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Details
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Title: The Three Musketeers / 삼총사
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Genre: Historical, Action, Romance, Melodrama, Political
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Episodes: 12
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Network: tvN
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First episode: August 17, 2014
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Final episode: November 2, 2014
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Air time: Sunday 21:00
Synopsis
Based on the original novel of the same title written by Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers will be re-produced by setting Joseon dynasty as the background. This drama is about the deeds of 3 Joseon era heroes – Heo Seung Po, Ahn Min Seo and Park Dal Hyang who is a young man still preparing for his military examinations.They will end up becoming the royal warrior guards for Crown Prince So Hyun. Can the trio protect the Crown Prince from those who wish to kill him?
Cast
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Jung Yong Hwa as Park Dal Hyang
- Park Chang Ik as Park Dal Hyang (young)
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Lee Jin Wook as Crown Prince So Hyun
- Jung Taek Hyun as Crown Prince So Hyun (young)
- Ji Eun Sung as Crown Prince So Hyun (teen)
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Yang Dong Geun as Heo Seung Po
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Jung Hae In as Ahn Min Seo
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Seo Hyun Jin as Yoon Seo, later Kang Bin
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Yoo In Young as Jo Mi Ryung
- Han Eun Seo as Jo Mi Ryung (young)
Main Role
Supporting Role
Park Dal Hyang's Home
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Lee Kyun as Pan Soi
Royal Palace
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Kim Myung Soo as King In Jo
Ministers of Joseon
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Park Young Kyu as Kim Ja Jum
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Jun Noh Min as Choi Myung Gil
Threats of Joseon
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Kim Sung Min as Yong Gol Dae
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Park Sung Min as No Soo
Others
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Kim Seo Kyung as Ma Poo Dae
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Woo Hyun as Dal Hyang's father
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Kim Sun Young as Dal Hyang's mother
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Kim Ki Moo as Eunuch Goo
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Jo Hang Geun as Moo Dong Yi
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Kang Ki Young as Ba Rang
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Kim Bup Rae as Yoon Jung Gook
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Son Kwang Up as Park Seo Min
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Han Min as Princess Jung Myung
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Choo Ye Jin as Tan Yi
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Bong Eun Sun as Seung Po's wife
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Jung Hyun Jung as Seung Po's child
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Park Sun Joo as Seung Po's child
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Kwon Ji Min as Seung Po's child
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Jung Young Min as Seung Po's child
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Jung Yoo Suk as Yeonam Park Ji Won
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Lee Joon Hyuk
Production
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Production Company: Chorokbaem Media, JS Pictures
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Director: Kim Byung Soo
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Original writing: Novel 'The Three Musketeers' by Alexandre Dumas
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Screenwriter: Song Jae Jung
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