Glass Shoes aka Glass Slipper (Ep.1-25) (To Be Continued) VCD
Han Jae Suk (Actor)
| So Ji Sub
| Kim Ji Ho (Actor)
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Will Cinderella find her way home? Starring Kim Hyun Ju (Marry Millionaire) and Kim Ji Ho (Law Firm), Glass Slipper tells the story of two long-lost sisters whose fates intertwine in the most surprising of ways. Broadcast in 2002, the drama garnered phenomenal ratings in Korea and won over audiences all around Asia, becoming an instant classic.
Orphaned as children, sisters Yoon Hee (Kim Hyun Ju) and Tae Hee (Kim Ji Ho) encounter one tragedy after another, with only each other for support. On one fateful day, the two lose each other in a crowded market. From that day on, their lives go down starkly different roads. Yoon Hee loses her memory in an accident and gains a new name and life with an adopted family that treats her poorly. Tae Hee is discovered by her wealthy grandfather and goes on to a life of luxury and privilege.
After fifteen years of searching, Tae Hee finally finds her little sister - or so she thinks. Yoon Hee's spoiled and conniving adopted sister Seung Hee (Kim Min Sun) poses as Yoon Hee in order to join the wealthy family, while the true Cinderella remains unaware of her identity. The cheerful and optimistic Yoon Hee, however, is happy with her life, especially with two romantic suitors at her beckoning: the mysterious Jae Hyuk (Han Jae Suk - All About Eve and Four Sisters) and the devoted Chul Woong (So Ji Sub - Something Happened in Bali and Sorry, I Love You). When the two sisters finally meet up, various misunderstandings cause them to become rivals. Will the truth be revealed, and is it enough to save their family? Glass Slipper takes you on an amazing fairy tale journey into the heart of life's most important lessons.
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| Product Title: | Glass Shoes aka Glass Slipper (Ep.1-25) (To Be Continued) 玻璃鞋 (1-25集) (待續) 玻璃鞋 (1-25集) (待续) Glass Shoes aka Glass Slipper (Part I)(25VCDs)(To Be Continued) Glass Shoes aka Glass Slipper (Ep.1-25) (To Be Continued) |
| Artist Name(s): | Han Jae Suk (Actor) | So Ji Sub | Kim Ji Ho (Actor) 韓在石 (Actor) | 蘇志燮 | 金芝禾 (Actor) 韩在石 (Actor) | 苏志燮 | 金芝禾 (Actor) ハン・ジェソク (Actor) | ソ・ジソプ | Kim Ji Ho (Actor) 한 재석 (Actor) | 소 지섭 | 김 지호 (Actor) |
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| Release Date: | 2003-01-16 |
| Language: | Cantonese, Korean |
| Subtitles: | Traditional Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong, South Korea |
| Disc Format(s): | VCD |
| Publisher: | Asia Video (HK) |
| Other Information: | 25VCDs |
| Package Weight: | 590 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 3 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1002485458 |
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主演：韓在石╱金芝禾╱蘇志�B╱金玟善
企業大亨之子愛情為上，與父親不喜之女子成婚，被遭逐出家門。但與其妻子生活幸福，奈何妻子在產下第二個女兒時難產而逝，他只有懷著哀思，與兩個女兒相依為命，物質生活雖困頓，精神上卻富足快樂。時光荏苒，當大女兒年方14、小女兒9歲那年，他發現罹患癌症而不久於人世，無奈回頭找父親，但他尚未吐露託孤來意，即遭其父轟出，回程中，卻意外身亡。兩個小孤雛在鄰居的建議下，將被分送不同的孤兒院。姊姊不願與妹妹離，潛逃出走，適巧與甫知真相趕來的祖父錯身而過。姊妹初抵漢城，陰錯陽差下，姊姊與妹妹分散，妹遭卡車撞傷，被卡車司機帶回收養，但卻全然失去記憶。後來，姊姊被富甲一方的祖父尋獲，並被送往美國唸書，但妹妹卻在下層社會裡，一個沒有愛與溫暖的環境中成長；一對苦情姊妹花，因造化弄人，而有著截然不同的人生際遇，本劇精彩處，正是姊姊學成歸國、與祖父一同尋找妹妹下落開始……
企業大亨之子愛情為上，與父親不喜之女子成婚，被遭逐出家門。但與其妻子生活幸福，奈何妻子在產下第二個女兒時難產而逝，他只有懷著哀思，與兩個女兒相依為命，物質生活雖困頓，精神上卻富足快樂。時光荏苒，當大女兒年方14、小女兒9歲那年，他發現罹患癌症而不久於人世，無奈回頭找父親，但他尚未吐露託孤來意，即遭其父轟出，回程中，卻意外身亡。兩個小孤雛在鄰居的建議下，將被分送不同的孤兒院。姊姊不願與妹妹離，潛逃出走，適巧與甫知真相趕來的祖父錯身而過。姊妹初抵漢城，陰錯陽差下，姊姊與妹妹分散，妹遭卡車撞傷，被卡車司機帶回收養，但卻全然失去記憶。後來，姊姊被富甲一方的祖父尋獲，並被送往美國唸書，但妹妹卻在下層社會裡，一個沒有愛與溫暖的環境中成長；一對苦情姊妹花，因造化弄人，而有著截然不同的人生際遇，本劇精彩處，正是姊姊學成歸國、與祖父一同尋找妹妹下落開始……
