Ghost
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Ghost

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Air date: 2012-05-30
Episodes: 20 ep
Network: SBS
Rating: 7.7 / 10
Cast entries
21
Episodes
20
Locations
4
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Story

Synopsis

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

"Ghost" is a gripping police procedural that explores the darker side of the digital world. As a massive mystery unfolds, it tackles themes of murder, identity switches, corruption, and conspiracy. The story begins with the suspicious death of a famous actress, which prompts a cyber investigation led by the talented detective Kim Woo-hyun and his colleague Yoo Gang-mi.

The narrative deepens as they uncover a connection to an anonymous hacker known as Hades, who is revealed to be Woo-hyun's close friend Park Ki-young. Through a series of twists, the drama delves into the complexities of cybercrime and the devastating impact of anonymity online, reflecting the societal issues of the digital age. With a tightly woven plot and strong performances, "Ghost" illuminates the value of truth amidst a web of deception.

Filming locations

Filming locations

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  1. 01

    Opera Garnier

    오페라 가르니에
    Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France

    The Opera Garnier is a stunning historical building where performances are still held. The interior is described as beautifully decorated and grand.

    Even now, of course! The opera performances are still ongoing~ The history of this building is very deep, and it was such a beautiful building!!!
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  2. 02

    Gloucester Cathedral

    글로스터 대성당
    12 College Grn, Gloucester GL1 2LX, UK

    The cathedral appears in the film, adding to the historical atmosphere.

    That place is none other than Gloucester Cathedral.
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  3. 03

    Torre dell'Orologio

    토레 델로롤로지오
    Corso Italia, 154, 80067 Sorrento NA, Italy

    The clock tower, a historical landmark, is part of the film's setting.

    The Torre dell'Orologio, built in bronze since 1497, is a place where bells ring.
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  4. 04

    Palazzo Ducale

    두칼레 궁전
    P.za San Marco, 1, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy

    This Gothic-style museum is included in the film, showcasing Venice's rich history.

    Palazzo Ducale, a museum in Gothic style.
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Details

Production

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

Country
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Episode runtime
64 min
Spoken languages
Korean
Production companies
  • HB EntertainmentHB Entertainment
  • Studio SStudio S
Creators
Kim Eun-hee김은희
Directors
Kim Hyung-sik
Park Shin-woo박신우
Writers
Kim Eun-hee김은희

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Characters

Cast & characters

Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.

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Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

So Ji-sub

So Ji-subas Kim Woo-hyun / Park Gi-young

소지섭
1977-11-04 · Seoul, South Korea

So Ji-sub is a prominent South Korean actor, born on November 4, 1977. He initially entered the entertainment industry as a jeans model, where his striking presence quickly garnered attention. Transitioning to acting, So Ji-sub became widely recognized for his compelling performances in various television dramas and films, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the South Korean entertainment landscape. In addition to his acting career, So Ji-sub has ventured into music, releasing several hip hop EPs that showcase his artistic versatility. His work continues to resonate with audiences, as he is celebrated for both his dramatic roles and his contributions to the music scene. With a career that spans over two decades, So Ji-sub remains a significant influence in the industry, captivating fans with his talent and charisma.

Lee Yeon-hee

Lee Yeon-heeas Yoo Kang-mi

이연희
1988-02-26 · South Korea

Lee Yeon-hee is a prominent South Korean actress and model, born on January 9, 1988. She began her career in the entertainment industry with a notable appearance in Moon Hee-jun's music video for "ALONE" in 2001. Her official acting debut came in 2004 when she portrayed the young Junghwa in the television drama "Sea God." Over the years, Lee has gained recognition for her performances in various popular television series, including "East of Eden" (2008), "Phantom" (2012), "Miss Korea" (2013), and "The Package" (2017). In addition to her television work, she has appeared in several films, such as "A Millionaire's First Love" (2006), "M" (2007), and "Detective K: Secret of the Lost Island" (2015). As an actress under SM Entertainment, she continues to captivate audiences with her talent and versatility.

Uhm Ki-joon

Uhm Ki-joonas Jo Hyun-min

엄기준
1976-03-23 · Seoul, South Korea

Uhm Ki-joon is a prominent South Korean actor, celebrated for his extensive work in musical theater before making a successful transition to television and film. Born on March 23, 1976, he began his acting career in 1995 with a debut in the stage play "Richard III." Over the years, Uhm has garnered acclaim for his performances in various musicals, including "Singin' in the Rain," "Grease," and "The Count of Monte Cristo," establishing himself as a versatile performer. Uhm made his small-screen debut in the 2007 drama "Kimchi Cheese Smile" and quickly gained recognition through supporting roles in popular series such as "Scent of a Woman" and "I Hear Your Voice." His career further flourished with leading roles in "I Am Not a Robot," "The Penthouse: War in Life," and "Little Women." Throughout his career, Uhm Ki-joon has captivated audiences with his dynamic performances, solidifying his reputation as one of the notable figures in the South Korean entertainment industry.

