Gilgeum is such a wonderfully wild character -- I hope her romance with the Jester is a good one!
It is funny having such a handsome straight Gong-Jil, after the beautiful Lee Joon Gi in The King and the Clown (2005). There had to be a reference to it anyway, same king, after all, but not a same-sex love story. Far from it. Just a teasing underlining of the difference, for the knowing audience?
Id like to see the Joon Gi film, though, cant find it anywhere. Has anyone seen it?
Apart from Jiyeong and the king’s perfect chemistry, I also like the comedic duo of Jiyeong and Gilgeum, they…
Double yes! I put the actress on my to-be-noticed list. Yoon Seo Ah. Same age as Lee Chae Min, 24, year of the Metal Dragon. Very very pretty bio picture.
This is actually my first LCM drama where he's a lead and I like it so much. Love Yoona here too.
he was the lead more or less in Hierarchy. He has done 4 supporting roles in well-known series. Otherwise he was the kid delivering wine at the beginning of Alchemy of Souls2...
How many wives does he currently have? Are those women sitting besides him during competition all his wives? (Of…
The real joseon king had one official queen who he married at age 11 and who outlived hium by 31 years. He also had 12 royal consorts more or less all at the same time, of whom the most famous was Chang Nok-su. He also had affairs and children with around 10 known court personnel. His kids totalled ten sons and seven daughters, but six children are mentioned who were all murdered when he was deposed, exiled and probably killed before he made it to thirty. He was succeeded by his half-brother, Grand Prince Jinseong. Really grim story.
I was chanting "cut off their arms, cut off their arms" and then I suddenly stopped because of Yoonas face and started chanting "let them live, let them live!" Good stuff.
That was a sad romantic ending with a write-your-own-sequel window of opportunity (see XmeX3 below). They yearned for each other and imagined the beloved around each corner, as they both got lost in revolutionary chaos. In reality that time period was horribly scary and awful but not here in this drama, she is still floating around in a fur stole...
It is funny having such a handsome straight Gong-Jil, after the beautiful Lee Joon Gi in The King and the Clown (2005). There had to be a reference to it anyway, same king, after all, but not a same-sex love story. Far from it. Just a teasing underlining of the difference, for the knowing audience?
Id like to see the Joon Gi film, though, cant find it anywhere. Has anyone seen it?
Otherwise there is some kind of never-ending loop -- she sees the book, goes back, he writes the book, she sees it...