Ojakgyo Brothers   (Korean Drama)

• Title: 오작교 형제들 / Ojakgyo Hyungjedeul
• Also known as: Ojakkyo Brothers / The Brothers of the Ojakgyo
• Previously known as: 황금연못 / Golden Pond
• Genre: Family, romance
• Episodes: 58
• Broadcast Network: KBS2
• Broadcast period: 2011-Aug-06 to 2012-Feb-19
• Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:55
• Original Soundtrack: Ojakgyo Brothers OST

Synopsis

The story of a family with four sons who live together with their relatives on a farm near Seoul. Hwang Tae Hee is the third son and a policeman who falls in love with a girl named Baek Ja Eun. Baek Ja Eun is a haughty young woman who only believes in her pretty looks and is quick to flare up in anger.

Cast

• Uee as Baek Ja Eun
• Joo Won as Hwang Tae Hee
• Ryu Soo Young as Hwang Tae Bum
• Choi Jung Yoon as Cha Soo Young

Hwang family

• Kim Yong Rim as Madam Shim
• Baek Il Sub as Hwang Chang Shik
• Kim Ja Ok as Park Bok Ja
• Jung Woong In as Hwang Tae Shik
• Yun Woo Jin as Hwang Tae Pil
• Park Hee Gun (박희건) as Hwang Guk Soo

Baek family

• Lee Young Ha as Baek In Ho
• Jo Mi Ryung as Jung Yoon Sook

Cha family

• Kim Yong Gun as Cha Hyun Jae
• Park Joon Geum as Nam Yeo Kyung

Other people

• Jun Mi Sun as Kim Mi Sook
• Yoon Joo Hee as Ye Jin
• Ye Seo Jin (예서진) as Seo Jin
• Heo Tae Hee as Choi Hyun Wook
• Lee Chan Joo (이찬주) as Oh Ha Na
• Jung Joo Ri as blind date woman (cameo)
• Kim Kyung Jin (김경진) as returning student (cameo)

Production Credits

• Production company: Green Snake (Chorokbaem) Media
• Chief Producer: Jung Sung Hyo
• Producer: No Sang Hoon
• Director: Ki Min Soo
• Sceenwriter: Lee Jung Sun

Recognitions

2011 KBS Drama Awards:

• Excellence Award for Serial Drama, Actress (Kim Ja Ok)
• Excellence Award, Supporting Actor (Jung Woong In)
• Newcomer Actor Award (Joo Won)
• Newcomer Actress Award (Uee)
• Best Couple Award (Ryu Soo Young and Choi Jung Yoon)
• Child Actor Award (Park Hee Gun)
• Writer Award (Lee Jung Sun)

Episode Ratings

see Ojakgyo Brothers/Episode Ratings

Notes

• Ojakgyo (오작교) is the name of the bridge formed by crows and magpies that united the separated celestial lovers, the cowherd and the weaver. Translated literally, it is the Bridge of Crows and Magpies; 오작 (烏鵲 in hanja) means crow and magpie, plus the word for bridge (교).

External Links

• Official site
• News articles: (1), (2)




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