Autumn in My Heart
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Autumn in My Heart

가을동화

A heart's first awakening.

Air date: 2000-09-18
Episodes: 16 ep
Network: KBS2
Rating: 7.9 / 10
Cast entries
18
Episodes
16
Locations
3
Food stops
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Story

Synopsis

A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.

"Autumn in My Heart" tells the poignant story of two men and two women whose lives are intertwined by tragic circumstances. Their relationships evolve through a complex mix of love, heartbreak, and separation. As they grapple with their fates, the characters confront deep emotional challenges that shape their destinies.

Directed by Yoon Seok-ho and written by Oh Soo-yeon, this 2000 K-drama features a talented cast, including Song Seung-heon, Song Hye-kyo, Won Bin, and Han Chae-young. The drama, which aired on KBS2, captures the essence of family, romance, and melodrama across its sixteen episodes, ultimately leaving a lasting impact on its audience.

Filming locations

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  1. 01

    Abaimaeul

    아바이마을
    550-14 Cheongho-dong → Sokcho-si → Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 속초시 청호동 550-14

    The location where the drama 'Autumn in My Heart' was filmed, featuring beautiful beaches and a nostalgic atmosphere.

    As I walked along the beach, I suddenly came across a sign and photo zone for the filming location of the drama 'Autumn in My Heart,' which I had really enjoyed watching in the past!
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    Cheongho Ferry

    청호도선(갯배)
    Cheongho-dong, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea

    The Cheongho Ferry connects Cheongho-dong and Jungang-dong and was featured in the drama 'Autumn in My Heart'. It is a popular spot for tourists to experience the ferry ride.

    The ferry connecting Cheongho-dong and Jungang-dong was utilized during the late Japanese colonial period when Sokcho Port was developed, and the ferry and ferry terminal gained attention through the TV dramas Autumn in My Heart and 1 Night 2 Days.
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    Sokcho Ferry

    속초 갯배
    314 Cheongchohoban-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 속초시 청초호반로 314

    The Sokcho Ferry is a popular spot for tourists, offering scenic views and a fun experience. It is often visited by those traveling to Sokcho.

    Sokcho Gaetbae Autumn in My Heart filming location 88 Grilled Fish
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Food guide

Food & places

Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.

  1. 01Restaurant

    88 Fish Grill

    Grilled Fish
    71 Jungangbudu-gil, Sokcho-si, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 속초시 중앙부두길 71

    88 Fish Grill is known for its delicious grilled fish, prepared over charcoal. It offers a variety of fish dishes and is a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

    Grilled fish for two comes with a variety of fish, all deliciously grilled over charcoal. It's a great place called 88 Grilled Fish~~ The name of the establishment is really lively.
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  2. 02Restaurant

    Hamheung Naengmyeon Ok

    Hamheung Naengmyeon
    299 Cheongchohoban-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 속초시 청초호반로 299

    Hamheung Naengmyeon Ok is known for its cold noodles topped with sweet and sour seasoned pollack, making it a popular dining spot in Sokcho.

    Hamhung Naengmyeon Ok, famous for its long-standing reputation as a beloved restaurant. 😋😋
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  3. 03Restaurant

    Abai Sundae Village

    Sundae Soup
    842 Cheongho-dong, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea

    Visitors are encouraged to try the local dish, Sundae Gukbap, which is a hearty meal before exploring the village.

    Rather than leaving after a hearty meal of Hamgyeong-do style sundae gukbap, I recommend that you enjoy a walking tour from sculptures to mural streets, just like I did.
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Details

Production

Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.

