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Overall: Dali and the Cocky Prince is a Korean Comedy, Romance, Drama (2021). Dali and the Cocky Prince cast: Park Gyu Young, Kim Min Jae, Kwon Yool. Dali and the Cocky Prince Release Date: 22 September 2021. Dali and the Cocky Prince Episodes: 16.

Dali and the Cocky Prince Detail

Drama: Dali and the Cocky Prince (2021)
Network: KBS2
Director: Lee Jung Sub
Writer: Son Eun Hye
Main Stars: Park Gyu Young, Kim Min Jae, Kwon Yool
Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Release Date: 22 September 2021
Season: 1
Aired: 22 September 2021-11 November 2021
Aired On: Wednesday, Thursday
Also Known As: Dal Li and Gamjatang , Dalli and Gamjatang , Dalriwa Gamjatang , Dalliwa Gamjatang , Dal Ri and Gamjatang, 달리와 감자탕, Dali and the Cocky Prince 2021

Dali and the Cocky Prince Synopsis and Plot Summary

As a young boy, Moo Hak grew up inside the market as a peddler. Although he is ignorant, he is strong-willed and is aware of a way to make cash. He is now the coping with director of Dondon F and B, a international eating place chain that his own family started as a small gamjatang diner. However, he is not dignified and simplest cares about cash. He meets Da Li, the only daughter and child of an top-magnificence circle of relatives who runs an artwork gallery. She has a profound deep expertise of things. She receives confronted with financial disaster due to her father’s unexpected death and starts a difficult life. Moo Hak and Da Li begin a relationship as a creditor and debtor over the artwork gallery. Will these two polar opposites understand every other and fall in love?

Dali and the Cocky Prince Cast

Park Gyu Young as Kim Da Li
Kim Min Jae as Jin Moo Hak
Kwon Yool as Jang Tae Jin
Hwang Hee as Joo Won Tak
Yeonwoo as Ahn Chak Hee
Park Sang Myun as Assemblyman An Sang Tae
Ahn Dong Yeob as Je Deuk Dondon F&B
Seon Yool Woo as Dondon F&B
Seo Dong Oh as Pil Goo Dondon F&B
Woo Hee Jin as Song Sa Bong Cheongsong art museum curator
Seo Jung Yeon as Jin Soo Ja Moo Hak’s stepmother
Yoo Hyung Kwan as Hwang Gi Dong Facility management department engineer
Ahn Se Ha as Han Byeong Se Cheongsong art museum curator
Lee Jae Woo as Kim Si Hyung Nak Cheon’s nephew
Ahn Kil Kang as Jin Baek Won Moo Hak’s father
Lee Je Yeon as Jin Ki Cheol Moo Hak’s stepbrother
Hwang Bo Ra as Yeo Mi Ri Moo Hak’s secretary
Song Ji Won as Na Gong Joo Art museum intern
Kim Yong Woon as Jang Tae Jin’s secretary
Lee Woon San as Reporter Song
Jo Seung Yeon as Moo Hak’s mother
Choi Seung Kyung as Detective
Jun Joon Woo as Reporter
Song Yo Sep as Detective
Song Hoon as Investor
Go Han Min as Auction house staff
Yoo Seung Bong as Kim Nak Cheon’s attorney
Jang Gwang as Kim Nak Cheon Da Li’s father
Lee Hyo Bi as Kim Da Li Young
Yoo Young Bok as Food Judge
Amy Aleha as Madam Bronckhorst
Hong Seok Cheon as Chef
Sung Chan Ho as Food judge
Lee Yoon Sang as Food judge
Bret Allan Lindquist as Hotel front desk
Jung Gyoo Soo as Taeyang bank director
Yoon In Jo as Art gallery employee
Oh Jin Ha as Vintage shop saleswoman
Hwang Seok Jung as Hong Ja Young
Shin Kang Kyun as Writer
Kim Ji Hun as himself KNK member
Park Seo Ham as himself KNK member
Jeong In Seong as himself KNK member
Oh Hee Jun as himself KNK member
Lee Dong Won as himself KNK member
Do Ji Won as Unknown