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==User Rating==
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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' Rooftop Prince (literal title)
* '''Revised romanization:''' Oktab Bang Wangseja
* '''Hangul:''' 옥탑방 왕세자
* '''Director:''' [[Shin Yoon-Sub - director|Shin Yoon-Sub]], [[Ahn Gil-Ho (director)|Ahn Gil-Ho]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Lee Hee-Myung (screenwriter)|Lee Hee-Myung]]
* '''Network:''' [[SBS]]
* '''Episodes:''' 20
* '''Release Date:''' March 21 - May 24, 2012
* '''Runtime:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©==
After the death of the Crown Prince Lee Kak's wife, the Crown Prince transports 300 years into the future and arrives in 21st century Seoul, South Korea with his retainers. In the present day Seoul, the Crown Prince meets Joo Se-Na, who has an uncanny resemblance to his deceased Princess.

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'''Past'''<br>
Lee Kak (later played by [[Micky Yoochun]]) is the Crown Prince. When he is ready to marry, Lee Kak wants to marry a beautiful woman.
Boo-Yong (later played by [[Han Ji-Min]]) and Hwa-Yong (later played by [[Jung Yoo-Mi (1986)|Jung Yoo-Mi]]) are sisters. Hwa-Yong, the older sister wants to marry Crown Prince Lee Kak, but her father makes it clear that younger sister Boo-Yong will marry the Crown Prince. Hwa-Yong is so upset, she uses an an iron to burn Boo-Yong's face, pretending it was an accident. Now, Boo-Yong carries a big scar on her face. Eventually, older sister Hwa-Yong marries Crown Prince Lee Kak. Time passes and are now adults. Younger sister Boo-Yong is now a smart woman, good with needlework. Older sister Hwa-Yong is uneasy that her husband, Crown Prince Lee Kak, and Boo-Young get along well. One day, Crown Prince Lee Kak wakes up in the early morning. He finds that Hwa-Yong is not next to him. He feels something strange about the situation and calls for an eunuch. At this time, an eunuch comes running to the Crown Prince and informs him that Hwa-Yong is found dead in a pond. Lee Kak suspects that his wife's death is not by accident. He puts together a team to investigate his wife's death. When the team awaits to interview a witness, a group of assassins appears and chases them. Crown Prince Lee Kak and his men are chased to the edge of a cliff. The group jumps off the cliff.

'''Present Day'''<br>
When Park Ha (later played by [[Han Ji-Min]]) was young, her father remarried and Park Ha gained older step-sister Se-Na (later played by [[Jung Yoo-Mi (1986)|Jung Yoo-Mi]]). When their parents left for work, older step-sister Se-na despised having to take care of her younger sister. One day, while younger sister Park Ha sleeps inside a truck, the truck suddenly departs. Even though Se-Na sees the truck leaving, she turns around and pretends that it isn't happening. Time passes, younger sister Park Ha is now living in America. While, Park Ha sells fruits as a sidewalk vendor, Yong Tae-Yong ([[Micky Yoochun]]) sees her and feels a connection with Park Ha. Yong Tae-Moo ([[Lee Tae-Sung]]) appears in front of Yong Tae-Young. They are cousins. The following day, the two men boards a yacht. While the boat is sailing, they have a small fight and Yong Tae-Yong falls into the water. His cousin doesn't attempt to save Yong Tae-Yong and actually attempts to hide evidence that he was there. He then jumps into the water and swims away. At this time, younger sister Park Ha receives a phone call that her family has been located in South Korea. Park Ha travels to South Korea and learns that her father has just passed away. At her father's funeral, Park Ha meets her step-mother and older step-sister Se-Na. Park Ha has no memory of how she was separated from her family. Park Ha settles down in Seoul. One night, when she comes back to her rooftop room, she discovers four men, in Korean traditional clothing, sitting in her room.

==Notes==
# "Rooftop Prince" takes over the SBS Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 time slot previously occupied by "[[Take Care of Us, Captain]]" and followed by "[[Ghost (Korean Drama)|Ghost]]" in May.
# First script reading took place at SBS Ilsan Production Center on February 1, 2012. Prior to the script reading main actors has a camera test in traditional costumes.
# Filming for "Rooftop Prince" began February 4, 2012. On February 7, 2012 a traditional wedding scene was filmed involving child characters of Crown Prince Lee Kak and Sena (see images #3 & #4 in Image Gallery). Filming for this scene took place Gyeonghui Palace in Seoul.

