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의Jeokdo-ui NamjaJŏktoŭi NamjaMan from the Equator (: 적도의 남자;: 赤道의 男子;: Jeogdoui Namja; also known as The Equator Man) is a 2012 television series, starring,. A tense, emotionally charged tale of brotherhood and betrayal, it follows two best friends with a tragic, twisted history that follows them from youth to adulthood.
It aired on from March 21 to May 24, 2012 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 20 episodes.After premiering in last place among its more high-profile competitors and, the viewership ratings for Man from the Equator steadily climbed due in large part to 's praise-worthy acting and the well-combined plot of romance, fate, revenge and success. Out of a total of 20 episodes, 16 rated number one in its timeslot.
Contents.Plot One the driven top student and the other a happy-go-lucky troublemaker, Jang-il and Sun-woo become unlikely buddies in high school, both poor but proud in their own ways. Their fathers both have ties to a powerful businessman who orders Jang-il's father to kill Sun-woo's father. One desperate crime begets another, and the boys' friendship derails in a shocking betrayal.
The attack leaves Sun-woo blind and in a coma. Thirteen years later, their fates will come to a head when they meet again as adults. Jang-il has become a prosecutor haunted by his past, while Sun-woo , the young of investment trust company Royal Tree, is plotting his revenge. Their fates are intertwined with the women they love—Ji-won , a volunteer reader for visually impaired people who now works as a VIP party planner at a five-star hotel, and Soo-mi , a hyper-realism painter. As Jang-il and Sun-woo vow to destroy each other, the truth unravels in a harrowing cycle of deception and revenge as the crimes and secrets of yesteryear come to light. Cast.
Man From the Equator tells the story of two men who are burning with passion and desire who fight against their destiny. Synopsis Jang-il, the smartest of the school, and Seon-wu, the strongest kid in Yeosu, are inseparable high school best friends.
as Kim Sun-woo. as teenage Sun-wooFormerly a problem child with a penchant for getting into fist fights, Sun-woo discovers his new-found passion for learning after he befriends top student Jang-il.
One day, Kyung-pil, whom he looked up to as a father, dies mysteriously. While trying to discover the truth behind his death, Sun-woo gets into a fatal accident. Years later, he establishes himself as a successful businessman. His new goal now is to solve the mystery behind Kyung-pil’s death while coming face to face with his former childhood best friend and nemesis, Jang-il.
as Lee Jang-il. as teenage Jang-ilJang-il is from a poor family and grew up in the countryside. From a young age, he excelled in his academic studies, dreaming of one day making it in the real world. His efforts pay off and he becomes a celebrated public prosecutor.
Jang-il's greed and ambition for fame and fortune makes him betray his childhood best friend Sun-woo, and he must now live with his dark and lonely secret. as Han Ji-won. as young Ji-won. as Choi Soo-mi. as young Soo-mi. as Jin No-shikSun-woo's biological father. as Lee Yong-bae.
as Choi Kwang-chun. as Kim Kyung-pilSun-woo's adoptive father, a timid but kind man. as Ma Hee-jung. as Department head Cha. Jeong Ho-bin as Moon Tae-joo. Kim Soo-hyun as Mr.
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