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Gumiho: Tale of the Fox's Child

Details

  • Title: Gumiho: Tale of the Fox's Child / 구미호: 여우누이뎐
  • Also known as: Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho
  • Previously known as: The Gumiho's Revenge / 구미호의 복수
  • Genre: Historical, Melodrama, Fantasy
  • Episodes: 16
  • Network: KBS2
  • First episode: July 5, 2010
  • Final episode: August 24, 2010
  • Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

Gumiho, the nine-tailed fox which has shape-shifting abilities, endures 10 harsh years of marriage in order to become a human. However, her husband breaks his promise the night before the ten-year mark. Betrayed Gumiho leaves her husband with her 9-year-old daughter Yeoni, who has inherited the mother's ability. Gumiho feels disillusioned with human society and make a new home in a cave, but Yeoni has a hard time adjusting herself living in the new surroundings. Gumiho decides to stay in a human village until Yeoni becomes fully grown, since Yeoni gets a complete shape of fox when she becomes 10 years old.
All the mother wants now is to live a happy life with her lovely daughter. However, when the dream breaks in pieces the now vindictive mother Gumiho begins her revenge.

Cast

  • Han Eun Jung as Goo San Daek (Gumiho)
  • Jang Hyun Sung as Yoon Doo Soo
  • Kim Yoo Jung as Yeon Yi
  • Seo Shin Ae as Yoon Cho Ok

Main Role

Supporting Role

  • Kim Jung Nan as Lady Yang
  • Kim Gyu Chul as Steward Oh
  • Seo Jun Young as Chun Woo
  • Im Seo Yeon as Kye Hyang
  • Kim Woo Suk as Yoon Chung Il
  • Woo Min Gyu as Yoon Chung Yi
  • Han So Jung as Sang Wol
  • Han Si Yoon as Yoo Wol
  • Kim Hyuk as Man Suk
  • Kim Do Yun as Uhn Nyun
  • Chun Ho Jin as psychic
  • Park Soo Hyun as exorcist
  • Yoon Hee Seok as Jo Hyun Kam
  • Lee Min Ho as Jo Jung Kyu
  • Go Jung Min as Jo Hyun Kam's wife
  • Baek Bong Ki as Ba Wi
  • Jung Eun Pyo as San Daek's husband
  • Jang Hang Sun as monk
  • Lee Dae Ro as Uh Ui
  • Choi Hye Kyung as So Yun

Production

  • Producers: Lee Jae Young, Kim Shin Il
  • Directors: Lee Gun Joon, Lee Jae Sang
  • Assistant Director: Lee Choon Gil
  • Screenwriters: Oh Sun Hyung, Jung Do Yeon
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