Spy Myung-wol

Spy Myung Wol
Also known as	스파이 명월 Myung Wol the Spy
Genre	Romance Comedy Action
Format	Television series
Written by	Kim Eun Young
Directed by	Hwang In Hyuk,
Starring	Han Ye Seul Eric Mun Lee Jin Wook Jang Hee Bin
Country of origin	South Korea
Language(s)	Korean
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	18 (List of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Choi Moon Suk
Producer(s)	Im Kyu Yong Kim Jin Woo
Location(s)	Korea
Running time	Mon & Tue 21:55 (KST)
Broadcast
Original channel	KBS
Original run	11 July 2011 (2011-07-11) – 6 September 2011 (2011-09-06)
Chronology
Preceded by	Baby-faced Beauty
Followed by	Poseidon
External links
Official website

Spy Myung Wol (스파이 명월) is a 2011 KBS2 Television romantic comedy series starring Han Ye-seul and Eric Mun in the lead roles. It is about a North Korean spy who was tasked to kidnap a popular South Korean actor in order to get a South Korean wave in North Korea, but she ends up falling in love with him. The drama was criticized by North Korean defectors and families of abducted South Koreans and Japanese vitcims . Trouble occurred when lead actress Han Ye-seul left the series during shooting after a conflict with the series' director, but she later returned to the set and apologized to her fans.^[1] and becoming one of lowest rated shows in history

• Han Ye Seul as Han Myung Wol
• Eric Mun as Kang Woo
• Lee Jin Wook as Choi Ryu
• Jang Hee Jin as Joo In Ah
• Lee Duk Hwa as Chairman Joo
• Jo Hyung Ki as Han Hee Bok
• Yoo Ji In as Ri Ok Soon
• Lee Kyun as Lee Dae Kang
• Park Hyun Sook as Kyung Jae In
• Shin Seung Hwan as Bang Geuk Bong
• Lee Da Hee as Yoo Da Hae
• Lee Byung Joon as Yoo Jung Shik
• Lee Ji Hoon (이지훈) as Kwak Ji Tae
• Cha Seung Joon as Jang Han Soo
• Kim Ha Kyoon as Kim Young Tak
• Jung Da Hye (정다혜) as Kim Eun Joo
• Kim Ga Young (김가영) as Joo Kyung Joo
• Kim Sung Oh (cameo)

References

1. ^ http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2011/08/17/2011081700946.html

External links

• 배우 한예슬의 KBS 2TV '스파이명월' 복귀를 두고 KBS가 배우들에게 ... -
• Han Ye Seul's no-show leaves Korean broadcaster KBS in crisis
• Offical KBS Website