SBS unveils the cast of the upcoming music K-drama 'Spring of the Four Seasons' - Español
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- Título original: 감사합니다
- También conocida como: Gamsahamnida , I'm an Auditor , It's Auditor , Os Auditores , Thank You , Аудитори , Аудиторы , المدققون
- Director: Kwon Young Il
- Guionista: Choi Min Ho
- Géneros: Acción, Thriller, Misterio, Comedia
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Reparto y créditos
- Shin Ha KyunSin Cha IlPapel principal
- Lee Jung HaKoo Han SuPapel principal
- Jin GooHwang Dae UngPapel principal
- Cho Hye YeonYun Seo JinPapel principal
- Jung Moon SungHwang Se UngPapel principal
- Baek Hyun JinYang Jae Seung [Managing director]Papel secundario
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started slow but builds up till the finale
I did start this show with no expectations whatsoever, but I thought the premise is interesting. While the ML is a quite an one-dimensional character, there is more to him than the eye sees. The whole cast did a very good job. You get drama, you get comedy, you get thriller and you get a bit of suspense in this package. And every story arc gets stronger with each episode. At least after half the episodes you should know there is something fishy up the top, I will not spoil it here, but that was what I expected and they did not disappoint.Overall an entertaining show, and in contrast to most shows it starts slow and gets better with every epsiode, so give it time.
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The Korean version of “Suits” but about auditors instead of lawyers.
This is the Korean version of the American “Suits”. Instead of lawyers, it's auditors.* Harvey Specter is Sin Chail.
* Mike Ross is Ku Hansu.
Because of it, I have a very high expectation for this show. So far, with the premiere week, I was very satisfied. The actors were good, they're in-character, they were not holding back to show what their character is really like. They explain the logic in a way that the audience will understand without the need to explain it through subtitles. The first sub-arc was also relatable, especially for the sub-sub-plots like why a person was tempted to compromise even though they knew they shouldn't.
I hope the rest of the cases will continue to revolve around relatable issues that we've seen in real life, so the public will at least be reminded that these corruptions exist and we shouldn't just accept things as it is… rather we should question it and prove they gave us the entire truth.
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