About the series "Ruler of the Sea"

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South Korea's "Ruler of the Sea" is nailing thousands of fans to the screen. The film is based on historical events and tells the story of Admiral Jang Bogo, who lived about 1200 years ago.

Jang Bogo was a representative of the Shila dynasty, which ruled the markets of East Asia in 676-935. He lived until 846. The date of birth is unknown. Zhang Bogo was a politician, merchant, sailor and military man. It is known from history that he was involved in the construction of Chung Hai in Vando. He also traded by sea with China and Japan in Vando. His fleet also traded in cities such as Shila and Tang. He can be called the founder of the friendship between China and Japan.

The film is based on Choi In-ho's work of the same name. The series "Ruler of the Sea" tells the story of an orphan boy named Gung Bok's arduous journey to become the Great Ruler of the Sea. Also included are Ms. Yami and Ms. Yung Hwa to give the film an interesting look. It was these images that strengthened the love and hatred in the film and ensured the success of the film.

The film cost 50 billion won. The hotel, the market, the office in Shila, the ports are built specifically for the film. Scenes of large-scale military battles and battles with pirates were prepared with the help of computers.
The cast has a big role to play in the success of the film. Now we introduce you to the actors who played the main roles in the film.

Participants of the film "Ruler of the Sea":

Choi Soo-yong
Choi Su Yong played Gung Bok and Jang Bogo in the lead roles in the film. The actor was born on December 1962, 28. He made his debut in 1987 in the film "Tree of Love". He graduated from Colorado State University. He is the father of a married son and a daughter. Hobbies: He plays soccer every Sunday morning.
Filmography:
Young Punch (1988)
"Il Ji Mae superodam" (1990)
This Secret (1990)
"Again for you" (1991)
On a Starry Night (1991)
"Do you want the rain to stop tomorrow?" (1991)
The Woman Below (1992)
The Man Who Can't Kiss (1994)
"First Love" (1996)
The Ruler of the Sea (2005)
Young Dae Jo (2006)
Achievements:
1996 - Best Actor of the Year (KBS Drama Award)
1997 - Actor of the Year (Korea Broadcasting and Filming Association Award)
1999 - Korea Broadcasting Producer Award
1999/2001 - Best Actor of the Year (KBS Drama Award)
1999 - Best Actor of the Year (Baeksang Art Award)

The character he creates in the film is an orphan who has been separated from his parents since childhood. The hardships of life make Gung Bok a man of thought, but burning with vengeance. His knowledge of the sea brings him a lot of luck. He rises from gladiator to commander, and then to ambassador Chung Hay.