Post by skyerika92 on Aug 20, 2007 0:51:51 GMT -5
Goong S - Prince Hoo
Title: ±ÃS / Ïà S / Gung S
Also known as: Palace S / Prince Hoo / Imperial Household S
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2007-Jan-10 tp 2007-Mar-15
Air time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21.55
Synopsis
The Queen (played by Myung Se Bin) is in her early 30s but still unmarried. Because of this, in a condition where there cannot be a reduction in the number of successors to the throne, the present prince (the 1st successor) suddenly leaves the world and leaves a vacancy in the line of successors.
So they go out to find the secret prince and finally find Lee hoo (played by Se7en), who has been living outside the palace.
Lee hoo is the son of a prince and his mother who died early, had departed with his father and left the palace, hiding the fact that she was already pregnant. He does not know that he possesses royal blood and has lived, working as a delivery boy at a chinese restaurant.
Although usually, he has wang ja byung (?) (prince disease), he had never dream of entering the palace and receiving royal lessons.
Lee hoo, the unbelievable no 1 successor to the throne and the perfect Lee Joon (played by Kang Doo) will bring tension to the drama as they fight over the position.
After Lee Hoo enters the palace, an important place will be the royal academy. It is a place for members of the royal family as well as descendants of wealthy families.
The drama will also be about the romance between the characters.
Cast
Se7en as Lee Hoo
Heo Yi Jae as Yang Soon Ae
Park Shin Hye as Shin Sae Ryung
Kang Doo as Lee Joon
Extended Cast
Myung Se Bin as the Queen
Lee Gi Young as Jo Sang Ki
Oh Min Hee as the Queen¡¯s mother
Yoon Ye Hee as Jang Yoon Hee (Lee Joon¡¯s mother)
Ha Jae Young as Lee Hoo¡¯s and Queen¡¯s uncle
Cha Hyun Jung as Lee Joon¡¯s bodyguard
Ye Soo Jung as person in charge of Lee Hoo¡¯s education
Song Baek Kyung as Bulbam
Production Credits
Production Company: Creative Leaders Group 8 (¾ÖÀÌÆ®ÇȽº)
Director: Hwang In Roe (ȲÀηÚ)
Writer: In Eun Ah (ÀÎÀº¾Æ)
Title: ±ÃS / Ïà S / Gung S
Also known as: Palace S / Prince Hoo / Imperial Household S
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2007-Jan-10 tp 2007-Mar-15
Air time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21.55
Synopsis
The Queen (played by Myung Se Bin) is in her early 30s but still unmarried. Because of this, in a condition where there cannot be a reduction in the number of successors to the throne, the present prince (the 1st successor) suddenly leaves the world and leaves a vacancy in the line of successors.
So they go out to find the secret prince and finally find Lee hoo (played by Se7en), who has been living outside the palace.
Lee hoo is the son of a prince and his mother who died early, had departed with his father and left the palace, hiding the fact that she was already pregnant. He does not know that he possesses royal blood and has lived, working as a delivery boy at a chinese restaurant.
Although usually, he has wang ja byung (?) (prince disease), he had never dream of entering the palace and receiving royal lessons.
Lee hoo, the unbelievable no 1 successor to the throne and the perfect Lee Joon (played by Kang Doo) will bring tension to the drama as they fight over the position.
After Lee Hoo enters the palace, an important place will be the royal academy. It is a place for members of the royal family as well as descendants of wealthy families.
The drama will also be about the romance between the characters.
Cast
Se7en as Lee Hoo
Heo Yi Jae as Yang Soon Ae
Park Shin Hye as Shin Sae Ryung
Kang Doo as Lee Joon
Extended Cast
Myung Se Bin as the Queen
Lee Gi Young as Jo Sang Ki
Oh Min Hee as the Queen¡¯s mother
Yoon Ye Hee as Jang Yoon Hee (Lee Joon¡¯s mother)
Ha Jae Young as Lee Hoo¡¯s and Queen¡¯s uncle
Cha Hyun Jung as Lee Joon¡¯s bodyguard
Ye Soo Jung as person in charge of Lee Hoo¡¯s education
Song Baek Kyung as Bulbam
Production Credits
Production Company: Creative Leaders Group 8 (¾ÖÀÌÆ®ÇȽº)
Director: Hwang In Roe (ȲÀηÚ)
Writer: In Eun Ah (ÀÎÀº¾Æ)