==Cast==
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| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Micky Yoochun.jpg|link=Micky Yoochun|90px]]
| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Han Ji-Min.jpg|link=Han Ji-Min|90px]]
| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Lee Tae-Sung.jpg|link=Lee Tae-Sung|90px]]
| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Jung Yoo-Mi.jpg|link=Jung Yu-Mi (1984)|90px]]
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| [[Park Yoo-Chun]]
| [[Han Ji-Min]]
| [[Lee Tae-Sung]]
| [[Jung Yu-Mi (1984)|Jung Yu-Mi]]
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| Lee Kak /
| Park Ha /
| Yong Tae-Moo /
| Hong Se-Na /
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| Yong Tae-Yong
| Boo-Yong
| Prince Moo-Chang
| Hwa-Yong
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| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Lee Min-Ho (1993).jpg|link=Lee Min-Ho (1993)|90px]]
| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Choi Woo-Sik.jpg|link=Choi Woo-Sik|90px]]
| [[File:Rooftop Prince-Jung Suk-Won.jpg|link=Jung Suk-Won|90px]]
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| [[Lee Tae-Ri]]
| [[Choi Woo-Sik]]
| [[Jung Suk-Won]]
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| Song Man-Bo
| Do Chi-San
| Woo Yong-Sool
|-
|}
'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Ban Hyo-Jung]] - Yeo Gil-Nam
* [[Ahn Suk-Hwan (1959)|Ahn Suk-Hwan]] - Yong Dong-Man
* [[Park Jun-Keum]] - Yong Sul-Hee
* [[Lee Moon-Sik]] - Yang Taek-Soo
* [[Song Ok-Suk]] - Kong Man-Ok
* [[Na Young-Hee]] - President Jang Seon-Ju
* [[Kang Byul]] - Lady Mimi
* [[Guzal Tursunova]] - Becky
* [[Kim Dae-Hee (1974)|Kim Dae-Hee]] - Bang Soo-Bong
* [[Samuel Kang]] - doctor of emergency room
* [[Joo Sung-Hwan (1971)| Joo Sung-Hwan]] - detective
* [[Jeon Min-Seo]] - Park Ha / Boo-Yong (child)
* [[Kim So-Hyun (1999)|Kim So-Hyun]] - Hong Se-Na / Crown Princess Hwa-Yong (child)
* [[Choi Won-Hong]] - Crown Prince Lee Kak (child)
* [[Maeng Sang-Hun]] - Park Ha's father (cameo)
* [[Kil Yong-Woo]] - Boo-Yong's father (cameo)
* [[Kyeon Mi-Ri]] - Boo-Yong's mother (cameo)
* [[Kim Hyeong-Beom]] - Boo-Yong's brother (cameo)
* [[Kim Yu-Seok]] - King (cameo)
* [[Ahn Sang-Tae]] - Police Officer
* [[Choi Young (1973)|Choi Young]]

==Trailers==
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==Image Gallery==
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==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #F9F9F9; border: 1px #AAA solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;"
! align=center width=30% bgcolor="F52887" | Date
! align=center width=12% bgcolor="F52887" | Episode
! align=center width=29% bgcolor="F52887" | Nationwide
! align=center width=29% bgcolor="F52887" | Seoul
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| 2012-03-21 || 1 || 8.7% (17th) || 9.7% (16th)
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| 2012-03-22 || 2 || 12.0% (15th) || 14.0% (7th)
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| 2012-03-28 || 3 || 10.2% (13th) || 11.2% (8th)
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| 2012-03-29 || 4 || 11.1% (16th) || 12.9% (10th)
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| 2012-04-04 || 5 || 10.9% (12th) || 12.1% (7th)
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| 2012-04-05 || 6 || 14.2% (4th) || 16.9% (3rd)
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| 2012-04-12 || 7 || 12.1% (11th) || 13.5% (8th)
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| 2012-04-18 || 8 || 11.6% (8th) || 14.8% (4th)
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| 2012-04-19 || 9 || 11.8% (11th) || 13.7% (7th)
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| 2012-04-19 || 10 || 11.2% (15th) || 14.3% (6th)
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| 2012-04-25 || 11 || 11.6% (12th) || 13.0% (10th)
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| 2012-04-26 || 12 || 12.3% (9th) || 13.7% (5th)
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| 2012-05-02 || 13 || 11.5% (8th) || 14.1% (5th)
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| 2012-05-03 || 14 || 12.0% (7th) || 14.0% (6th)
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| 2012-05-09 || 15 || 11.4% (9th) || 13.2% (6th)
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| 2012-05-10 || 16 || 12.4% (5th) || 14.5% (4th)
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| 2012-05-16 || 17 || 13.8% (4th) || 16.1% (1st)
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| 2012-05-17 || 18 || 13.5% (7th) || 16.0% (5th)
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| 2012-05-23 || 19 || 15.1% (3rd) || 17.3% (3rd)
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| 2012-05-24 || 20 || 14.9% (4th) || 16.2% (4th)
|-
|}

Source: [http://www.tnms.tv/ TNS Media Korea] / * NR denotes not ranked within the Top 20 daily shows according to TNS Media Korea.

==Awards==
* [[2012 SBS Drama Awards]] - December 31, 2012
** '''Best Actress (drama special)''' ([[Han Ji-Min]])
** '''Excellent Actor (drama special)''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]])
** '''Excellent Actress (drama special)''' ([[Jung Yoo-Mi (1986)|Jung Yoo-Mi]])
** '''Best Netizen Award''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]])
** '''Ten Star Award''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]])
** '''Ten Star Award''' ([[Han Ji-Min]])
** '''Best Couple Award''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]]) & ([[Han Ji-Min]])
* [[2012 (7th) Seoul International Drama Awards]] - Thursday, August 30, 2012
** '''Best Korean Drama'''
** '''Outstanding Korean Actor''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]])
** '''Outstanding Korean Actress''' ([[Han Ji-Min]])
** '''People's Choice''' ([[Park Yoo-Chun]])

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==External Links==
* [http://wizard2.sbs.co.kr/okprince/ Official Website]

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