Country
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Episode runtime
70 min
Spoken languages
Korean
Creators
Oh Soo Yun
Directors
Yoon Seok-ho

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Characters

Cast & characters

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Source: TMDB

Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Song Seung-heon

Song Seung-heonas Yoon Jun-seo

송승헌
1976-10-05 · Seoul, South Korea

Song Seung-heon is a prominent South Korean actor and model, born on October 5, 1976. He has gained widespread recognition for his compelling performances in various television dramas, establishing himself as a leading figure in the Korean entertainment industry. Notable works in his career include iconic series such as "Autumn in My Heart," "Summer Scent," and "East of Eden," which have captivated audiences both domestically and internationally. Throughout his career, Song has showcased his versatility by taking on diverse roles in dramas like "My Princess," "Black," "Player," "The Great Show," and "Dinner Mate." His ability to convey deep emotions and connect with viewers has made him a beloved actor, earning him a dedicated fan base over the years. As he continues to evolve in his craft, Song Seung-heon remains a significant presence in the world of K-drama.

Song Hye-kyo

Song Hye-kyoas Yoon Eun-seo / Choi Eun-seo

송혜교
1981-11-22 · Daegu, South Korea

Song Hye-kyo is a prominent South Korean actress, born on November 22, 1981. She gained widespread recognition at a young age with her role in the iconic drama "Autumn in My Heart" (2000), which captivated audiences across Asia and marked her ascent to stardom. Following this breakthrough, she solidified her status with notable performances in high-stakes dramas such as "All In" (2003) and the beloved romantic comedy "Full House" (2004). Her remarkable talent continued to shine in critically acclaimed projects like "That Winter, the Wind Blows" (2013) and the massive hit "Descendants of the Sun" (2016), which achieved a staggering peak viewership rating of 41.6% in South Korea and garnered 2.5 billion views across Asia. In 2023, Song took on a challenging role in "The Glory," a revenge thriller that not only became a global sensation but also earned her the prestigious Best Actress award at the Baeksang Arts Awards. Throughout her illustrious career, Song Hye-kyo has garnered numerous accolades, including multiple Grand Prizes (Daesang), cementing her legacy as a trailblazer in the Korean Wave (Hallyu) and contributing significantly to the international popularity of K-dramas.

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Won Bin

Won Binas Han Tae-seok

원빈
1977-11-10 · Jeongseon County, Gangwon Province, South Korea

Won Bin, born Kim Do-jin on November 10, 1977, is a prominent South Korean actor renowned for his selective approach to acting. He first captured national attention in 2000 with his role in the hit television series "Autumn in My Heart," which marked the beginning of his rise to fame. Known for his striking looks and compelling performances, Won Bin has built a loyal fanbase both domestically and internationally. Throughout his career, he has chosen to focus on quality over quantity, appearing in only five films. These include notable works such as "Guns & Talks" (2001), "Taegukgi" (2004), "My Brother" (2004), "Mother" (2009), and "The Man from Nowhere" (2010). His performances have earned him critical acclaim, and he was recognized as Gallup Korea's Film Actor of the Year in both 2010 and 2011. With his impressive filmography and distinct acting style, Won Bin continues to be a significant figure in the Korean entertainment industry.

Han Chae-young

Han Chae-youngas Choi Sin-ae / Yoon Sin-ae

한채영
1980-09-13 · Incheon, South Korea

Han Chae-young, born Kim Ji-young on September 13, 1980, is a prominent South Korean actress known for her captivating performances in both television and film. She initially garnered attention as the antagonist in the beloved series "Autumn in My Heart" in 2000, showcasing her ability to portray complex characters. This early success paved the way for her breakout role as the lead in "Sassy Girl Chun-hyang" in 2005, which solidified her status as a household name. Throughout her career, Han has appeared in a variety of notable productions, including "Only You" (2005), "Fireworks" (2006), and the iconic "Boys Over Flowers" (2009). Her versatility as an actress is further highlighted in series such as "A Man Called God" (2010) and "Bel Ami" (2013). With her striking presence and talent, Han Chae-young continues to be a significant figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, captivating audiences with her performances.

