Sunday, March 21, 2010

Que Sera Sera

Kang Tae Joo (Eric Mun) is a player with charm and good looks who always dates rich women. One day, he finds a strange poor girl named Han Eun-Soo (Jung Yoo-Mi) sleeping in front of his door. Although he initially despises her, he eventually finds himself falling for her. Cha Hye Lin is the daughter of a rich shopping mall CEO. Her first love, Shin Joon Hyuk (Lee Kyu Han), dumps her at her fathers request. Hye Lin buys herself a new boyfriend to make her ex jealous. That man is Kang Tae Joo and during their contract relationship, Hye Lin begins to fall in love again. However Kang Tae already has a girlfriend and he can't forget her as easily as he has forgotten all the woman in his past. This
drama is basically about the redemption of Kang Tae Joo from bastard to human


Eric Mun: Kang Tae Joo is selfish, proud and vain. Hates anything that’s complicated and despises to think but he has a warm heart. Has been working for an event company for three years (Palace Department Store Planning Team). He’s popular with women, handsome and well-mannered to boot. Good at card games, billiards and poker and he hardly ever loses. Perfect except for the fact that he has nothing.

Jung Yoo Mi: Han Eun Soo is Simple, bold, and optimistic. Too honest to the extent that she may be described as blunt and absurd. She dearly loves her half-sister, Ji-soo.

Yoon Ji Hye: Cha Hye Lin is free, liberal, and genuine. She has been very successful with her own designer brand. Put under the spotlight for establishing her own business, unlike other kids of the rich and the famous. But she’s well aware of the fact that her family background worked to her advantage for her success. She seems cold and arrogant but deep down, she has a strong desire for true love.

Lee Kyu Han: Shin Joon Hyuk is rational, perfectionist, and introvert. The power figure of the Palace Department Store who has taken the elite course. He seems like the perfect guy with everything going for him, but deep inside, he has a sense of inferiority about his roots and feels isolated.


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