The King of Tears, Lee Bang-won

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The King of Tears, Lee Bang-won
Promotional poster
Hangul
태종 이방원
Hanja
太宗 李芳遠
Revised RomanizationTaejong Yi Bang-won
McCune–ReischauerTa'ech'ong I P'ang-won
Genre
Created byKBS Drama Division
Written byLee Jung-woo
Directed by
  • Kim Hyung-il
  • Shim Jae-hyun
Starring
Narrated byKim Do-hyun
ComposerChoi In-hee
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes32
Production
Executive producerKang Byung-taek (KBS)
ProducerHwang Eui-kyung
Production locationMungyeong Saejae Drama Set[1]
Production companyMonster Union
Original release
NetworkKBS1
ReleaseDecember 11, 2021 (2021-12-11) –
May 1, 2022 (2022-05-01)

The King of Tears, Yi Bang-won (Korean: 태종 이방원) is a South Korean television series starring Joo Sang-wook in the title role.[2] With this series, KBS is reviving the historical drama series after 5 years, as the last KBS historical series Jang Yeong-sil was aired in 2016.[3][4] The series depicts the story of Yi Bang-won, the third king of Joseon, from a new perspective (unrelated to 1996-98 TV series Tears of the Dragon). It premiered on KBS1 December 11, 2021, and aired on Saturdays and Sundays at 21:40 (KST) till May 1, 2022.[5][6]

Synopsis[edit]

The King of Tears, Yi Bang-won sheds new light on leader Yi Bang-won, who took the initiative to establish the Empire of Joseon during the end of the Goryeo Dynasty and early Joseon Dynasty when the ancient order of Goryeo was destroyed and the new order of Joseon was created.

Cast[edit]

Main[edit]

Supporting[edit]

Queen Shinui's family[edit]

  • Um Hyo-sup as Yi Bang-woo, "Grand Prince Jinan" (진안대군, 鎭安大君).[9]
  • Kim Myung-soo as Yi Bang-gwa, King Jeongjong, the 2nd King of Joseon. "Prince Yeong-an" (영안군, 永安君).[9]
  • Hong Kyung-in[a] as Yi Bang-ui,[10] "Grand Prince Ik-ahn" (익안대군, 益安大君).
  • Jo Soon-chang as Yi Bang-gan, "Grand Prince Hoi-an" (회안대군, 懷安大君).[9]
  • Kim Chae-rin as Princess Gyeongshin, Yi Seong-gye and Queen Sinui's 1st daughter.
  • Cheon Ji-won as Princess Gyeongseon, Yi Seong-gye and Queen Sinui's 2nd daughter.
  • Kim Seo-yeon as Queen Jeongan, the 2nd Queen Consort of Joseon.

Queen Sindeok's family[edit]

  • Oh Seung-joon as Yi Bang-beon, Yi Seong-gye's 7th son from Queen Sindeok.
    • Hong Dong-young as young Yi Bang-beon
  • Kim Jin-sung as Yi Bang-seok
    • Jang Jae-ha as young Yi Bang-seok
Yi Seong-gye's 8th son from Queen Sindeok, Yi Bang-won's half little brother and Joseon's first crown prince.
  • Jang Tae-hoon as Yi Je, Princess Gyeongsun's husband.[11]
  • Choi Da-hye as Princess Gyeongsun, Yi Seong-gye and Queen Sindeok's daughter.
  • Lee Ha-eun as Lady Ryu Hyun-bin
As Bang-seok's wife, she later causes an adultery case with the eunuch Yi Man.
  • Han Yoon-ji as Princess Gyeongnyeong, wife of Yi Bang-beon.[12]

Yi Bang-won's family[edit]

Yi Seong-gye's family[edit]

  • Ye Soo-jung* as Queen Sinui, Yi Seong-gye's first wife and Yi Bang-gwa & Yi Bang-won's mother.[9]
  • Lee Won-bal[b] as Yi Hwa, Yi Seong-gye's half little brother. "Grand Prince Ui-ahn" (의안대군, 義安大君).
  • Ban Sang-yoon as Yi Cheon-u, Yi Seong-gye's older brother.

Chonghae Yi clan[edit]

  • Seon Dong-hyuk as Yi Ji-ran
One of Joseon's founding helper and Yi Seong-gye's brother-in-law.
  • Tae Hang-ho as Yi Hwa-sang, Yi Ji-ran's eldest son.[25]

Queen Wongyeong's family[edit]

  • Kim Kyu-chul as Min Je, Queen Wongyeong's father.
  • Lee Eung-kyung as Lady Song of the Yeosan Song clan, Queen Wongyeong's mother.
  • Kim Tae-han[c] as Min Mu-gu, Queen Wongyeong's first younger brother.[26]
  • Noh Sang-bo as Min Mu-jil, Queen Wongyeong's second younger brother.[27]

Yi Bang-won's political comrades[edit]

