3rd Republic

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3rd Republic

Details

• Title: 제3공화국 / Je3 Gonghwaguk
• Also known as: The 3rd Republic
• Genre: Historical drama
• Episodes: 26
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 1993-Feb-07 to 1993-Aug-01
• Air time: Sunday
• Related TV shows: 1st Republic, 2nd Republic, 4th Republic, 5th Republic

Synopsis

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Cast

Park Chung Hee and family Lee Jin Soo (이진수) as Park Chung Hee Lee Dae Ro as Park Sung Bin (father) Kim Young Ok as Baek Nam Ui (mother) Kim Sang Joong as Park Sang Hee (older brother) Kim Hae Sook as Park Jae Hee (older sister) Kim Jong Pil and family Lee Jung Gil as Kim Jong Pil Lee Kyung Jin as Park Young Ok 2nd Republic figures Byun Hee Bong as Hyun Suk Ho Nam Il Woo as Kim Young Sun Hong Soon Chang as Joo Yo Han Opposition Baek Yoon Shik as Kim Dae Joong Kil Yong Woo as Kim Young Sam Kim Ki Hyun as Lee Bum Suk Shin Choong Shik as Kim Do Yun Hyun Suk as Go Heung Moon Park Young Tae as Yang Il Dong Kim So Won as Park Soon Chun May 16 coup Park Geun Hyung as Park Jong Kyu Lee Dae Geun as Cha Ji Chul

3rd Republic figures Oh Ji Myung as Lee Hoo Rak Kim Sung Won as Choi Kyu Ha Baek Il Sub as Jang Ki Young Jung Sung Mo as Jun Jae Goo Kwon Sung Duk as Lee Jong Chan Im Moon Soo as Kil Jae Ho Choi Jung Hoon as Lee Han Rim Park Kyu Chae as Kim Sung Gon Na Sung Kyoon as Park Dong Jin Extended cast, cameos, and special appearances Kim Gab Soo as Hwang Tae Sung Kim Jin Tae as Song Yo Chan Seo Kwon Soon as Kim Hyun Shin Lee Il Jae as Jun Se Ho Lee Jung Hoon as Seo Jong Chul Yang Young Joon Lee Jong Goo Park Byung Ho Nam Sung Hoon Kim In Tae Lee Il Woong Min Wook

Production Credits

• Producer: Go Suk Man
• Director: Go Suk Man
• Screenwriter: Lee Young Shin (이영신)

External Links

• Official site (review, archived)
• Korean Wikipedia