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ソウルの高級住宅地にそびえる100階建てのタワーマンション“ヘラパレス”。

華やかなパーティーが開催され、花火が打ちあがる中、1人の女性が転落してしまう

 

今からさかのぼること2か月前の事

一般家庭に育ったロナは、財閥の子息たちが通うチョンア芸術高校の声楽科に進もうとするが、母の大反対にあう。

そんな母ユニも実は同じ夢を持っていたが同級生で財閥の娘のソジンによって首を傷つけられてしまい夢を諦めることに・・

 

そんなことをしらないロナは、声楽教師となったソジンにレッスンをしてもらおうと直談判することでユニとソジンが再会することになる

 

その後自身と同じくロナが退学を迫られ、娘のためにユニは教師や保護者に宣戦布告

ロナの夢を後押しすることになる

 

見事、ロナは無事合格するが、そこにはソジンの娘はもちろん、“ヘラパレス”のクイーンと呼ばれるスリョンとその夫との子供ダンテもいた

 

欲望渦巻くヘラパレスと名門高校での激しい闘いが幕をあけた・・!

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<役名>オ・ユニ(俳優名)ユジン

オ・ユニ

オ・ユニ
不動産コンサルタント

高校時代有能なソプラノ歌手だったが声帯を傷つけられ夢を諦めることに。

声帯を気づけたチョン・ソジンに彼氏まで奪われてしまう。

娘であるロナと二人で暮らしているが、いつかはヘラパレスに住みたいと夢を見ている。

そのほかの出演作品
  • お願い、ママ
  • 私たち、恋してる
  • 百年の遺産
  • ウララ・カップル
  • 製パン王キム・タック
  • 恋人づくり
  • パパ3人、ママ1人
  • めっちゃ大好き!
  • ワンダフルライフ
  • ラストダンスは私と一緒に
  • Loving you
  • 私の心を奪って

<役名>シム・スリョン(俳優名)イ・ジア

シム・スリョン

シム・スリョン
ヘラパレス最上階住人

ソクフンとソッキョンの継母

実は実子もいるが分け合って今は別々で暮らし、生きているということすら知らないでいる。

そのほかの出演作品
  • 私だけに見える探偵
  • マイ・ディア・ミスター
  • 雪蓮花
  • 3度結婚する女
  • 私も、花!
  • アテナ
  • スタイル
  • ベートーベン・ウイルス
  • 太王四神記

など

<役名>チョン・ソジン(俳優名)キム・ソヨン

チョン・ソジン

チョン・ソジン
ヘラパレス住人
元声楽家で現在は人気講師

 

オ・ユニと同級生で声帯を傷つけた張本人。

その後、彼氏であるユンチョルすらも奪ってしまう因縁の敵である

娘はウンピョルで夫はユンチョル。

そのほかの出演作品
  • 世界で一番可愛い私の娘
  • 秘密の女たち
  • 2度目のファースト・ラブ
  • 奥様はサイボーグ
  • ハッピー・レストラン~家和萬事成~
  • もう一度ハッピーエンディング
  • ステキな片想い
  • 純情に惚れる
  • 抱きしめたい~ロマンスが必要~
  • TWO WEEKS
  • アイリス2
  • 大風水

など

 




<役名>チュ・ダンテ(俳優名)オム・ギジュン

チュ・ダンテ

チュ・ダンテ
スリョンの夫で建築会社代表

ヘラパレスを手掛けた人物

完璧主義で冷徹な性格、ソジンと不倫している

実質、ヘラパレスを牛耳っているので誰でも一線を置く存在。

怒らせると何をするかわらない。

そのほかの出演作品

など

<役名> カン・マリ(俳優名)シン・ウンギョン

カン・マリ

カン・マリ
ヘラパレス住人

派手好きで金遣いが荒い成金、ジェニを溺愛している

夫は、ドバイで単身赴任しているといっているが実わけあって刑務所に収監されている

そのほかの出演作品
  • 皇后の品格
  • アチアラの秘密
  • ああ、私の幽霊さま
  • 君を愛した時間
  • 家族の秘密
  • 隣人の妻
  • スキャンダル
  • 欲望の仮面
  • 欲望の炎
  • 白い嘘

など




<役名>ハ・ユンチョル(俳優名)ユン・ジョンフン

ハ・ユンチョル

ハ・ユンチョル
ソジンの夫

チョンア医療院VIP担当外科医、金と権力の亡者

 

オ・ユニの元彼で今でも実はオ・ユニを忘れられないでいる

そのほかの出演作品

など

<役名>イ・ギュジン(俳優名)ポン・テギュ

イ・ギュジン

イ・ギュジン
離婚専門弁護士

ヘラパレス住人

ヘラパレスの中では個性派キャラでダンテの子分的な存在。

そのほかの出演作品
  • ドクター探偵
  • リターン 
  • 個人の趣向
  • ワーキングママ
  • 漢江ブルース
  • 波乱万丈 ミスキムの10億作り
  • 屋根部屋のネコ

<役名>コ・サンア(俳優名)ユン・ジュヒ

コ・サンア

コ・サンア
ギュジンの妻で元アナウンサー
そのほかの出演作品

その他の出演作品

など

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その他 キャスト

  • ローガン・リー→パク・ウンソク
  • マ・ドゥギ→ハ・ドグォン
  • ユン・テジュ→イ・チョルミン
  • ヤン・ミオク→キム・ロサ
  • チョン・ミョンス→チョン・ソンモ
  • カン・オクギョ→ハミン
  • チュ・ソクフン→キム・ヨンデ
  • チュ・ソッキョン→ハン・ジヒョン
  • ハ・ウンビョル→チェ・イェビン
  • ペ・ロナ→キム・ヒョンス
  • ユ・ジェニ→チン・ジヒ
  • ユ・ドンピル→ホ・ソンテ

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    Liked that the post left some questions open rather than pretending to settle everything, and a stop at swiftpickmarket continued that intellectual honesty, content that respects the limits of its own claims is more trustworthy than content that overreaches and this site has clearly figured out which positions it can defend confidently.

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