Ki Jong Woon (기종운) as Court lady J
- Ji Dae Han as So Son Nyeong
- Oh Gun Woo (오건우) as Geo Ran Seongjong
- Kim Myung Gook (김명국) as
- Kim Sung Hyun (김성현)
- Lee Han Sol (이한솔)
- Yang Geum Suk
- ??? as So Tae Hoo
- ??? as So Bae Ab
Production Credits
- Director: Shin Chang Suk (신창석), Hwang In Hyuk (황인혁)
- Screenwriter: Son Young Mok (손영목), Lee Sang Min (이상민), Kang Young Ran (강영란)
- Chief Producer: Kim Won Yong
- Producer: Jin Hyung Wook (진형욱)
Episode Ratings
See Empress Chun Chu/Episode Ratings
Notes
- Filming was halted because actress Chae Si Ra fell off a horse and had to wear a cast for several weeks.
- It was originally scheduled to air on 2008-Nov-22 but was pushed to 2009-Jan-03 due to cutbacks.
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