Difference between revisions of "Second Proposal"
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Oh Yun Soo]] as Jang Mi | + | *[[Oh Yun Soo]] as Jang Mi Young |
| − | *[[Kim Young Ho]] as Lee Min | + | *[[Kim Young Ho]] as Lee Min Suk |
| − | *[[Heo Young Ran]] as Hwang Yun | + | *[[Heo Young Ran]] as Hwang Yun Jung |
| − | *[[Oh Ji Ho]] as Nam Kyung | + | *[[Oh Ji Ho]] as Nam Kyung Soo |
'''Extended Cast''' | '''Extended Cast''' | ||
| − | *[[Kim Il Woo]] as Song Jae | + | *[[Kim Il Woo]] as Song Jae Won |
| − | *[[Choi Ran]] as Go Myung | + | *[[Choi Ran]] as Go Myung Ok |
| − | *[[Jung Dong Hwa]] as Jung Se | + | *[[Jung Dong Hwa]] as Jung Se Joon |
| − | *[[Shin Yoon Jung]] as Lee Yoo | + | *[[Shin Yoon Jung]] as Lee Yoo Kyung |
| − | *[[Kim Seung Hwan]] as Na Chul | + | *[[Kim Seung Hwan]] as Na Chul Soo |
| − | *[[Kim Yoo Suk]] as Suk Tae | + | *[[Kim Yoo Suk]] as Suk Tae Woo |
| − | *[[Park Hyo Jung]] as Ang Sun | + | *[[Park Hyo Jung]] as Ang Sun Shim |
| − | *[[Kim Sung Yuk]] as Kim Dong | + | *[[Kim Sung Yuk]] as Kim Dong Kyu |
*[[Ban Hyo Jung]] as Yang Soon Shim (Noodle Restaurant owner) | *[[Ban Hyo Jung]] as Yang Soon Shim (Noodle Restaurant owner) | ||
| − | *[[Park Joo Ah]] as Ma Young | + | *[[Park Joo Ah]] as Ma Young Soon (Min Suk's mother) |
| − | *[[Han Ji Hye]] as Lee Kkot | + | *[[Han Ji Hye]] as Lee Kkot Bi (Mi Young's daughter) |
| − | *[[Lee Joon Hyuk]] as Lee Dan | + | *[[Lee Joon Hyuk]] as Lee Dan Bi (Mi Young's son) |
| + | *[[Choi Ah Ra]] as Na Ah Young | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
Revision as of 05:29, 29 April 2011
Details
- Title: 두번째 프러포즈 / Du-beon-jjae Peu-reo-po-jeu
- Also known as: A Second Proposal / The Second Proposal
- Episodes: 22
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2004-Sep-08 to 2004-Nov-18
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:50
Synopsis
1) A heart-warming success story of a housewife, which gives catharsis to the housewives in their 30s or 40s
Mini-series dramas have been dominated by trendy dramas, which can appeal to the 10- or 20-something audience. Amidst the flood of trendy dramas, some programs such as 'Ajumma (meaning married women with kids in Korean)', 'Men in crisis' and 'Ladies in my neighborhood' could attract the viewers in their 30s and 40s. It is because they adopted the topics which can always trigger interest anytime anywhere. 'A Second Proposal' shows happenings often found around us in daily lives, but looks at the family issues from a different perspective. It approaches the traditional family problems such as love, marriage and affairs from a light but comic and touching way. A housewife who was regarded as an ugly duckling will be transformed into a graceful swan. How she makes the transformation will be the main theme, and her success story will deliver the sense of satisfaction to lots of housewife viewers in Korea, who find them powerless but actually are strong. There are many twists and turns in the story. The unique deployment of the drama with unexpected surprises will attract male viewers as well.
2) Reality-based drama
The time has gone when an unrealistic Cinderella story involving a successor of a rich tycoon or the dates of a long-legged beauty and handsome guy can keep the viewers coming back. The eye level of 'A Second Proposal' was set at the daily life, so that affairs, separation and divorce, which are everyday matters in life, become the major topics of the drama. Plus a tasteful fantasy will be added as a spice, setting a delicious dinner table for viewers. Watching the program, housewives as a powerful viewer group will think that it could happen to them.
3) Heart warming story
'A Second Proposal' is a typical TV drama with the moments of touching, fun and unexpected twists. As always, however, the power of being typical is great. The synopsis of the drama seems a same old story, but the story will unfold in a speedy and cheerful way.
Things that are easy to miss but should not be lost will be depicted in the drama. The situations and problems are not that peculiar, so that the audience can believe that they can occur to 'them' as well. Against this backdrop, the nature of humans can be looked at in a comic manner, and the sympathy from viewers can be derived. The fundamental mood of the drama is that although harsh, living together, the world is still worthy to live. The drama has a warm attitude toward the world. Based on this, we will let the drama viewer laugh and weep together.
Source: KBS America
Cast
- Oh Yun Soo as Jang Mi Young
- Kim Young Ho as Lee Min Suk
- Heo Young Ran as Hwang Yun Jung
- Oh Ji Ho as Nam Kyung Soo
Extended Cast
- Kim Il Woo as Song Jae Won
- Choi Ran as Go Myung Ok
- Jung Dong Hwa as Jung Se Joon
- Shin Yoon Jung as Lee Yoo Kyung
- Kim Seung Hwan as Na Chul Soo
- Kim Yoo Suk as Suk Tae Woo
- Park Hyo Jung as Ang Sun Shim
- Kim Sung Yuk as Kim Dong Kyu
- Ban Hyo Jung as Yang Soon Shim (Noodle Restaurant owner)
- Park Joo Ah as Ma Young Soon (Min Suk's mother)
- Han Ji Hye as Lee Kkot Bi (Mi Young's daughter)
- Lee Joon Hyuk as Lee Dan Bi (Mi Young's son)
- Choi Ah Ra as Na Ah Young
Production Credits
- Producer: Kim Pyung Joong
- Writer: Park Eun Ryung
Related Facts
The children who played Kkot-bi and Dan-bi in this drama won KBS Best Child Actor Awards in 2004.
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