  • Park Yoo-seung as Yoon So-jong, a politician in the early Joseon dynasty and at the end of the Goryeo dynasty.
  • Nam Sung-jin[c] as Ha Ryun.
  • Kim Bup-rae as Jo Young-mu, one of Joseon's founding helper and the public relations.
  • Kim Geon as Jo Young-gyu, Yi Bang-won's person who helps him in the Seonjuk Bridge's accident.
  • Noh Young-guk[d] as Jo Jun, a Jwauijeong and one of Joseon's founding helper.[28]
  • Kim Young-gi[e] as Kwon Geun, a politician in the early Joseon dynasty and the end of the Goryeo dynasty.
  • Park Chil-yong[f] as Nam Jae
  • Jung Tae-woo[g] as Yi Suk-beon[29]
  • Lee Hyun-kyun as Park Eun
  • Kang Ji-sub[h] as Hwang Hui
  • Cha Ki-hwan as Yi Geo-yi
  • Im Ho as Yu Jeong-hyeon

Yi Seong-gye's political comrades[edit]

  • Second strife of crown prince
    • Ahn Hong-jin[l] as Park Po
    • Park Jang-ho as Yi Maeng-jong, Prince Uiryeong.[31]
  • Jo Sa-eui's rebellion
    • Jung Eui-gap as Jo Sa-eui

Goryeo people[edit]

Both of Jeong Do-jeon, Jeong Mong-ju, Ha-Ryun, Yoon So-jong, Yi Soong-in's teacher and a spiritual leader in the Shinjin Grand Temple, also the later Goryeo's warrior.
  • Im Byung-gi as Byun An-ryeol
  • Park Sang-jo[n] as Jo Min-soo, a warrior in the later Goryeo who cause a revolt with Yi Seong-gye.
  • Ki Eun-yoo as King Chang, the 33rd King of Goryeo.[34]
  • Park Hyung-joon as Wang Yo, King Gongyang, the last King of Goryeo.[32]
A famous general in the end of Goryeo dynasty who oppose Yi Seong-gye's new dynasty.
The eldest member in the Goryeo Royal household who later gave the royal seal to General Yi Seong-gye which ended the Goryeo dynasty.
  • Choi Eun-seok[o] as Kim Jeo, Choi Young's nephew.
  • Jo Su-hyuk as Jung Deuk-hoo
  • Choi Young as Kwak Chung-bo
  • Lee Chang as Choi Yoo-kyung
  • Kang Bong-seong as Kim Jin-yang, the limb of Jeong Mong-joo and the one who opposes Yi Seong-gye.[35]
  • Kim Jin-gook as Jeong Mong-ju-related minister

Others[edit]

  • Park Yeo-reum as an old nanny
  • Choi Shi-in as gisaeng
  • Lee Choon-sik as Noh Hee-bong, Taejo and Taejong's eunuch.
  • Jin Zheng-gang as Zhu Yuan-zhang
  • Kim Do-won as young Bul-no,[36] a child born to Yi Bang-gwa and his concubine.

Production[edit]

  • A reunion took place on 2011 between the actors Joo Sang-wook and Park Jin-hee after filming the Giant series.[37]
  • The first script reading was held on August 24, 2021.[citation needed] On November 9, 2021, the production company released site images from the series.[38]
  • ^* Initially, actress Lee Deok-hee had been cast for the role of Queen Shinui, but this apparently was changed. In this drama, she portrays a mother-and-child relationship with Um Hyo-sup, again following Stranger.
  • On November 28, 2021, a report was confirmed that actor Ye Ji-won had tested positive for COVID-19 on November 27, and that filming would continue as scheduled except for her appearance.[39]
  • On January 21, 2022, KBS decided not to air two of the latest episodes originally set for release on January 22 and January 23, potentially due to controversy surrounding the death of a horse during filming.[40]

Controversies[edit]

On January 20, KBS released an apology for a horse's death on the set during filming of the seventh episode, when a scene was filmed showing the horse and its rider falling down. The horse's hind leg had been tied up with a wire, causing the horse to flip in the air and land on its neck.[41]

While the actor also sustained injuries, the horse died a week after the incident, generating great public outcry over animal abuse.[42]

Viewership[edit]

