A tearful Eun Sang expresses her hope that she’ll become successful in the U.S. Tan’s waiting for the moment he can return home to South Korea, where his heart is.įor Eun Sang, the idea of going to L.A. Tan has been exiled from South Korea and lives in L.A, as his older brother is afraid Tan will threaten him for a position in the family company. She doesn’t tell her mother that she dreams of staying in L.A. Eun Sang decides she will personally take the money to Eun Suk. After Eun Suk left, Eun Sang took on the burden of supporting her family. That requires providing some context.Įun Sang is a financially struggling high school student who is told by her mother that her sister Eun Suk is getting married in the United States and needs money. While I could go on and on purely about the romantic aspect of it (and am always glad to do so), I want to talk about the narrative significance of L.A. Eun Sang and Tan first meet in L.A., and in the minimal time that Eun Sang and Tan spend together in the city, it serves as their emotional point of connection. Only episodes one to four are actually set in L.A., but the city is the catalyst for the drama. The differences between them grow more evident as Eun Sang wrestles with the disapproval of Tan’s parents, as well as a competing love interest. He’s wealthy she juggles multiple part-time jobs to support her struggling mother. When both of them return to South Korea, however, Eun Sang begins attending the same elite school as Tan. There’s your ordinary Everygirl, Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin-hye), who wealthy conglomerate heir Kim Tan (Lee Min-ho) falls for during an accidental meeting in Los Angeles. On the surface, “The Heirs” is similar to any teenage love story.
#The heirs series#
It’s my absolute favorite K-drama series and I will forever fight (figuratively, not physically) anyone who claims it doesn’t have a deeper meaning. I don’t quite remember how many times I’ve watched the 2013 K-drama series “The Heirs,” but I think I’m more invested in the characters than in myself. The challenge lies in infiltrating a new youth culture with the work of a mature artist, he said.“The Heirs” foregrounds Los Angeles as the birthplace of Eun Sang and Tan’s love story and erases the idyllic image that shrouds the city. Primary Wave also works with the estates of Count Basie and Ray Charles. “We want to be in business and partner with the greatest of the greats, regardless of the genre, regardless of the era,” Mestel said. Primary Wave’s first priority is to increase Crosby’s digital footprint, to boost his profile on Spotify and get his music added to playlists for a generation unfamiliar with it, said Larry Mestel, the company’s founder and CEO.
Crosby’s family, which includes his widow and two of Harry’s siblings, have been interested in a documentary series to tell Bing’s story.
His association with golf is also remembered, as he created the first pro-am tournament and was reportedly a member of 75 golf clubs. They associated dad with tons of things, and that’s what I want to bring back.” Some of his hit songs include “Pennies From Heaven,” “It’s Been a Long, Long Time,” “Don’t Fence Me In” and “Accentuate the Positive.”Ĭrosby won an Academy Award for best actor for playing a priest in the 1945 film Going My Way, and made seven “road” movies with his friend, comic Bob Hope. “People associate dad with Christmas, but in the ’40s and ’50s, they didn’t associate him with Christmas. “There were things that became absolutely top hits in the ‘30s and ’40s, for a sustained period of time, and they just went away,” Harry Crosby said.
#The heirs movie#
Fewer people alive remember Crosby’s days as a major recording artist and movie star.
A younger generation knows Crosby best through “White Christmas” and the duet with David Bowie on “The Little Drummer Boy” made for a television special shortly before his death.
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