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Wild Romance (DVD) (6-Disc) (English Subtitled) (End) (KBS TV Drama) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version) DVD Region 1, 3, 4, 5, 6

Lee Dong Wook (Actor) | Lee Si Young (Actor) | Jessica (Girls' Generation) (Actor) | Lim Joo Eun (Actor)
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Wild Romance (DVD) (6-Disc) (English Subtitled) (End) (KBS TV Drama) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)

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An arrogant baseball player meets his match in a tomboyish bodyguard in the feisty KBS romantic comedy Wild Romance. Taking on a comedic role after Scent of a Woman, Lee Dong Wook stars as hot-tempered Green Dreamers baseman Moo Yul. Crossing paths by chance, he gets body flipped and roundly humiliated by Eun Jae (Lee Si Young, Poseidon), a fervent fan of the Dreamers' rival team. With the video of their violent encounter spreading rapidly, both are in danger of losing their jobs, leaving Moo Yul no choice but to hire Eun Jae as his bodyguard to cover up the incident! Moo Yul and Eun Jae are in for a wild and unpredictable time when the fighting turns into romantic sparks. Wild Romance also co-stars Oh Man Seok and Girls' Generation member Jessica in her drama debut!

This edition comes with press conference, interview, making-of, outtakes, and other extras.

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Product Title: Wild Romance (DVD) (6-Disc) (English Subtitled) (End) (KBS TV Drama) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version) 暴力羅曼史 (完) (DVD) (六碟裝) (英文字幕) (首批限量版) (KBS劇集) (韓國版) 暴力罗曼史 (完) (DVD) (六碟装) (英文字幕) (首批限量版) (KBS剧集) (韩国版) Wild Romance (DVD) (6-Disc) (English Subtitled) (End) (KBS TV Drama) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version) 난폭한 로맨스 (DVD) (6디스크) (영어자막) (완결) (KBS TV 드라마) (초회한정판) (한국판)
Artist Name(s): Lee Dong Wook (Actor) | Lee Si Young (Actor) | Jessica (Girls' Generation) (Actor) | Lim Joo Eun (Actor) | Kang Dong Ho (Actor) | Oh Man Seok (Actor) | Lee Won Jong (Actor) | Lee Han Wee (Actor) 李東旭 (Actor) | 李 詩英 (Actor) | Jessica (少女時代) (Actor) | 林 珠恩 (Actor) | 姜東浩 (Actor) | 吳 萬錫 (Actor) | 李元宗 (Actor) | Lee Han Wee (Actor) 李东旭 (Actor) | 李 诗英 (Actor) | Jessica (少女时代) (Actor) | 林 珠恩 (Actor) | 姜东浩 (Actor) | 吴 万锡 (Actor) | 李元宗 (Actor) | Lee Han Wee (Actor) イ・ドンウク (Actor) | イ・シヨン (Actor) | Jessica (Girls' Generation) (Actor) | Lim Joo Eun (Actor) | Kang Dong Ho (Actor) | オ・マンソク (Actor) | Lee Won Jong (Actor) | イ・ハヌィ (Actor) 이 동욱 (Actor) | 이시영 (Actor) | 제시카 (소녀시대) (Actor) | 임주은 (Actor) | 강동호 (Actor) | 오만석 (Actor) | 이원종 (Actor) | 이한위 (Actor)
Release Date: 2012-06-14
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English
Country of Origin: South Korea
Picture Format: NTSC What is it?
Disc Format(s): DVD
Region Code: 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan), 1 - USA, Canada, U.S. Territories, 5 - Eastern Europe (Russia and the former Soviet Union), the Indian subcontinent, Africa and Mongolia, 4 - Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, Central America, Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean, 6 - China What is it?
Publisher: KBS Media
Other Information: 6-Disc(16Episodes)
Package Weight: 400 (g)
Shipment Unit: 2 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1030941034

Product Information

난폭한 로맨스 (DVD) (6디스크) (영어자막) (완결) (KBS TV 드라마) (초회한정판) (한국판)

