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Revision as of 00:36, 15 April 2015
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.
Contents
Details
- Title: 화정 / Hwajung
- Also known as: Splendid Politics
- Previously known as: Princess Jungmyung
- Genre: Historical, political, romance
- Episodes: 50
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2015-Apr-13 to 2015-Oct-??
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 22:00
- Original Soundtrack: Hwajung OST
Synopsis
This interpretation tells of Gwanghae as the son of a concubine and secondary heir, who in his thirst for power, usurps the Crown and ousts his half-sister Jungmyung from the palace. Gwanghae is then deposed in a coup by the Westerners, who replace him with Injo. Extremely paranoid and wanting to stabilise his position, he is also out for Jungmyung's life.
Cast
- Main Cast
- Cha Seung Won as Prince Gwanghae
- Lee Tae Hwan as teen Gwanghae
- Lee Yun Hee as Princess Jungmyung
- Jung Chan Bi (정찬비) as teen Jungmyung
- Seo Jung Eun (서정은) as child Jungmyung
- Kim Jae Won as King Injo
- Seo Kang Joon as Hong Joo Won
- Yoon Chan Young (윤찬영) as teen Joo Won
- Choi Kwon Ju (최권주) as child Joo Won
- Han Joo Wan as Kang In Woo
- Ahn Do Gyu as teen In Woo
- Lee Tae Woo as child In Woo
- Jo Sung Ha as Kang Joo Sun (Kang In Woo's father)
- Royal Family & Associates
- Shin Eun Jung (신은정) as Queen Inmok
- ??? as Grand Prince Yeongchang
- Jun Jin Seo as child Yeongchang
- Choi Jong Hwan as Prince Imhae
- Jang Seung Jo (장승조) as Prince Jeongwon
- ??? as Prince Heung An
- ??? as Prince Inseong
- Kim Kyu Sun as Princess Jeonghye
- ??? as Crown Prince Sohyeon
- ??? as Grand Price Bongrim
- ??? as Kang Bin
- Court & Associates
- Kim Yeo Jin as Kim Kae Shi
- Jung Woong In as Lee Yi Chum
- ??? as Jeong So Yong
- ??? as Kim Ja Jum
- Uhm Hyo Sup as Hong Young
- Kang Moon Young as Lady Yoon
- Kim Chang Wan as Lee Won Ik
- Na Myung Ryul (남명렬) as Chung In-hong
- Lee Sung Min as Prime Minister Lee Deok Hyung
- Kim Seung Wook as Lee Hang Bok
- ??? as Heo Gyun
- Yoo Seung Mok (유승목) as Yoo Hee Boon
- ??? as Kim Ryu
- ??? as Kim Kyung Jin
- ??? as Lee Gwi
- ??? as Lee Shi Baek
- ??? as Lee Shi Bang
- ??? as Lee Ye Soon
- ??? as Lee Jung Pyo
- ??? as Choi Myung Gil
- ??? as Kim Sang Hun
- Gunpowder Associates
- Park Won Sang as Jang Bong Soo
- ??? as Jo Hyun
- Kim Kwang Kyu as Lee Young Boo
- Kwak Dong Yun as Lee Eui Rib
- Jo Jae Ryong as Bang Geun
- ??? as Lee Suh
- ??? as Soo Duk
- Hwang Young Hee as Ok Joo
- ??? as Eun Sul
- Gong Myung as Ja Kyung
- Kang Chan Hee as young Ja Kyung
- Extended Cast
- Park Young Gyu
- Heo Jung Eun (허정은)
Production Credits
- Production Company: TBA
- Director: Kim Sang Ho
- Screenwriter: Kim Yi Young
Episode Ratings
Notes
- This drama interprets real-life Prince Gwanghae as an scheming manipulator who ursurps the crown from the rightful bloodline.
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