¡The Lord of the DramaComplete DVD Box
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[Machine Translation] Laugh! Cry! Serious! Comical! This is a Korean drama filled with ambition and love, which takes place behind the scenes of intense drama production. Kim Myung-min, who played the ruthless and bitter protagonist in "Beethoven Virus: Symphony of Love and Passion" and ignited the "tongue-in-cheek" boom that followed, makes his return to drama production after a four-year absence! He has been a member of the idol group "SUPER JUNIOR" as well as an actor with a tough and masculine charm, and his sometimes comical and sometimes humanistic acting brings out his new charm. The script is written by Jang Han-jung, known for his hit drama "Sign". Yesung of "SUPER JUNIOR" sings the ending song, and Geo and Mir of MBLAQ sing the insert song. In addition, Park Shin-hye makes a cameo appearance. --Anthony Kim ( Kim Myung Min ), the head of the major drama production company "Teikoku Productions", is a man with the skill to make 27 out of 29 dramas he has worked on into big hits. He is a man who will stop at nothing to ensure the success of his dramas. He ignores the scriptwriter's opinion and tricks Lee Go-eun (Jung Ryeo-won), the assistant scriptwriter, into revising the script. The drama series is a success, recording high viewer ratings, but an accident occurs three years later when a motorcycle delivery service rushes a last-minute shooting tape to send it to the broadcaster. Three years later, Anthony was kicked out of the industry and ran a small production company called World Productions, but it failed to make a splash. Then he learns of a drama investment offer from a businessman in Japan, which reminds him of the script "Morning in Gyeongseong" that Go-eun once sold to him. Anthony is determined to regain his reputation as the "King of Drama," while Go-eun, a new scriptwriter, is busy writing her ideal drama, and Kang Hyun-min (Choi Si-won), the lead actor, is constantly criticized for his acting skills despite his popularity. The production of "Morning in Gyeongseong" is carried forward with the thoughts of each of them, but will it make it to the air? A behind-the-scenes look at the making of a true drama! Contains 18 episodes. Includes a 12-page booklet.
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