Piano (TV series)

Piano (TV series)

Infobox Korean name
title="Piano"
hangul=피아노
rr= Piano
mr=P'iano

Piano is a 16-episode South Korean television drama, aired by SBS in 2001 and 2002. This is the first teledrama of Ko Soo in SBS until he became a contract actor of SBS afterwards.

ynopsis

A gangster named Uhk-gwan discovered that he has a 10-year-old son named Jae-soo and will fall in love at first sight with a widow named Hae-lim, a mother of 2 children named Kyung-ho, 10 years old, and Soo-ah, 12 years old. After Hae-lim migrated to Busan, she set up a piano school, but because most people already knew that she has a relation with a gangster, her image was destroyed, so she accepted Uhk-gwan’s love and married. But then, Hae-lim died in a boat accident one day, and because of this, Uhk-gwan alone raised his only blood-related child and Hae-lim’s children. After several years, all 3 children are older, and Jae-soo and Soo-ah fell in love with each other, like their parents, but cannot let their feelings out because they were raised as siblings, while Kyung-ho is a rebel, and like his stepfather, turns into a gangster.

* Jo In Sung as Kyung-ho
* Kim Ha Neul as Soo-ah
* Ko Soo as Jae-soo
* Jo Jae Hyun as Uhk-gwan
* Jo Min Soo as Hae-lim

External links

* [http://tv.sbs.co.kr/piano/ SBS "Piano" website] (Korean)


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