Han Na-na

Han Na-naas Shin Yu-mi

1979-01-30

Han Na-na is a prominent South Korean actress and model, born on January 30, 1979. She began her artistic journey as a ballet dancer, training from a young age and even attending the prestigious Boston Ballet School. However, her dancing career was cut short due to a knee injury, prompting her to shift her focus to modeling and acting. In 1999, Han Na-na gained recognition by winning the Miss Korea pageant as Miss Korea-Sun, further enhancing her profile by also winning the Miss Korea Seoul competition that same year. Her entry into the entertainment industry began with a small role in the film "Love Wind Love Song" and a music video for Jo Sung-mo’s hit song "You Know" in 2000. Han's significant breakthrough came later that year when she portrayed Shin Yoo-mi in the beloved Hallyu drama "Autumn in My Heart," solidifying her status as a talented actress in South Korea.

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Episode guide

Episodes

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  1. Episode 1
    Ep 1Episode 1
    2000-09-18 · 49 min

    Professor Yoon's couple learns their child has been switched through blood tests after a car accident.

  2. Episode 2
    Ep 2Episode 2
    2000-09-19 · 56 min

    Professor Yoon and Soon Im switch their children, but they only suffer from unfamiliar circumstances.

  3. Episode 3
    Ep 3Episode 3
    2000-09-25 · 53 min

    Jun Seo returns to his hometown and looks for Eun Seo. Eun Seo has an unwanted encounter with Tae Seok.

  4. Episode 4
    Ep 4Episode 4
    2000-09-26 · 53 min

    Tae Seok is upset with Eun Seo going on a blind date for money and takes her to the beach where Jun Seo comes.

  5. Episode 5
    Ep 5Episode 5
    2000-10-02 · 53 min

    Jun Seo feels sorry for Eun Seo growing up in harsh circumstances. Tae Seok's confession bothers him.

  6. Episode 6
    Ep 6Episode 6
    2000-10-03 · 50 min

    Yu Mi notices that the feelings between Eun Seo and Jun Seo are more than brother and sister.

  7. Episode 7
    Ep 7Episode 7
    2000-10-09 · 54 min

    Jun Seo and Eun Seo decide to stay as brother and sister, but Tae Seok sees her crying in Jun Seo's arms.

  8. Episode 8
    Ep 8Episode 8
    2000-10-10 · 55 min

    Jun Seo and Eun Seo go on a trip for just two of them, and Sin Ae exposes their relationship to their parents.

  9. Episode 9
    Ep 9Episode 9
    2000-10-16 · 54 min

    Jun Seo announces to his family that he will marry Eun Seo, but everyone is against his decision.

  10. Episode 10
    Ep 10Episode 10
    2000-10-17 · 57 min

    Jun Seo feels guilty for Yu Mi's breakdown and changes his mind to stay with her, leaving Eun Seo.

  11. Episode 11
    Ep 11Episode 11
    2000-10-23 · 52 min

    Eun Seo lies to Jun Seo that she sees Tae Seok again. Tae Seok knows about it and pretends to be a couple.

  12. Episode 12
    Ep 12Episode 12
    2000-10-24 · 52 min

    Eun Seo learns she has leukemia and Tae-Seok begs her asking for a chance to cure her disease.

  13. Episode 13
    Ep 13Episode 13
    2000-10-30 · 58 min

    Jun Seo finds out Eun Seo has leukemia, and Eun Seo heads to the hospital with Tae Seok for her treatment.

  14. Episode 14
    Ep 14Episode 14
    2000-10-31 · 59 min

    Eun Seo tells Jun Seo to love each other forever, only in their hearts. Soon after she goes into a coma.

  15. Episode 15
    Ep 15Episode 15
    2000-11-06 · 53 min

    Eun Seo regains consciousness when Jun Seo comes, and they decide to spend the rest of their time.

  16. Episode 16
    Ep 16Episode 16
    2000-11-07 · 60 min

    Yu Mi decides to study abroad, and Tae Seok leaves Jun Seo and Eun Seo together. Eun Seo dies on Jun Seo.

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