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*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jang Joon Ho]], [[Shin Yong Hwi]], [[Jang Gil Young]] (장길영) | *'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jang Joon Ho]], [[Shin Yong Hwi]], [[Jang Gil Young]] (장길영) | ||
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Revision as of 13:00, 18 April 2018
Contents
Details
- Title: 베토벤 바이러스 / Beethoven Virus
- Genre: Romance, drama, comedy
- Episodes: 18
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2008-Sep-10 to 2008-Nov-12
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
- Original Soundtrack: Beethoven Virus OST
Synopsis
Kang Gun Woo is a world renowned orchestra maestro who is a perfectionist in his work. He is not an easy person to work with and is feared by all his players. By chance, he comes across Du Ru Mi, a violinist, and a young cop who has the same name as his and discovers that even without formal training, the young Kang is a music genius. The three soon get tangled in a love triangle.
Cast
- Kim Myung Min as Kang Gun Woo / Kang Ma Eh (Conductor)
- Lee Ji Ah as Du Ru Mi (Violin)
- Jang Geun Suk as Kang Gun Woo (Trumpet)
Extended Cast
- Lee Soon Jae as Kim Gab Yong (Oboe)
- Hyun Jyu Ni as Ha Yi Deun (Flute)
- Song Ok Sook as Jung Hee Yun (Cello)
- Park Chul Min as Bae Yong Gi (Trumpet)
- Jung Suk Yong as Park Hyuk Kwon (Double Bass)
- Lee Bong Gyu as Park Jin Man (Hee Yun's husband)
- Kim Young Min as Jung Myung Hwan (Conductor, Kang Ma Eh's friend)
- Jo Se Eun as Kim Joo Yeon (Violin)
- Park Eun Joo as Kim Joo Hee (Violin)
- Lee Han Wie as Kang Chun Bae (mayor)
- Park Kil Soo as Kim Kye Jang
- Hwang Young Hee as Hyuk Kwon's wife
- Yum Dong Hun as professor
- Baek Jae Jin as refugees' leader (cameo, ep 10)
- Ui Hyun as son of refugees' leader (cameo, ep 10)
- Kim Ik as doctor (cameo, ep 10)
- Shin Dong Ki
- Jo Seung Yun
- Choi Dae Sung
- Hong Suk Bin
- Lee Young Suk
- Jo Kyung Hoon
Production Credits
- Production Company: Kim Jong Hak Production
- Chief Producer: Oh Kyung Hoon
- Producer: Park Chang Shik
- Director: Lee Jae Kyu
- Assistant Director: Jang Joon Ho, Shin Yong Hwi, Jang Gil Young (장길영)
- Screenwriter: Hong Jin Ah, Hong Ja Ram
Episode Ratings
Awards
2009 Seoul International Drama Awards:
- Best Picture – Mini Series Award
2009 36th Korean Broadcasting Association Awards:
- Best Actor Award (Kim Myung Min)
2009 45th Baeksang Arts Awards:
- Best TV Actor Award (Kim Myung Min)
2008 21st Producers Awards of Korea:
- Best TV Drama Award
2008 MBC Drama Awards:
- Daesang (Grand Prize) (Kim Myung Min)
- Drama of the Year Award
- Best New Actor Award (Jang Geun Suk)
- Special PD Award (Lee Jae Kyu)
- Golden Acting Award - Supporting Actor (Park Chul Min)
- Golden Acting Award - Mid-level Actor (Song Ok Sook)
- Writer of the Year Award (Hong Jin Ah and Hong Ja Ram)
2008 Grimae Awards:
- Special Award (Song In-hyuk and Hong Sung-wook)
2008 National Assembly Society of Popular Culture & Media Awards:
- Most Popular Drama in 2008
2008 9th Broadcaster Awards:
- Best Performance in Broadcasting (Kim Myung Min)
2008 3rd Korea Drama Festival:
- Daesang (Grand Prize) (Kim Myung Min)
External Links