| Rustic Period Yain Shidae |
| SBS drama (2002) - 124 episodes total For SBS homepage for this drama (in Korean), go to: tv.sbs.co.kr/period/ Aired in Korea: July 28, 2002- September 30, 2003 on SBS Monday & Tuesday nights 9:55-11:05 Aired on KBFD-TV in Hawaii: Not announced if this drama will be shown. Cast: Kim Doo-han (as a young man): Ahn Jae Mo (Pretty Lady) Kim Doo-han (as an older man): Kim Young Chul (Wang Gun/Man in Crisis) Kim Jwa-jin (Doo-han's father): Choi Dong Joon Ms. Oh (aunt): Lee Duk Hee __ (mother): Jung Young Sook (Who's My Love/Picnic) Ms. Park (real mother): Jun Mi Sun maternal grandmother: Go Doo Shim (Mothers & Sisters/Picnic/Love & Success) maternal uncle: Jo Hyung Ki (Piano/Love & Success/Yesterday) Won No-in: Lee Soon Jae (Who's My Love) Choi Dong-ryeol: Jung Dong Hwan (Winter Ballad/Autumn Story) Im Dong-ho (doctor, Dong-ryeol's friend): Choi Hang Suk Kim Yi-soo (Dong-ryeol's friend): Lee Won Yong Chief Editor: Jo Jae Hoon Go Man-jun: Lee Won Jong Wang Bal (Man-jun's subordinate): Lee Jae Po Byung Yang-bak (Man-jun's subordinate): Jung So Young Moong Chi (Man-jun's subordinate): Lee Moo Hyun Syeo Cheu (Man-jun's subordinate): Yoon Taek Sang Ssang Kal: Park Joon Gyu Kim Young-tae: Park Young Rok Moon Young-chul: Jang Se Jin Beon Gae: Choi Sang Hak Eom Dong-wook: Choi Chul-ho (Golden Era/Days in the Sun) Yoo Tae-kwon: Jang Dong Jik Na Suk-joo: Son Jong Bum Miwa: Lee Jae Yong Omura: Kim Sung Soo Kim Tae-seo: Kim Ho Jin (Tender Hearts) Moon Dal-young: Yang Hyung Ho Jung Jin-young (as an adult): Kim Jung Min Keiko (as an adult): Lee Dong Hoon Hayashi: Lee Chang Hoon (This Is Love/Pretty Lady) Kamisori: Lee Sang In (Paper Crane) Shibaru: Choi Min Yong (Stock Flower) Miura: Park Seung Ho Konoe: Nam Il Woo Seol-hyang (kisaeng): Huh Young Ran (Her House) Ae-ran (kisaeng): Jo Yeo Jung Park In-ae: Jung So Young For more information (in Korean) on the cast from SBS, go to: wizard.sbs.co.kr/template/ wzdtv/wzdtv_FormActor.jhtml?programId= V0000224904&menuId=10. Introduction: This drama is about Kim Doo-han, who was a gangster during the Japanese occupation and later became a famous politician in the late 1960s. For the storyline of this drama by SBS Productions (in English), click here. |
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| Factoid: The drama, Orient Theatre, also featured Kim Doo-han (played by Jang Tae Sung) as a gangster during the Japanese occupation. Staff: Writer: Lee Hwan Kyung Producer: Jang Hyung Il Learn Korean: Yain (ya-in) = rustic shidae (shi-dae) = period/age/era (shidae can also be romanized as sidae. The "s" letter (called "si-ot") is pronounced as "sh" when it precedes the "i" vowel (called "i" and pronounced as "ee" in bee). That is why Ryu Shi Won's given name is romanized as Shi Won as well as Si Won.) Variations of drama name: The Times of Unrefined Person For SBS Photos from this drama, go to: wizard.sbs.co.kr/template/wzdtv/wzdtv_FormSeePhoto. jhtml?programId=V0000224904&menuId=13. Spoiler alert: The photo gallery contains photos of scenes from the drama and may contain spoilers. For SBS Videos on Demand (VODs) in Korean for this drama, go to: wizard.sbs.co.kr/template/wzdtv/wzdtv _FormWatchProgramMgmt.jhtml?programId=V000022 4904&menuId=134. SBS charges a fee to view VODs. To view the SBS VODs, you need to register with SBS and provide a Korean credit card number. Return to Lisitng of Korean TV Dramas |
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