Detailed Information
Broadcasting company: SBSOfficial Website : http://tv.sbs.co.kr/baekdongsoo/
Also known as : Honorable Baek Dong Soo
Genre : Period
TV Premiere: 2011-July-04 to 2011-Aug-23
Production : Kwon Soon Gyu
Director:
Main Casts : Ji Chang Wook as Baek Dong Soo, - Yeo Jin Goo as young Dong Soo, Yoo Seung Ho as Yeo Woon, - Park Gun Tae as young Yeo Woon, Yoon So Yi as Hwang Jin Joo, Shin Hyun Bin as Yoo Ji Sun.
Running Time per Episode : 60 mins
Total Episodes : 29
Brief Synopsis
Warrior Baek Dong-soo is a 2011 SBS Historical television series in 29 episodes, premiered on July 4, 2011, and continuing twice-weekly through October 10, 2011, set in the 18th century Joseon dynasty.
It is based on the real-life story of Baek Dong-soo (17431816), one of thethree authors of Muyedobotongji, a pivotal martial arts work commissioned by King Jeongjo, and become the protector of the son of Prince Sado, King Jeongjo, along with his group. it stars Ji Chang-wook in the title role along with Yoo Seung-ho, who played Yeo-woon was Dong-soo's friend turned enemy and Choi Min Soo as the assassin lord Chun. As a political drama, the series traces the relationships between Joseon, led by King Yeongjo, the Qing empire, through its Ambassador to Joseon, the Heuk Sa Cho Rong assassin's guild, led by Chun, Ji and In, and later Yeo Woon, and the Japanese empire, represented by Kendo.
Ji Chang-wook as Baek Dong Soo
Yeo Jin Koo as young Baek Dong Soo
Yoo Seung Ho as Yeo Un, son of Yeo Cho Sang and friend-turned-enemy of Dong-soo
Park Geon-Tae as young Yeo Un
Yoon So Yi as Hwang Jin Ju, the childhood friend of Baek Dong-soo and daughter of Ji and Gwang Taek
Lee Hye-In as young Hwang Jin Ju
Shin Hyun Bin as Yoo Ji Seon, consort of Prince Sado and later romantic interest of Dong-soo and Yeo Woon
Hong Jung-hyun as King Jeongjo
Choi Min Soo as Cheon, lord of Heuksachorong assassin's guild, and Yeo Un's mentor
Jun Kwang Ryul as Kim Gwang Taek, Joseon's master swordsman, and Dong Soo's mentor
Park Joon Gyu as Heuk Sa Mo, who raised Dong Soo
Park Won Sang as Jang Dae Pyo, who led the training camp in which Dong Soo, Un and Cho Rip learned martial arts
Lee Jin Ah as Jang Mi, aunt, and Heuk Sa Mo's romantic interest
Oh Man Suk as Crown Prince Sado
Yoon Ji Min as Ji, mother of Hwang Jin Ju and romantic interest of Cheon and Kim Gwang Taek
Park Chul Min as In, the third of the three rulers of Heuksha Chorong, along with Cheon and Ji
Jun Gook Hwan as King Yeongjo
Geum Dan Bi as Queen Jungsoo
Lee Won Jong as Hong Dae Ju, Joseon's Minister of State and the series' principal villain
Jung Ho Bin as Im Soo Woong
Ahn Suk Hwan as Seo Yoo Dae, a Joseon general and loyal ally of Prince Sado
Kim Dong Gyoon as Boo Gwan, Hong Dae Ju's incompetent deputy
Choi Jae Hwan as Yang Cho Rip, the third member of the trio formed by Dong Soo and Un
Shin Dong Woo as young Cho Rip
Uhm Hyo Sup as Baek Sa King
Kim Hee Jung as Park Shi
Lee Kye In as Yeo Cho Sang, Yeo Un's father
Sung Ji Roo as Hwang Jin Gi, who raised Hwang Jin Ju
Kim Da Yun as Kim Hong Do, a painter and ally of Dong Soo, romantically interested in Hwang Jin Ju
Kim Eung Soo as Yoo So Kang
Ji Yoo as Jang Mi So, daughter of Jang Dae Pyo and later romantic interest of Cho Rip
Kang Sung as Hong Sa Hae, the son of Hong Dae Ju