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INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES COLLEGE OF AMLAMEDA STUDIES IN KOREAN DRAMAS Korean Drama List of Favorites Main Character / Male Actor: Rain 1. A Love To Kill - violence, romance 2. Full House - comedy, romance 3. Plan B - violence, romance Main Character / Joo Won 1. Oyegkego Brothers – family values, romance, comedy 2. Bridal Mask - historical documentation,violence, romance Main Male Character / Jang Keun Suk, also Jang Geun Seok, also Show Off 1. Love Rain – romance, musical 2. Mary Stayed Out Last Night (also known as) Marry Me Mary – family, comedy, romance 3. You’re Beautiful (as Hwang Tae Kyung) -comedy, romance, musical 4. Houng Gil Dong (with Kang Ji Hwan) - historical, romance 5. Beathoven’s Virus - musical, romance Main Character / Hyung Bin 1. My Name is Kim Sam Soon (also known as) The Lovely Sam Soon 2. Secret Garden – comedy, musical, family values, romance Main Female Character / Moon Geun Young 1. Cheongdam-dong Alice (as Han Se Kyung) - personal values, romance 2. Marry Me Mary (as Wi Mae Ri) - musical, romance, family Main Female Character / Park Shin Hye 1. Can Hear My Heart Strings? - musical, romance 2. You’re Beautiful – (appearing as Go Mi Hyu) - musical, romance Male Character / Lee Hong Ki appearing in You’re Beautiful (as Jeremy) (His music is on many dramas including Secret Garden and You’re Beautiful) Male Character / Jung Yong Hwa 1. You’re Beautiful (as Kang Shin woo) 2. Can Hear My Heart Strings – musical, romance Page 1 of 2 (PROFESSOR A. FLOWERS) INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES COLLEGE OF AMLAMEDA STUDIES IN KOREAN DRAMAS Main Male Character / Gong Yoo 1. Big - comedy, romance 2. Coffee Prince (as Choi Han-Gyul) - comedy, romance Main Male Character / Yoon Sang Hyun 1. My Fair Lady - personal values, romance 2. Secret Garden (as Oska) Main Female Character / Yoon Eun Hye 1. Lie To Me (as Gong Ah Jung) and Kang Ji Hwan (as the main male character) - romance 2. Coffee Prince (as Eun Chan) 3. My Fair Lady Main Female Character / Hwang Jung Eum Main Male Character / Kim Jae Won 1. Can You Hear My Heart? – romance, Page 2 of 2 (PROFESSOR A. FLOWERS) .

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