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September 13, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol.1-50) (End) (China Version)
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September 13, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol.1-50) (End) (China Version)
such a stereotypcal storyline
| the storyline is like SO OLD! but it's sweet. I'm not passionate about this drama, and the ratings I gave is credit for So Ji Sub's acting (HE was fantastic!!) |
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February 17, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol.1-50) (End) (China Version)
February 17, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol.1-50) (End) (China Version)
Good storyline, perfect casting & wonderful acting
| This drama is close to real life. We can easily relate it to our feelings thus making the drama very logical. I must give credit to Kim Min Seong (Seung Hee) acting as she's able to carry different acting styles - being mean, pathetic, sad, happy, angry, liar, scared, jolly, loyal, etc - all potrayed very well. The rest is also very good. All are capable of bringing the viewers into the mood that the actors/actresses are into especiall the crying part - it's so real!. The combination of love, honesty, courage, disloyal, sacrifices, friendship and many other plots makes this drama a must watch and it's worth buying! One must watch it to know how good it is and I have no regrets spending so much time into this drama. I simply love it! |
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Anonymous
January 28, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol. 26-50) (End)
January 28, 2005
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol. 26-50) (End)
martyr type relationship--weak characters--good ac
| the series was nice..too much crying and hearbreaks.. and as usual deaths and illnesses but then they did well...they should have fight for their love--hyun joo and jae suk...they shouldn't have sacrificed their love for somone...it's a martyr type if you let go off someone you love most..there is no happiness of being a martyr...the characters were too weak... |
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October 29, 2004
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October 29, 2004
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol. 26-50) (End)
The story suck
| This is the worst movie ever. The relationship between the brain dead guy and the main actress really suck. It make me realise that educated person should NEVER have something to do with uneducated people. Highborn should NEVER marry outside there class. |
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September 5, 2004
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol. 1-50) (End) (China Version)
September 5, 2004
This customer review refers to Glass Shoes (Vol. 1-50) (End) (China Version)
Clever, but still disappointing in some way
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I think it's a really good drama, where everything is planned out, though it's a bit too sad for my taste. I cried about 90% of the time. Sometimes it's also a bit unrealistic. When the evil stepsister plans all that stuff to get the 'Cinderella' upset, it's WAY too clever and WAY to daring...nobody could be THAT smart and still fail school! All in all, pretty good. |
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