17 Filipino Remakes of Popular K-Dramas! Takgu is the illegitimate son of Johnny Lee, president of Lee Han Seong Bread Factory. Because of this, the Lee family does not accept him. After his mother is kidnapped, Takgu leaves the Lee home and spends his teenage years looking for her while living on the streets and surviving though odd jobs. He ends up at the famous Lucky Bakeshop where he will unexpectedly face off against his half-brother, Michael. But in addition to learning how to become the best baker in the Philippines, Takgu will learn about life and love. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: Baker King
- Also Known As:
- Genres: Business, Romance, Life, Melodrama
Cast & Credits
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![Shaira Diaz in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Shaira Diaz in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Shaira Diaz Main Role -
![Akihiro Blanco in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Akihiro Blanco in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Akihiro BlancoMichael LeeMain Role -
![Allan Paule in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Allan Paule in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Allan PauleRey GatchalianSupport Role -
![Yul Servo in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Yul Servo in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Yul ServoManager Henry LeeSupport Role -
![Jackie Lou Blanco in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Jackie Lou Blanco in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Jackie Lou BlancoIrene LeeSupport Role -
![Raymond Bagatsing in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)]( "Raymond Bagatsing in Baker King Philippines Drama (2015)")
Raymond BagatsingJohnny LeeSupport Role
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Reviews
TV5’s Baker King Proves the Philippines Can Produce Worthy Adaptations
It’s always a huge challenge for a remake or adaptation to match or top the original. While overall, the original easily tops this Filipino adaptation, that doesn’t take away the fact that Baker King was still successful.Baker King is certainly a worthy adaptation that was able to stay faithful to the original while injecting plenty of Filipino flavor into an already almost-perfect recipe. It told the universal stories of love, family and friendships. And like the original, Filipino Takgu showed audiences that instead of putting a heavy and vengeful burden on one’s heart, you should never lose hope, remain determined and live life to the fullest.
Assembling a great, solid cast and pairing that with smart direction and tight writing, I believe Baker King is the strongest local Filipino adaptation of a foreign series yet.
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