The Road: The Tragedy of One
The Road: The Tragedy of One | |
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Also known as |
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Hangul | 더 로드: 1의 비극 |
Revised Romanization | Deo Rodeu: 1-ui Bigeuk |
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Release | August 4 September 9, 2021 | –
The Road: The Tragedy of One
Synopsis
"Royal the Hill" is a posh place where the top one percent of Koreans live. The series tells the secrets, desires, guilts and salvation of the residents of this place.
Baek Soo-hyeon (Ji Jin-hee) the protagonist is a trusted anchor with strong beliefs. His words are taken as the truth, but he is a cold-hearted man. He will use any means to get what he desires. He is married to Seo Eun-soo (Yoon Se-ah), who is a daughter of chairman of the Jegang Group, a heavy weight having influence in the political and economic worlds.
On a torrential rainy night a tragic incident takes place and the secrets connected with it result in silence, avoidance, and confusion, which eventually leads to another tragedy.
Cast
Main
- Ji Jin-hee as Baek Soo-hyeon
- Park Sang-hoon as young Baek Soo-hyun[10]
- 45 years old, BSN News night anchor, a trusted journalist, a faithful family head. He is hiding a dark secret[11]
- Yoon Se-ah as Seo Eun-soo
- 42 years old, a popular miniature artist, Baek Soo-hyeon's wife, the daughter of the steel group chairman, Seo Gi-tae
- Kim Hye-eun as Cha Seo-yeong
- 42 years old, BSN late night news anchor, always hungry for success
Supporting
People around Baek Soo-hyeon and Seo Eun-soo
- Chun Ho-jin as Seo Gi-tae
- 65 years old, father of Seo Eun-soo, the president of a leading conglomerate, self-righteous and overbearing[12]
- Kim Min-joon as Baek Yeon-woo
- 12 years old, son of Soo-hyeon and Eun-su
- Kang Sung-min as Oh Jang-ho
- 41 years old, documentary director, husband of Eun-soo's younger sister, Eun-ho
- Kim Sung-soo as Sim Seok-hoon
- 45 years old, detective of the Metropolitan Investigation Unit, once the childhood friend of Baek Soo-hyeon from hometown, they cut off ties after a middle school girl disappeared in their hometown, Yeongsan[13]
- Jo Seong-joon as Seo Jeong-wook
- The son of Seo Ki-tae and Bae Baek-suk, Seo Jung-wook is someone who is afraid of Seo Ki-tae, but his name goes up and down every time he has a drug problem, including the Gap-jil case.[14]
People around Cha Seo-yeong
- Ahn Nae-sang as Choi Nam-gyu
- 55 years old, husband of Cha Seo-young, a former lawyer and CEO of a large investment firm[15]
- Lee Seo as Choi Se-ra
- 21 years old, daughter of Choi Nam-gyu and his first wife.[16]
- Nam Ki-won as Choi Jun-young
- 12 years old, son of Nam-gyu and Seo-young
Steelmaking Foundation
- Kang Kyung-hun as Bae Kyung-Sook
- 45 years old, chairman, steelmaking foundation,
- Ha Min as Yang Yang
- 55 years old, head of planning department, steelmaking cultural foundation
- Jo Seong-joon as Seo Jeong-wook
- 22 years old, son of Seo Gi-tae and Bae Kyung-Sook[17]
- Kim Roi-ha as Hwang Tae-seop
- 60 years old, 4th term National Assembly member
- Hyun Woo-sung as Jo Sang-mu
- Seo Gi-tae's right-hand man, 40 years old, director, steelmaking Group[18]
Press people
- Baek Ji-won as Kwon Yeo-jin
- 49 years old, Soo-hyeon's senior, a former news anchor and the first female director of BSN's news agency[19]
- Oh Yong as Kang Jae-yeol
- 45 years old, Newsnight producer
- Joo Ye-eun as Park Mun-hwa :33 years old, Newsnight reporter[20]
Others
- Lee Jong-hyuk as Yoon Dong-pil
- 45 years old, CEO of a large entertainment establishment[21]
- Jo Jung-hwan as Park Seong-hwan
- 41 years old, freelance entertainment reporter and has a bad relationship with Baek Soo-hyeon[22]
- Han Joo-wan as Kim Young-shin
- 35 years old, detective of the Metropolitan Investigation Unit
- Kang Sung min as Oh Jang Ho
Special appearance
- Son Yeo-eun as Lee Mi-do
- 35 years old, Dark Dining employee[23]
Production
On March 30, 2021, the main cast of the drama was confirmed as Ji Jin-hee, Yoon Se-ah and Kim Hye-eun.[24] On May 12, Yoon Se-ah posted photos from filming site.[25] On June 25 announcing the premiere date, photos from script reading site were released.[26]
Original soundtrack
The Road: The Tragedy of One | |
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Soundtrack album by Various | |
Released | 2021 |
Genre | Soundtrack |
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Label | Genie Music/Stone Music Entertainment |
Score
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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1. | "Way back" | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang | |
2. | "Way back (sad ver.)" | Choi Min-chang | |
3. | "Way back (fast ver.)" | Choi Min-chang | |
4. | "Pressing" | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang | |
5. | "Suspicious woman" | Choi Min-chang | |
6. | "Atonement" | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang | |
7. | "Moment" | Kang Won-mi | |
8. | "Another sinner" | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang | |
9. | "Lacio" | Choi Min-chang | |
10. | "Ominous" | Kang Won-mi | |
11. | "Sandcastle" | Choi Min-chang | |
12. | "Judgment" | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang |
Part 1
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Artist | Length |
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1. | "Memories" | Park Seong-jin, Jeon Seung-woo | Park Seong-jin, Choi Min-chang, Kim Do-yeon | Lee Seung-yeol | 3:55 |
2. | "Memories" (Inst.) | 3:55 |
Part 2
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Artist | Length |
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1. | "Find The Way" | Jayins, Naiv, Jemma | Jayins, Naiv | Jeong-In | 3:23 |
2. | "Find The Way" (Inst.) | 3:23 |
Viewership
Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on
Nielsen Korea[30]
References
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