The King of Tears, Yi Bang-won : South Korea viewers per episode (millions)
EpisodesEpisode number
12345678
Ep. 1–81.5361.5361.4581.5441.5081.1561.2991.815
Ep. 9–161.7341.7441.8962.0481.2971.5441.4801.626
Ep. 17–241.5301.5781.5891.6171.6001.6121.5931.691
Ep. 25–321.5271.8151.5081.7801.5861.8431.7681.796
Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Korea.[43]
Average TV viewership ratings
Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
Nielsen Korea[43] TNmS[44]
Nationwide Seoul Nationwide
1 December 11, 2021 8.7% (3rd) 7.8% (4th) 7.9% (3rd)
2 December 12, 2021 9.4% (4th) 8.7% (4th) 8.6% (4th)
3 December 18, 2021 8.8% (5th) 8.0% (6th) 9.2% (3rd)
4 December 19, 2021 9.2% (4th) 8.2% (5th) 8.4% (5th)
5 December 25, 2021 8.7% (7th) 8.2% (7th) —
6 December 26, 2021 6.7% (10th) 6.1% (10th) 6.2% (12th)
7 January 1, 2022 7.4% (8th) 6.6% (9th) 5.3% (16th)
8 January 2, 2022 10.2% (5th) 9.3% (5th) 7.2% (6th)
9 January 8, 2022 10.0% (3rd) 9.2% (3rd) 8.2% (3rd)
10 January 9, 2022 10.2% (4th) 8.9% (5th) 7.5% (5th)
11 January 15, 2022 11.0% (2nd) 9.9% (2nd) 7.7% (4th)
12 January 16, 2022 11.2% (5th) 10.6% (5th) 8.4% (6th)
13 February 26, 2022[p] 8.0% (6th) 7.0% (6th) 6.8% (9th)
14 February 27, 2022[p] 9.0% (5th) 8.4% (6th) 8.5% (6th)
15 March 5, 2022 8.9% (4th) 8.1% (4th) 7.0% (7th)
16 March 6, 2022 9.5% (5th) 8.8% (5th) 8.4% (5th)
17 March 12, 2022 9.0% (3rd) 8.1% (3rd) 8.4% (4th)
18 March 13, 2022 9.7% (4th) 9.4% (4th) 8.5% (5th)
19 March 19, 2022 9.9% (3rd) 8.6% (3rd) 8.7% (2nd)
20 March 20, 2022 9.9% (4th) 8.7% (4th) 9.0% (5th)
21 March 26, 2022 9.5% (2nd) 8.9% (2nd) 9.4%(2nd)
22 March 27, 2022 10.0% (4th) 9.1% (5th) 9.4% (4th)
23 April 2, 2022 10.1% (2nd) 9.1% (2nd) —
24 April 3, 2022 10.7% (4th) 9.8% (4th) 9.2% (4th)
25 April 9, 2022 9.5% (2nd) 8.1% (2nd) —
26 April 10, 2022 11.5%(3rd) 10.1% (3rd)
27 April 16, 2022 9.3% (2nd) 8.4% (2nd) 8.3% (2nd)
28 April 17, 2022 11.7% (3rd) 10.5% (3rd) 9.5% (4th)
29 April 23, 2022 10.2% (2nd) 9.1% (2nd) 8.4% (2nd)
30 April 24, 2022 11.3% (3rd) 9.9% (3rd) 9.8% (3rd)
31 April 30, 2022 10.7% (2nd) 10.0% (2nd) 9.1% (2nd)
32 May 1, 2022 11.5% (3rd) 10.4% (3rd) 9.0% (4th)
Average 9.7% 8.8% —[q]
  • In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.

Awards and nominations[edit]

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
APAN Star Awards 2022 Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Joo Sang-wook Won [46]
Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Park Jin-hee Won

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Hong Kyung-in's first acting project after 3 years since Voice 2 (보이스 2)
  2. ^ Lee Won-bal's first acting project after 3 years since KBS2 Drama Special My Mom's Third Marriage (엄마의 세번째 결혼)
  3. ^ a b Nam Sung-jin is husband of Kim Ji-young and Kim Tae-han is her younger brother.
  4. ^ Noh Young-guk's first acting project after 5 years since Sweet Stranger and Me (우리집에 사는 남자)
  5. ^ Kim Young-gi's first acting project after 5 years since First Love Again (다시, 첫사랑)
  6. ^ Park Chil-yong's first acting project after 6 years since The Jingbirok: A Memoir of Imjin War (징비록)
  7. ^ Jung Tae-woo's small-screen comeback after 4 years since Criminal Minds (크리미널 마인드)
  8. ^ Kang Ji-sub's first acting project after 4 years since Bravo My Life (브라보 마이 라이프)
  9. ^ Lee Kwang-gi's first acting project after 6 years since The Jingbirok: A Memoir of Imjin War (징비록) and A Break Alone (나홀로 휴가), which was his last film to be filmed in the same year
  10. ^ Lee Ki-yeol's first acting project after 4 years since Super Family (초인가족 2017)
  11. ^ Lee Kyung-young's first acting project after 3 years since Crazy City (미친도시), a South Korean independent film
  12. ^ Ahn Hong-jin's first acting project after 3 years since Lady Cha Dal-rae's Lover (차달래 부인의 사랑)
  13. ^ Song Yong-tae's first acting project after 3 years since The Guest (손 the guest)
  14. ^ Park Sang-jo's first acting project after 13 years since The Great King, Sejong (대왕 세종)
  15. ^ Choi Eun-seok's first acting project after 4 years since A Sea of Her Own (그 여자의 바다) and The Negotiation (협상), which was his last film to be filmed in the same year
  16. ^ a b Due to extension of its delay since January 22, episode 13 and 14 were aired on February 26 and 27.[45]
  17. ^ Due to some ratings not recorded, the exact average rating is unknown.

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