Heartstrings

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Real-life rocker Jung Yong Hwa from Korean rock band CNBLUE plays Lee Shin, a college student majoring in modern music. Singer and guitarist for a band called The Stupid, he is known for his good looks and passion for music. With a cold personality, he only cares about his music, uninterested in a traditional career or future. Shin is infatuated with a dance professor at his university, but this all changes when he meets Lee Kyu Won.
Park Shin Hye plays Lee Kyu Won, a bright, outgoing student born into a prestigious family. She is majoring in traditional Korean instruments, such as the gayageum. Kyu Won's grandfather is one of the top traditional musicians of his age, and his wish is that his granddaughter will become a traditional music prodigy.
Trying to live up to her grandfather's expectations, Kyu Won immerses herself in training and knows nothing besides traditional music. One day, Kyu Won's friends drag her to a concert to watch The Stupid, and she is instantly captivated by Lee Shin playing guitar on stage...
Previously known as "Festival" and "You've Fallen For Me".

Cast

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  Jung Yong Hwa as
  Lee Shin
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  Park Shin Hye as
  Lee Kyu Won
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  Song Chang Ui as
  Kim Suk Hyun
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  So Yi Hyun as
  Jung Yoon Soo
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  Kang Min Hyuk as
  Yeo Joon


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  Woo Ri as
  Han Hee Joo
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  Lee Hyun Jin as
  Hyun Gi Young
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  Im Se Mi as
  Cha Bo Eun
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  Lee Jung Hoon as
  Im Tae Joon
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  Jung Kyung Ho as
  Goo Jung Eun

Drama Information

Native Name: 넌 내게 반했어
# of Episodes: 17
Network: MBC
Year: 2011
Director: Pyo Min Soo

Type: Korean drama
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Tags: romantic comedy, comedy, music, youth, Park Shin Hye, Jung Yong Hwa, Kang Min Hyuk, love hate relationship, band, Song Chang Ui, Song Yi Hyun, college student, teacher student relationships

My princess

My Princess starring Kim Tae Hee and Song Seung Hoon

A bubbly, enchanting romantic comedy, My Princess is a lighter Goong with an equally all-star cast. Superstars Song Seung Hoon and Kim Tae Hee create sparks onscreen in a story about a woman who gets her own real-life fairytale but must figure out what she really wants.
Sunny, stubborn college student Lee Seol (Kim Tae Hee) has a fairly ordinary life. She squabbles with her adoptive sister and mother, has a crush on her good-looking professor (Ryu Soo Young), and has a part-time job as a decorative Korean "princess" at tourist events. Her life turns upside down when she discovers that she is in fact a real princess, a blood descendant of the last emperor of Korea. With a large faction of the government pushing to turn Korea into a constitutional monarchy, she's quickly instated into the palace and assigned to Park Hae Young (Song Seung Hoon) to be tutored in etiquette and how to be a princess. Hae Young, however, is her political rival - his grandfather is pushing to put Lee Seol in power, but if he does so, all of Hae Young's inheritance will go to her. Hae Young initially intends to do all he can to thwart Lee Seol, but when he finds himself falling for her instead, he's caught between his heart and his life goals.

Cast

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  Song Seung Hun as
  Park Hae Young
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  Kim Tae Hee as
  Lee Seol
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  Park Ye Jin as
  Oh Yoon Joo
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  Ryu Soo Young as
  Nam Jung Woo
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  Lee Soon Jae as
  President Park Dong Jae


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  Maeng Sang Hoon as
  Oh Ki Taek
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  Im Ye Jin as
  Kim Da Bok
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  Kang Ye Sol as
  Lee Dan
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  Lee Ki Kwang as
  Choi Joon Woo
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  Lee Sung Min as
  Lee Young Chan

Drama Information

Native Name: 마이 프린세스
# of Episodes: 16
Network: MBC
Year: 2011
Director: Kwon Suk Jang

Type: Korean drama
Genre: Romantic Comedy, Romance
Tags: romantic comedy, love triangle, Ryu Soo Young, dynasty, Kim Tae Hee, princess, royalty, Park Ye Jin, love hate relationship, Song Seung Hoon, fairy tale

Warrior Baek Dong Soo

Warrior Baek Dong Soo

Starring Ji Chang Wook and You Seung Ho

Episode 2 sound has been fixed!
Rising stars Ji Chang Wook (Smile, Hero) and You Seung Ho (You’re Beautiful, God of Study) show off their acrobatics and athleticism in this action-packed historical drama mixing traditional narrative tropes for a newer generation of audiences.
Based on a popular comic book series, Warrior Baek Dong Soo takes place during the Joseon Dynasty. Baek Dong Soo (played by Ji Chang Wook) and Yeo Woon (You Seung Ho) grew up as childhood friends, both prodigies in combat. But fate had it that Baek Dong Soo would become the top swordsman in the land, using his expertise in combat to serve the King. However, Yeo Woon’s abilities would go on to serve a group of clandestine assassins whose aim is to overthrow the throne. The two friends-turned-rivals are at the very center of this sprawling, raging conflict that threatens to transform the entire nation.

Cast

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  Ji Chang Wook as
  Baek Dong Soo
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  Yoo Seung Ho as
  Yeo Woon
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  Yoon So Yi as
  Hwang Jin Joo
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  Choi Min Soo as
  Chun
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  Jun Kwang Ryul as
  Kim Gwang Taek

Drama Information

Native Name: 무사 백동수
# of Episodes: 26
Network: SBS
Year: 2011
Director:

Type: Korean drama
Genre: Historical, Melodrama, Action / Thriller
Tags: action, historical, martial arts, adventure, Ji Chang Wook, Warrior Baek Dong Soo, You Seung Ho, warrior