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Kwak Do-won

Kwak Do-wonas Kwon Hyuk-joo

곽도원
1974-05-17 · Seoul, South Korea

Kwak Do-won, born Kwak Byung-kyu on May 17, 1973, is a prominent South Korean actor known for his compelling performances in both film and television. He began his acting career in 1992 as a traditional Korean theater actor before transitioning to film and television. Kwak gained significant recognition with his roles in the 2010 film The Yellow Sea and the 2012 movie Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time. His portrayal of memorable characters in these films helped establish him as a talented actor in the industry. Kwak's portfolio includes a diverse range of performances, from the intense drama of The Attorney (2013) to the chilling horror of The Wailing (2016) and the action-packed Asura: The City of Madness (2016). His ability to immerse himself in various roles has garnered him critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase. In addition to his film work, he has made notable appearances in television series, including the 2012 drama Phantom. In 2019, Kwak signed with Mada Entertainment, indicating a new chapter in his professional journey. Despite facing some challenges, including a publicized incident in 2022 related to a driving offense, he continues to be a respected figure in the South Korean entertainment landscape, consistently demonstrating his versatility and dedication to his craft.

Song Ha-yoon

Song Ha-yoonas Choi Seung-yeon

송하윤
1986-12-02 · Bucheon, Gyeonggi, South Korea

Song Ha-yoon, born Kim Mi-sun on December 2, 1986, is a prominent South Korean actress known for her compelling performances in television dramas. She initially debuted in 2003 under the stage name Kim Byul, making a name for herself in the competitive entertainment industry. In 2012, she rebranded herself as Song Ha-yoon, a change that marked a new chapter in her career. Song gained significant recognition for her roles in popular dramas such as "Fight for My Way" (2017) and "Marry My Husband" (2024). These performances showcased her versatility and ability to connect with audiences, solidifying her status as a talented actress. However, her career faced challenges in 2024 when she became embroiled in school bullying allegations. Although these claims are widely regarded as unfounded, they have led to an indefinite hiatus from her professional activities. Despite this setback, Song Ha-yoon remains a notable figure in the South Korean entertainment scene.

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Episode guide

Episodes

Episode stills, air dates, runtimes, and summaries.

  1. Episode 1
    Ep 1Episode 1
    2012-05-30 · 63 min
  2. Episode 2
    Ep 2Episode 2
    2012-05-31 · 63 min
  3. Episode 3
    Ep 3Episode 3
    2012-06-06 · 61 min
  4. Episode 4
    Ep 4Episode 4
    2012-06-07 · 63 min
  5. Episode 5
    Ep 5Episode 5
    2012-06-13 · 62 min
  6. Episode 6
    Ep 6Episode 6
    2012-06-14 · 63 min
  7. Episode 7
    Ep 7Episode 7
    2012-06-20 · 63 min
  8. Episode 8
    Ep 8Episode 8
    2012-06-21 · 62 min
  9. Episode 9
    Ep 9Episode 9
    2012-06-27 · 63 min
  10. Episode 10
    Ep 10Episode 10
    2012-06-28 · 62 min
  11. Episode 11
    Ep 11Episode 11
    2012-07-04 · 64 min
  12. Episode 12
    Ep 12Episode 12
    2012-07-05 · 64 min
  13. Episode 13
    Ep 13Episode 13
    2012-07-11 · 64 min
  14. Episode 14
    Ep 14Episode 14
    2012-07-12 · 63 min
  15. Episode 15
    Ep 15Episode 15
    2012-07-18 · 63 min
  16. Episode 16
    Ep 16Episode 16
    2012-07-19 · 64 min
  17. Episode 17
    Ep 17Episode 17
    2012-07-25 · 63 min
  18. Episode 18
    Ep 18Episode 18
    2012-07-26 · 61 min
  19. Episode 19
    Ep 19Episode 19
    2012-08-08 · 60 min
  20. Episode 20
    Ep 20Episode 20
    2012-08-09 · 64 min

Source: TMDB

Media

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OST

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