Kim Ha Neul to Work With Jung Ji Hoon (Rain) in the K-drama "The Rich" Dong Joo e Ki Tae são ambos abandonados pelos pais e criados em um orfanato como melhores amigos. A amizade das 3 pessoas começa quando Ji-Soo é transferida para a escola de Dong Joo e Ki Tae. Ji Soo inveja a forte amizade entre Dong Joo e Ki Tae, mas começa a desenvolver sentimentos especiais por Dong Joo. Um dia, Dong Joo pula na água para encontrar a ocarina de Ji Soo e ele desaparece desde então. Ji Soo e Ki Tae acreditam que ele está morto. Enquanto isso, um casal japonês descobre Dong Joo e o leva de volta ao Japão com eles. Ki Tae naturalmente assume o lugar de Dong Joo e ele e Ji Soo se tornam amantes. Porém, depois de doze anos, Dong Joo volta como um cavalheiro japonês e consegue encontrar Ki Tae e Ji Soo. Ele fica feliz ao encontrar suas memórias do passado, mas conforme seus sentimentos por Ji Soo voltam, a amizade entre Dong Joo e Ki Tae começa a se desintegrar. (Fonte: Inglês = AsianWiki || Tradução = ChrisRegina em MyDramaList) Editar Tradução
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- Título original: 유리화
- Também conhecido como: Yurihwa , Stained Glass , Vidro Manchado
- Diretor: Lee Chang Soon
- Gêneros: Romance, Drama
Elenco e Créditos
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![Kim Sung Soo in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Kim Sung Soo in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Kim Sung SooPark Ki TaePapel Principal -
![Kim Ha Neul in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Kim Ha Neul in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Kim Ha Neul Papel Principal -
![Lee Dong Gun in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Lee Dong Gun in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Lee Dong Gun Papel Principal -
![Kim Se Ah in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Kim Se Ah in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Kim Se AhChae Yoon SuhPapel Secundário -
![Noh Joo Hyun in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Noh Joo Hyun in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Noh Joo HyunPresidente Park [pai do Ki Tae]Papel Secundário -
![Jo Yi Jin in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)]( "Jo Yi Jin in Vitral Korean Drama (2004)")
Jo Yi Jin[irmã do Ki Tae]Papel Secundário
Resenhas
No
The glass awfully stained indeed! What's so great about this unbelievable friendship just because they spent some time together as kids? This bond was overly blown and wasn't worth much. The premise was alright but the execution was terrible. The writing is to be blamed here, 18 episodes of whiny people. Never communicate or vocalize what you want. They don't convince us why their love is so damn great and they definitely don't prove it by the end. Park Ki Tae takes the selfish act to the extreme, you can imagine how that would shape the story of this soppy triangle. The drama is manufactured to trigger the viewer till the very end. They went for a generic poetic ending from the 2000s as if we weren't already burned out after 18 episodes. They failed to make me care about any character. None of them had any redeeming qualities. The relationship sucked and by the end, I couldn't care less who would end up with who or what will happen to them. To say this was a flop is an understatement. I can't think of any reason to watch this other than cast which was fine. Speaking of cast, this is Kim Ha Neul's worst project and the only one I rated below 5.Esta resenha foi útil para você?
