Glass Slippers (Hangul: ????; RR: Yuri Gudu) was a 40-episode South Korean drama series that aired on SBS in 2002, starring Kim Hyun-joo and Kim Ji-ho as the two orphaned sisters.
Video Glass Slippers
Plot
Yoon-hee and her elder sister Tae-hee were born into a one-parent family; their mother having died giving birth to Yoon-hee. Their devoted father vowed not to marry again and struggled to raise them but was killed in a car accident while already suffering from leukemia. The girls were left to fend for themselves but a series of events caused by gangsters separated the sisters for fifteen years. Yoon-hee grew up as Sun-woo and was abused by the Lee family (Seung-hee especially), who had been forced to adopt her because she was knocked down by their truck. Meanwhile, Tae-hee spent fifteen years with her grandfather and became a successful entrepreneur. Another male character, Chul-woong, frequently stood up for Sun-woo, and once ransacked the Lee household when Sun-woo was being abused. Seung-hee later pretended to be Yoon-hee when a letter from Tae-hee enquiring after her sister arrived. At this point, Sun-woo took refuge at Chul-woong's house.
Internal strife develops when a man called Jae-hyuk decides to take revenge on the sister's grandfather, who had indirectly caused his grandfather's death as a child. Shortly before the sisters are reunited, their grandfather is killed in a car accident. Chul-woong is then stabbed to death by gangsters after a reunion with Yoon-hee, who is herself kidnapped by gangsters on their wedding day.
At the beginning of the drama, both sisters harbor feelings for Jae-hyuk, while he and Chul-woong both have desires on Yoon-hee, even though Jae-hyuk is engaged to Tae-hee. Seung-hee meanwhile, is keen on Chul-woong, which makes her jealous of Yoon-hee. She becomes even more jealous and spiteful when she realizes that Yoon-hee is the sister Tae-hee was looking for as she grew up in what she believed was a poor household. In the end, Yoon-hee agrees to marry Chul-woong before realizing how great his affection was for her in sacrificing his life to protect her.
Maps Glass Slippers
Cast
- Kim Hyun-joo - Kim Yoon-hee/Lee Sun-woo
- Kim Ji-ho - Kim Tae-hee
- Han Jae-suk - Jang Jae-hyuk
- So Ji-sub - Park Chul-woong
- Kim Min-sun - Woo Seung-hee
- Kim Jung-hwa - Park Yeon-woong
- Kim Chung-ryeol - Yeon Seo-jeon
- Lee Hee-do - Hwang Kuk-do
- Baek Il-seob - Kim Pil-joong
- Choi Woo-hyuk - Young Jae-hyuk
- Song Ok-sook
Original soundtrack
CD 1:
- Nuh Eh Ge Ro Ga Neun Gil - Kim Ji-woo
- Go Baek Hal Gge - Jia
- Nuh Reul Ji Kyuh Jool Gguh Ya - Lee Jong-won (CAN)
- For Your Love - Jang Hye-jin
- Help Me Love - Park Wan-kyu
- Bi Sang Ji Ah - Park Wan-kyu
- Gloomy Sunday - Jeon Seung-woo & Park Chae-won
- Suh Toon Go Baek - Kim Jin-woo
- Je Bal.. - Kim Jin-woo
- Nuh Reul Ji Kyuh Jool Gguh Ya (Piano Version)
- Mun Gil (Guitar Version)
- Tears (Piano Version)
- Bin Deul Eh Suh (Piano Version)
- Nuh Reul Bo Naen Sae Byuk (Chorus Version)
- Byul He Neun Bam (Harmonica Version)
CD 2:
- Nuh Wa Ham Gge (Piano Version)
- Yak Sok (Piano & Guitar Version)
- Pa Ran Mi So (Guitar Version)
- Nae Ahn Eh Nuh (Guitar Version)
- Do Shi Eh Ah Chim (Piano Version)
- Uh Rin Shi Jul (Piano Version)
- Mun Gil (Piano Version)
- Tears (Guitar Version)
- Nuh Reul Ji Kyuh Jool Gguh Ya (Violin Version)
- Nuh Wa Ham Gge (Guitar Version)
- Yak Sok (Piano Version)
- Byul He Neun Bam (Piano Version)
- Bin Deul Eh Suh (Guitar Version)
- Uh Rin Shi Jul (Piano Version)
- Sae Ro Oon Shi Jak (Guitar Version)
- Tears (Guitar Version)
- Pa Ran Mi So (Harmonica Version)
- Sae Ro Oon Shi Jak (E.Guitar Version)
- Uh Rin Shi Jul (Guitar Version)
International broadcast
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
- List of Korean television shows
- Contemporary culture of South Korea
References
External links
- SBS ???? ???? (in Korean), official website
- Cineseoul profile
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