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Revision as of 11:28, 19 April 2019
Details
- Title: 인수대비 / Insoo Daebi
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 60
- Broadcast network: JTBC
- Broadcast period: 2011-Dec-03 to 2012-May-20
- Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:00
- Original Soundtrack: Queen Insoo OST
Synopsis
The life of Queen Insoo from her childhood to adulthood as she ruled Joseon alongside her mother-in-law, Queen Jeonghee. The drama spans from King Moon Jong to Yeon San, Insoo's grandson.
Cast
- Chae Si Ra as Queen Insoo
- Ham Eun Jung as young Insoo
- Jang Yong as Han Hwak (Queen Insoo's Father)
- Jun Hye Bin as Song Yi
- Jin Ji Hee as Song Yi (young)
- Kim Young Ho as Prince Suyang
- Kim Mi Sook as Queen Jeonghee
- Kim Ga Yun as Han Sii (Prince Gyeyang's wife)
- Baek Sung Hyun as Prince Do Won
- Kim Yong Hee as Kwon Ram
- Hwang Geum Byul as (Young Queen Insoo's personal maid)
- Seo Yi Sook as Court Lady Park
- Baek Seung Hwan as Yoon Goo
- Baek Sung Hyun as Prince Jasan / Sung Jong
- Choi Won Hong as young Prince Jasan / Sung Jong
- Lee Tae Woo as child Prince Jasan / Sung Jong
- Chae Sang Woo as Danjong
- Son Byung Ho as Han Myung Hee
- Yoo Ho Rin as Cho Sun
- Jo Jung Eun as Danjong's wife
- Han In Soo as Kim Jong Seo
- Jin Tae Hyun as Prince Yeonsan
- Kim Jin Woo as child Prince Yeonsan
- Jun So Min as Jang Nok Soo
- Hong So Hee as Queen Shin
- Jang Hee Woong as Prince Wol San
- Ahn Hyun Joon (안현준) as young Prince Wol San
- Wi Hun Tae (위헌태) as young Prince Wol San
- Lee Ji Oh as young Prince Wol San
- Kwon Min as Heo Chim
- Kang Cho Hee as Kwon Soo kui
- Jun Moo Song as King Sejong (cameo)
- Shim Yang Hong as Hwang Bo In
- Park Young Ji as Jun Gyoon
- Jun In Taek as Uhm Ja Chi
- Lee Duk Hee as Court Lady Choi
- Kwon Ki Sun as Lady Shin
- Choi Ji Na as Yang Hee Bin
- Sun Woo Jae Duk as King Moon Jong
- Baek Seung Do as Prince Jin Sung
- Jun Joon Hyuk as child Prince Jin Sung
- Moon Ji In as Bok Shil
- No Young Hak as Prince Hae Yang, later King Ye Jong
- Park Joon Mok as young Prince Hae Yang
- Kim Joon Sung (김준성) as older child Prince Hae Yang
- Yang Ohn Yoo as child Prince Hae Yang
- Go Jung Min as Yoon Chang Yeon / Queen Jung Hyun
- Han Bo Bae as young Chang Yeon
- Son Jong Bum as Shin Sook Joo
- Jin Myung Sun as shaman 1
- Kim Yoon Tae as Lee Se Jwa
- Park Woong as Prince Yangnyeong
- Jo Kyung Hoon as Yang Jung
- Lee Chang as Prince Im Young
- Kim Gun Ho as Kim Kook Kwang
- Woo Sang Jun as Jung In Ji
- Park Woo Yul as Song Hyun Soo
- Yun Young Ju
- Lee Joong Yul
- Yoo Sang Jae
- Park Sun Woong
- Ji Seung Hyun
- Park Kyu Jum
Production Credits
- Production Company: Dramahouse
- Chief Producer: Lee Young Joon
- Producer: Jo Joon Hyung (조준형)
- Director: Lee Tae Gon, No Jong Chan, Kim Jae Hong
- Screenwriter: Jung Ha Yun
Recognitions
- 2012 5th Korea Drama Awards: Jury Special Award, Drama
External Links
- Official site
- Korean Wikipedia
- News articles: (1), (2), (3)