When Spring Comes
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Details
- Title: 꽃피는 봄이 오면 / When Spring Comes
- Also known as: Flowers Bloom When Spring Comes
- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: KBS
- Broadcast period: 2007-Jan-15
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Synopsis
For someone who came from a family of criminals is it possible to move on the other side and become an upholder of the law?
It's all in a hard day's work for Lee Jung Do. He comes from a family of legendary con artists but overcomes these obstacles, passes law exams, and becomes an exemplary prosecutor. Though a bit rough around the edges his is a heart of gold. He became good friends with his classmate Kim Joon Ki.
Unlike Jung Do, Joon Ki came from a very distinguished family. Not only is he wealthy but intelligent and handsome too. However his affluent upbringing made him aloof that most people mistook him for being arrogant. Joon Ki met Oh Young Joo through a blind date, a promising detective with a secret past. He diligently pursued Young Jo even though she claimed that she's too busy catching criminals in Jung Do's neighborhood to waste time on romance.
Meanwhile, Moon Chae Ri is the daughter of Officer Oh's partner Officer Moon. She's an aspiring singer who's angelic looks hid a scarred heart. Though gifted with a beautiful voice and a face to go with it, this proves to be a hindrance rather than advantage for it often stir jealousies among other singers. However, Chae Ri is determined to pursue her dream no matter the consequences. Amidst her troubles she met Joon Ki and looked upon him as her knight in shining armor until she came across an interesting character -- Jung Do.
Watch how these four people whose lives seemed to be intertwined by fate, triumph over their problems and find love and happiness in the end.
Cast
- Park Gun Hyung as Lee Jung Do
- Lee Ha Na as Moon Chae Ri
- Park Si Yeon as Oh Young Joo
- Lee Han as Kim Joon Ki
Extended cast
- Lee Soon Jae as Jung Do's grandfather
- Kang Bu Ja as Lee Duk
Production Credits
- Producer: Jin Hyung Wook
- Screenwriter: Kwon Min Soo
- Director:
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