*Screen Format: 16 : 9
*Sound Mix: DOLBY DIGITAL 2.0 STERE0
*Extras: (제작발표회/주연배우 인터뷰/고사현장/현장속으로「메이킹,NG」)


▒▒ 디스크 구성 ▒▒
DSIC 01
Episode 01 Episode 02 Episode 03

DSIC 02
Episode 04 , Episode 05 , Episode 06

DSIC 03
Episode 07 , Episode 08 , Episode 09

DSIC 04
Episode 10 , Episode 11 , Episode 12

DSIC 05
Episode 13 , Episode 14 , Episode 15

DSIC 06
Episode 16 , 부가영상
(제작발표회/주연배우 인터뷰/고사현장/현장속으로「메이킹,NG」)


거친 남녀의 거친 연애이야기!
성격 나쁜 두 남녀가 아옹다옹을 넘어 육탄전까지 불사하며 싸우다가
결국엔 서로를 이해하고 사랑해가는 로맨틱 코메디!!!


초겨울의 어느날,에코가 형편없는 싸구려 노래방에서 두 사람이 부딪힌다.
아버지의 생일을 축하하기 위해 온 사설 경호원 유은재와 다른 사람의 눈을 피해 어떤 여자를
몰래 만나기 위해 온 「레드 드리머즈」의 주전 유격수 박무열!
「레드 드리머즈」에게 패해서 한국시리즈 우승을 놓친「블루 시걸즈」의 열성 팬이자,박무열의
안티 팬인 은재와 은재네 가족은 박무열과 시비가 붙는다.
시비 끝에 dveh 5단 유은재가 박무열을 업어 매치게 되고….


▒▒ 인물 소개 ▒▒
박무열 (이동욱)
2010 프로야구 우승팀 ‘레드 드리머즈’의 주전 유격수로서 성격은 난폭하고 다혈질이며 무식하다. 하지만 외모는 그럴 듯 한 편이다.
따로 살고 있는 엄마 아빠. 엄마 아빠와는 어린 시절부터 사이가 별로다. 잘 안 만난다.

장래희망은 메이저 리거. 2년 후 자유 자유계약선수가 되면 일본 프로리그에 진출,
그 다음에 메이저리그에 갈 계획이다. 몇 년째 일어공부와 영어공부를 하고 있다.
일어는 수준급, 영어는 초보.

유은재 (이시영)
이제 막 연수를 끝낸 사설 경호회사 ‘캐빈장의 오두막’의 신입 경호원이다.
유도선수 출신이라 등빨이 좋고 성격은 난폭하고 다혈질이며 무식하다.

가족관계는 ‘블루 시걸즈’의 극성팬인 아버지와 남동생이 있다.
횟집을 운영하는 아버지는 매년 초복만 되면 최고급 장어를 블루 시걸즈에 진상한다.
자식들에게도 안 먹이는 스태미너 식품을...
단란하다고 할 수 없는 가족을 묶어주는 건 프로야구.
10년이 넘도록 블루 시걸즈의 서울 개막전엔 반드시 야구장에 간다.
장래 소원이라면 ‘내년 블루시걸즈의 우승’이다.

진동수 (오만석)
나이는 30대 초반으로 직업은 레드 드리머즈의 후보외야수.
외모는 호남형이며 대인배다. 김태한의 선수 파일에 “진동수는 내가 만난 인간 중에서 가장 완성된 인격의 소유자다“라는 평가를 받는다.
박무열의 대학 3년 선배다. 박무열이 대학 신입생 시절, 성질대로 좌충우돌, 팀 내 분위기를 망치고 다녀 퇴출 위기에 처했을 때, 박무열을 감싸 안고 팀을 설득한 적이 있다. 이 사건을 계기로 박무열은 진동수를 진심으로 따르게 된다.

