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Queen and I (South Korean TV series)
2012 South Korean TV series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Queen and I[2] (Korean: 인현왕후의 남자; lit. Queen Inhyeon's Man) is a 2012 South Korean television series starring Ji Hyun-woo and Yoo In-na. The story centers around obscure actress Choi Hee-jin (played by Yoo In-na, in her first leading role)[3][4] who falls in love with Kim Bung-do (played by Ji Hyun-woo),[5][6] a time-traveling scholar from the Joseon period (1392–1910) who jumps 300 years into the future to the 21st century.[7][8][9]
It was broadcast on cable channel tvN from April 18 to June 7, 2012 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 23:00 for 16 episodes.
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Synopsis

On the year 1694, Joseon Dynasty: Kim Bung-do (Ji Hyun-woo) is a noble-born scholar and his family's sole survivor after they were massacred in a conspiracy. Kim Bung-do supports the reinstatement of Queen Inhyeon, who was deposed due to scheming by royal concubine Lady Jang.
On the year 2012, modern-day Seoul: Choi Hee-jin (Yoo In-na), an unsuccessful actress, lands her big break when she is cast as Queen Inhyeon in the television drama "New Jang Heebin". Due to a mysterious talisman, Kim Bung-do time travels to 2012, where he crosses paths with Choi Hee-jin and falls in love.
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Cast
Main
- Ji Hyun-woo as Kim Bung-do
- Yoo In-na as Choi Hee-jin
- Kim Jin-woo as Han Dong-min, Hee-jin's ex-boyfriend
- Ga Deuk-hee as Jo Soo-kyung, Hee-jin's friend and manager
Supporting
- Jin Ye-sol as Yoon-wol
- Um Hyo-sup as Minister Min Ahm
- Lee Kwan-hoon as Ja-soo
- Ji Nam-hyuk as Han-dong
- Park Young-rin as Yoon Na-jung
- Jo Dal-hwan as Chun-soo
- Seo Woo-jin as King Sukjong
- Kim Hae-in as Queen Inhyeon
- Choi Woo-ri as Jang Hee-bin
- Kim Won-hae as Eunuch Hong
- Kim Kyul as Young Myung
- Oh Hee-joon as Officer Hong's soldier
- Yang Jae-jee
- Park Pal-young
- Seo Ho-chul
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Production
One of the filming locations was Gwanghwamun Plaza, where the two lead characters, Kim Boong-do and Choi Hee-jin share a kiss dubbed the 'Gwanghwamun kiss' against the backdrop of Gwanghwamun.[10]
Original soundtrack
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Awards and nominations
Remake
A Chinese remake of the series, titled Love Weaves Through a Millennium, aired in 2015.
References
External links
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