Lovers in Paris (Drama - 2004)

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  Park Shin-yang
  박신양
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  Kim Jeong-eun
  김정은
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  Lee Dong-geon
  이동건
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  Oh Joo-eun
  오주은
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  Kim Seo-hyeong
  김서형
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  Jeong Ae-ri
  정애리

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  Park Sin-hye to star in SBS drama
  2013/04/05, Source,
  Park Sin-hye of recent hit movie "Miracle in Cell No.7" will take a leading role in an upcoming SBS drama tentatively named "Those Who Want the Crown, Withstand the Weight of it - The Heirs", according to her agency SALT Entertainment. Lee Min-ho, famous for his appearance in "Boys over Flowers", will be her counterpart in the drama written by Kim Eung-sook. Kim has written the scripts for numerous hits on SBS including "A Gentleman's Dignity" last year, "Secret Garden" in 2010 and "Lovers in Paris" in 2004,...More

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  Lee Min-ho to come back with Kim Eun-sook's work
  2013/03/28, Source,
  Actor Lee Min-ho is coming back with writer Kim Eun-sook's SBS drama "Those Who Want the Crown, Withstand the Weight of it - The Heirs". This twenty-part drama is highly expected by fans as it's a collaboration between Kim Eun-sook, Lee Min-ho and the best production team yet,...More

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  A look at the K-dramas of 2012
  2013/01/01, Source,
  by: Raine --- This year was really a wild ride. It was my second full year as a k-drama watcher and my first full year blogging. Phew. Did 2012 go by as quickly for you as it did for me? Some of it I loved, and some of it left  me lukewarm. There were a few dramas I really wish I could obliterate from my memory. But the good ones made up for it, 'cause there were some GOOD dramas. The reviews will be highly biased and highly noninclusive. It's about what I remembered at the end of the year 2012. How did these shows impact me? Am I still salivating? Or did I forget it existed until I had to write this thing?,...More

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  K-Invasion expands to musicals
  2012/05/04, Source,
  Korean musicals have found great success in Japan, joining the ranks of K-pop and television dramas in spreading the Korean Wave overseas. The Japanese theater market, valued at 1 trillion won (886 million dollars) is the third-largest in the world. [JoongAng Ilbo] Japanese music fans have grown accustomed to airwaves and album charts dominated by Korean pop groups. A country that used to be fodder ground for J-pop and Western tunes has embraced the Korean Wave, and it shows no signs of abating anytime soon. Next up for Korean performers is the Japanese theater market, the third-largest on the globe, driven there by a receptive fan base and the chance to make enormous profits. The Japanese musical theater market is valued at approximately 1 trillion won ($886 million), more than five times the figure attached to Korea's theater world,...More