Glory Jane
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Glory Jane
Summary
Glory Jane is a television series[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Glory Jane is the creator of Kang Eun-kyung[3].
- Glory Jane's instance of is recorded as television series[4].
- Glory Jane was directed by Lee Jeong-seop[5].
- Kang Eun-kyung wrote the screenplay for Glory Jane[6].
- Glory Jane's genre is romance[7].
- Glory Jane's genre is melodrama[8].
- Glory Jane's genre is comedy television series[9].
- Glory Jane followed The Princess' Man[10].
- Glory Jane was followed by Wild Romance[11].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Chun Jung-myung[12].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Park Min-young[13].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Lee Jang-woo[14].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Park Seong-ung[15].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Lee Ki-young[16].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Choi Myung-gil[17].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Kim Yeon-joo[18].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Nam Bo-ra[19].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Jung Hye-sun[20].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Son Chang-min[21].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Kim Son-gjong[22].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Lee Moon-sik[23].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Kim Sung-oh[24].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Lee Jin[25].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Choi Seung-kyung[26].
- A cast member of Glory Jane was Kim Yoon-seong[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Glory Jane was directed by Lee Jeong-seop[5]. Kang Eun-kyung wrote the screenplay for it[6]. Cast members include Chun Jung-myung[12], Park Min-young[13], Lee Jang-woo[14], Park Seong-ung[15], Lee Ki-young[16], and Choi Myung-gil[17]. It is the creator of Kang Eun-kyung[3].
Publication
The original language of Glory Jane was Korean[28]. Genres include romance[7], melodrama[8], and comedy television series[9].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Glory Jane followed The Princess' Man[10]. It was followed by Wild Romance[11].
Why It Matters
Glory Jane has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]