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President (2010 South Korean TV Series)

President (Korean: 프레지던트; RR: Peurejidenteu) is a South Korean political drama series that aired on KBS2 from December 15, 2010, to February 24, 2011. The series consists of 20 episodes and was broadcast in the Wednesday and Thursday 21:55 time slot.

Background and Development

The series is based on the Japanese manga Eagle by Kaiji Kawaguchi. While the original manga follows the political journey of an Asian-American senator running for the presidency of the United States, the television adaptation centers on the fictional South Korean politician Jang Il-joon.

Promotional poster for the drama President
Promotional material for the series President.

Plot

The narrative follows the life and career of Jang Il-joon, portrayed by Choi Soo-jong. Born into a family of educators, Jang becomes a law student at a prestigious university. During a period of military leadership in South Korea, he emerges as a student activist and becomes involved in a significant legal case. Throughout his career, he serves as a three-term lawmaker and a human rights lawyer. The series tracks his campaign for the 18th presidential office, focusing on his efforts to navigate complex ideological, regional, and class-based conflicts.

Cast

The series features a large ensemble cast, including:

  • Choi Soo-jong as Jang Il-joon
  • Ha Hee-ra as Jo So-hee
  • Jay as Yoo Min-ki
  • Wang Ji-hye as Jang In-young
  • Kang Shin-il as Lee Chi-soo
Choi Soo-jong as Jang Il-joon
Choi Soo-jong as the protagonist Jang Il-joon.
Ha Hee-ra as Jo So-hee
Ha Hee-ra as Jo So-hee.
Jay as Yoo Min-ki
Jay as Yoo Min-ki.
Wang Ji-hye as Jang In-young
Wang Ji-hye as Jang In-young.
Kang Shin-il as Lee Chi-soo
Kang Shin-il as Lee Chi-soo.
Im Ji-eun as Oh Jae-hee
Im Ji-eun as Oh Jae-hee.
Lee Doo-il as Hong Sung-goo
Lee Doo-il as Hong Sung-goo.
Kim Heung-soo as Ki Soo-chan
Kim Heung-soo as Ki Soo-chan.
Sung Min as Jang Sung-min
Sung Min as Jang Sung-min.
Park Mi-jin as Jang Se-bin
Park Mi-jin as Jang Se-bin.
Shin Chung-sik as Jo Tae-ho
Shin Chung-sik as Jo Tae-ho.
Choi Dong-joon as Jo Sang-jin
Choi Dong-joon as Jo Sang-jin.
Kim Ye-ryeong as Yoo Jung-hae
Kim Ye-ryeong as Yoo Jung-hae.
Jung Han-yong as Lee Soo-myung
Jung Han-yong as Lee Soo-myung.
Yang Hee-kyeong as Choi Jeong-im
Yang Hee-kyeong as Choi Jeong-im.
Byun Hee-bong as Ko Sang-ryul
Byun Hee-bong as Ko Sang-ryul.
Lee Ki-yeol as Park Eul-sub
Lee Ki-yeol as Park Eul-sub.
Kim Jung-nan as Shin Hee-joo
Kim Jung-nan as Shin Hee-joo.
Hong Yo-seop as Kim Kyung-mo
Hong Yo-seop as Kim Kyung-mo.
Kim Kyu-cheol as Baek Chan-ki
Kim Kyu-cheol as Baek Chan-ki.

Broadcast Information

The series replaced Fugitive in its time slot and was succeeded by The Thorn Birds on March 2, 2011.

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