오수영 (황선희)
20대 후반으로 프로야구 선수 진동수의 아내. 외모는 프로야구 선수 아내답다.
결혼 전엔 성격이 제멋대로 였지만 결혼 후엔 진동수 뜻대로 따른다.
하나님은 진동수를 위해 오수영을 특별 제작하셨다.
결혼 전까지 할 줄 아는 요리라고는 라면뿐이었던 그녀가 스물 세 살에 대학을 졸업하자마자 결혼에 골인. 그 후 프로야구 선수의 부인으로서 필요한 모든 것을 익힌다.
각종 보양 요리. 한식 요리사 자격증. 영양학 공부, 스포츠 맛사지. 수지침까지.

김태한 (강동호)
나이는 30대 초반으로 레드 드리머즈의 프런트, 마케팅 홍보 담당 실장.
외모는 뉴욕 증권가에 떨궈 놓으면 그대로 증권사 직원으로 보일 듯 하다.
성격은 냉정하고 이성적이고, 계산이 빠르다. 즉 박무열과는(유은재와도) 반대되는 인물.
모든 상황을 원인과 결과로 분석하기 때문에 화를 내지 않는다. 이제까지 그가 화를 내는 걸 본 사람이 없다. 그는 희노애락은 비이성적인 인간이 보여주는 불필요한 감정이라고 생각한다.
남들 보기엔 선수들 뒤치다꺼리나 하고, 잘하면 본전, 잘못하면 온갖 욕은 다 먹으면서 왜 이 일을 계속하는 걸까? 박봉인데.... 가만 보면 명문대 출신인 것 같은데... 다른 일 하면 훨씬 잘 나갈 것 같은데...


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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10 (3)

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April 2, 2013
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 Wonderful love hate rom-com :D Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
I thought after 2 episodes “WR” could change, and does with intrigue. But amazing WR isn’t more popular. No doubt Si-young as bagged herself a brilliant character as Eun-jae and her spunky, loveable (and jealous) emotional bodyguard, should win loads of fans. Dong wook of course goes without saying, his acting skills win you over with a very difficult to like Moo-yeol; he makes it seem so easy. And Moo-yeol’s a good man beneath his arrogance. But WR as a superb support cast, too, with Ju Eun Lim as the fantastic eccentric sleuth Dong-ah and her deadpan ‘robot’ man Tae-han, performed quite seriously by Dong Ho Kang. And boy does Dong-ah have some killer dress outfits to woe Tae-han with (I wondered why his glasses didn’t steam up)! Sun Hee and Man Seok also perform strong couple characters Soo-young and Dongsu. And these two play really lovely people, but with big problems! Although a lively, dappy love/hate comic strip romance “WR” as threaded throughout a quite dark subplot, with a sinister someone sending eye defaced photos of baseball striker Moo-yeol and dangerous situations that attempt to bring him down, either by physical harm, a scandal or emotional breakdown (in fact it gets a bit inspector Colombo on the last bit, especially with Tae-han and Dong-ah on the case).

This dark subplot never swamps the main funky love/hate romance though, albeit most characters are from unsettled and traumatic ‘all in the same boat’ pasts. Eunjae’s mom left her brother, dad and herself for a new man; Moo-yeol coerced into a life he didn’t want by his mother (and whose dad left for a new woman), finding baseball his only outlet for survival; Eunjae’s friend Dong-ah having parents who died in a car crash causing her to escape into her safe fiction books and sleuthing manner about love and intrigue; Moo-yeol’s long time girlfriend Jong-hee (Jessica) also losing her parents retains happiness by expressing loss through her surreal/abstract paintings. And even Dongsu and Soo-young are tempered by Sun-hee’s hidden stress about keeping up traditional appearances with her own ‘lost’ skill as an artistic painter like her mother, and Dongsu’s bitterness of having to drop out of baseball whereas close friend Moo-yeol gets a lucrative dollar deal as a top Blue Seagulls striker. But the main dish is the sweet jealous heart of ‘fool’ Eunjea (bless, bless, bless), eventually becoming an emotional wreck at the thought Moo-yeol’s future life would be with fragile Jong-hee.
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April 2, 2013
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 with some sinister intrigue D: Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
For just additional mentionable I thought GG’s Jessica did good as the confident and honest but severely delicate Jong-hee (better acting than my grammar), and traumatised by her parent’s death suffers bipolar depression. Exorcised by painting out her distress onto redeeming canvas brings Jong-hee back into happiness, and giving a bright but fragile and careful personality, emoting on safe levels. But if a trauma hits her, Jong-hee goes inside herself, such as with a cat incident (part of the dark sub-plot). If fact the cat aspect is quite interesting when Jong-hee paints out her distress – all those eyes! How So-young reacts to Jong-hee’s images is also interesting relating to a person's endurance, silent stresses, suffrages which is the shared ‘boat’ theme here. People wanting to be happy across the grains of tradition, wealth, jealousy, appearances, betrayal, resentment and even love. This relates to other ‘darker’ elements of WR, of course as most of this is a fun-rom-com with all the usual ingredients you’d love to expect. But back to Jessica, she can succeed in making you feel that Jong-hee, no matter how confident and honest she is, is also shown as a very fragile and lonely lamb.

