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From Wiki: Love Rain depicts a pure love of the 1970s and a love from the present day. In the 1970s, Seo In Ha and Kim Yoon Hee, an art student and a shy beauty, met and fell in love with each other during college; but unfortunately their love was fated to never be. Now in the present 21st century Korea, Seo In Ha's son, Seo Joon (a liberal photographer) meets the daughter of Kim Yoon Hee, Jung Ha Na, a cheerful and energetic girl whose personality is different from her mother's. At first, they both found each other to be a nuisance and troublesome. Gradually, their feelings develop for one another. In Ha was never quite gotten over his love for Yoon Hee, despite marrying one of her best friends, Hye Jung. He is over the moon when he sees Yoon Hee on the streets and the two reconcile and make up for time lost. Little do they know that their children are dating each other, and the greater shock comes when they announce their marriage to their children. Who will end up being together: In Ha and Yoon Hee or Seo Joon and Ha Na. Cast: 70s Jang Keun Suk as Seo In Ha Im Yoon Ah as Kim Yoon Hee Kim Si Hoo as Lee Dong Wook Son Eun Seo as Baek Hye Jung Seo In Guk (서인국) as Kim Chang Mo Hwang Bo Ra as Hwang In Sook 2012 Jang Keun Suk as Seo Joon (In Ha's son) Im Yoon Ah as Jung Ha Na (Yoon Hee's daughter) Kim Si Hoo as Lee Sun Ho (Dong Wook's son) Jeong Jin-yeong as Seo In Ha (Seo Joon's dad) Lee Mi Sook as Kim Yoon Hee (Ha Na's mom) Kim Young Kwang as Han Tae Sung Oh Seung Yoon as Jo Soo Park Se Young (박세영) as Lee Mi Ho (Dong Wook's daughter) Lee Chan Ho as Jang Soo Shin Ji Ho (신지호) as In Sung Kwon In Ha (권인하) as Lee Dong Wook Yoo Hye Ri as Baek Hye Jung (Seo Joon's mom) Park Ji Il as Kim Chang Mo Seo In Guk (서인국) as Kim Jeon Sul (Chang Mo's nephew The drama reunites director Yoon Suk Ho and screenwriter Oh Soo Yun of Autumn in My Heart and Winter Sonata for the first time in 10 years.Jeong Jin-yeong and Jang Keun Suk previously worked together in the films The Happy Life (2007) and The Case of Itaewon Homicide (2009)

I loved this drama even though there were times that the story seemed to move too slowly and the ending wrapped too quickly.“Love Rain,” placed a lot of emphasis on its cinematography and aesthetics and when going against some of the flashier drama that were being shown, I understand that the ratings were not as high as expected but I think that it deserves another showing in Korea and perhaps those who missed it the first time around will fall in love with it just like the rest of us. The reason for liking this drama was primarily the cast and their ability to make you believe in their character's storyline. Jang Keun Suk does a wonderful job playing both the naive 1970's In Ha and the more assured son, Joon, in present day.