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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | Hero is the story of Korea's top reporters and ordinary citizens fighting against the society elite's abuse of power. Jin Do Hyuk | + | Hero is the story of Korea's top reporters and ordinary citizens fighting against the society elite's abuse of power. Working as a reporter for a racy tabloid called the Monday Seoul, Jin Do Hyuk uses any means necessary to get a scoop. |
| + | One day, he goes to interview Jo Yong Deok, the boss of the Axe gang, who suggests that they start their own newspaper. | ||
| + | Do Hyuk lies about the credentials of his former co-workers when he introduces them to Jo Yong Deok as potential hires for the newspaper venture. | ||
| + | With his former co-workers on board, he is able to launch the Yongdeok Daily together with Yong Deok. But the newly hired reporters soon find themselves sucked into a huge conspiracy that could utterly ruin their lives. | ||
| + | --Source: [http://www.hancinema.net HanCinema] | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 12 April 2010
Contents
Details
- Title: 히어로 / Hero
- Previously known as: 보이지 않는 전쟁 (Unseen Warfare) / 수상한 히어로즈 (Strange Heroes)
- Genre: Comedy
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast Network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2009-Nov-18 to 2010-Jan-14
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
Hero is the story of Korea's top reporters and ordinary citizens fighting against the society elite's abuse of power. Working as a reporter for a racy tabloid called the Monday Seoul, Jin Do Hyuk uses any means necessary to get a scoop. One day, he goes to interview Jo Yong Deok, the boss of the Axe gang, who suggests that they start their own newspaper. Do Hyuk lies about the credentials of his former co-workers when he introduces them to Jo Yong Deok as potential hires for the newspaper venture. With his former co-workers on board, he is able to launch the Yongdeok Daily together with Yong Deok. But the newly hired reporters soon find themselves sucked into a huge conspiracy that could utterly ruin their lives. --Source: HanCinema
Cast
- Lee Jun Ki as Jin Do Hyuk (28)
- Yoon So Yi as Joo Jae In (28)
- Uhm Ki Joon as Kang Hae Seong (28)
- Baek Yoon Shik as Jo Yong Deok (50)
- Extended cast
- Ji Chang Wook as Park Joon Hyung
- Shin Joo Ah as Choi Ho Kyung (26, Il Doo's daughter)
- Choi Jung Woo as Choi Il Doo
- Jo Yang Ja as Kim Bok Soon (Hae Seong's mother)
- Jung Soo Young as Na Ga Yeon
- Jung Suk Yong as Cha Man Soo
- Jin Sung as Go Eun Shik
- Jo Kyung Hoon as Bong Sang Chul
- Lee Han Wie as Na Kyung Man
- Kim Ik as Oh Jung Il
- Choi Bum Ho (최범호) as Jang Heung Ki
- Han Soo Jin (한수진) as Kang So Hee
- Jang Young Nam as Jin Do Hee (Do Hyuk's older sister)
- Kim Hyang Gi as Jin Sol (10, Do Hee's daughter)
- Uhm Ji Sung (엄지성) as Jin Jung (6, Do Hee's son)
- Lee Hye Sook as Myung Hee (Jae In's mother)
- Yoon Seung Ah as Jo Yu Ri (Yong Deok's daughter)
- Joo Jin Mo as Gong Chil Sung
- Choi Soo Rin as Madam P
- Seo Seung Man as President of Monday Weekly Magazine
- ?? as Sang Hun
- Guests/Cameos
- Park Gyu Ri of KARA as herself
- Han Seung Yun (한승연) of KARA as herself
- Jung Nicole (정니콜) of KARA as herself
- Goo Ha Ra (구하라) of KARA as herself
- Kang Ji Young (강지영) of KARA as herself
Production Credits
- Producer: Lee Jae Dong
- Director: Kim Kyung Hee (김경희), Lee Dong Yoon (이동윤)
- Screenwriter: Park Ji Suk (박지숙)
Recognition
- 2009 MBC Drama Awards: Popular Actor Award (Lee Jun Ki)
Notes
- Actress Han Ji Min dropped out from the leading role before filming starts to be replaced by actress Kim Min Jung.
- Due to a serious shoulder injury, actress Kim Min Jung was forced to leave the production on October 31st, 12 days before the airing date. The premiere was later postponed to November 18th.
Episode Ratings
External Links