There are many other good characters and scenarios, but overall I really, really recommend you seeing this if you haven’t. I only decided to watch WR recently, already having the DVD set a bit (also just learned Si-young is a amateur boxer, too!) but as soon as viewing the first two episodes, I knew this was going to be a corker (of its type of course – it’s a K-drama rom-com). The plot is breezy and swift, very funny, Eunjae is great, too, and her emotional love jealousy making her unable to know what to do with herself (all cute in her bobbly hat and that..) Ending is okay. But I think some of this is symbolic (colours, paintings, clothing, eyes, cats, characters etc), so the ‘test’ at the baths on the final makes sense in as much a symbolic endurance as emotional. Not much baseball here though, as mostly episodes are set in Moo-yeol’s luxury apartment. Music songs are nice (they always seem to rub off on you after 16 episodes). Other bits I also liked were Eunjae and Moo-yeol’s ‘fool’ and ‘pervert’ phone names, Yeong-gil getting surprised with some water, Eunjea’s cool dark guard coat, cool Kevin Jang, Dong-ah’s versatile hot dress wardrobe, Eunjae’s face pulls and eye rolls (lol), Eunjae’s dad farting out loud…ah, many a gem there is. This is GREAT!
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March 26, 2013
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 A really, really wild romance Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
A bit premature of me here as I haven’t watched many episodes from this DVD K-drama set (haven’t got to Jessica from GG yet), in fact I’ve only watched two episodes, but even so I certainly regard ‘Wild Romance’ as an excellent satirical romantic comedy; its very funny, as good pacing and superbly acted with explosive chemistry by Si-young and Dong-wook. Okay I’ve only watched two episodes, but so far…this rocks! Certainly on par with TV K-drama ‘My Girl’ and movie ‘My Sassy Girl’. I recommend it a lot if you haven’t yet seen this (me, too, with only 2 episodes watched), especially if you love kooky, romantic bash em ups (fella and gal who verbally hate each other’s pants to start with, then slowly fall in love…I guess, as I’ve yet to see episode 3 onwards).

Si Young is brilliant as the slightly unhinged tomboy bodyguard Eun Jae (Eunjae sort of reminding me of a wacky Charlene Choi character), begrudgingly ‘protecting’ baseball player Dong-wook’s Moo Yul after he gets threatening on-line hate male over his game conduct - and beating the opposing team The Seagulls a lot! And boy do these two get on each other’s…bits and bobs. Infact Eunjae’s whole family loathes Moo-Yul due to being Seagulls fans; of course Moo Yul’s feelings are mutual. It’s comic book wackiness definitely, and well crafted with irreverent and slapstick humor, but although wacky it’s not over-the-top. It’s clever, too, like when Eunjae has to wear a red frilly dress after losing to Moo Yul in a baseball game bet. Moo-yul rubbing it in as its the colour of Moo Yul’s Red Dreamers team…and Eunjae embarrassed as she’s a tomboy. Other good parts are Dong-ho Kang’s pokerfaced character Tae-han whose deadpan humor give this a great-added bonus (as too will Jessica when I get to her parts). Of course the plot will probably go all emo, but thus far Dong Wook and Si Young are just great in this ‘verses’ mode romance. ^__^ Don’t miss this!
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