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The South Korean mini-series LOVE LETTER unites three of that country's most popular young actors for a sensitive melodrama of warring personal desires. Andrew (Hyun-jae Jo, UNTOLD SCANDAL) is a bright, orphaned teen who is saved from an abusive foster home by his kindly priest-uncle, Father Peter (Hyeon-ju Son). Deeply religious and determined to become a priest like his uncle, Andrew finds his resolve tested by a platonic friendship with his beautiful classmate, Eun-ha (Aeh Soo, A FAMILY), herself an orphan. Completing the love triangle is the pair's mutual friend Woo-jin (Jin-hee Ji, DAE JANG GEUM), whose growing attraction to Eun-ha sparks Andrew's jealousy and makes him further question his choice of a religious life. Amply displaying the strong acting, gripping storylines, and well-drawn characters for which K-dramas have become known, the romantic mini-series is presented in its entirety with this collection of 16 episodes.
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Shooting to stardom in Love Letter, Jo Hyun-Jae, who plays Andrew in Love Letter, performed in Bae Yong-Jun's movie debut Untold Scandal in 2003. Suave and gentle, Hyun-Jae has also been gaining popularity in Japan. In early 2004 he was cast in Star's Echo, a Korean-Japanese co-production drama broadcast in Japan and Korea.Also demonstrating remarkable acting in Love Letter, lead actress Soo Aeh was awarded Best New Actress at MBC's 2003 Acting Awards. Starring new Korean stars Jo Hyun-Jae, Soo Aeh, and K-drama veteran actor Ji Jin-Hee (MBC's Dae Jang Geum), the romantic TV-series Love Letter offers intriguing plot twists and good acting backed with melancholic scores. It tells a story about three intimate friends who struggle in their lives against desires, religion, and illnesses to keep their love alive.
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