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Product Title : Prince Hours  (AKA: Palace S / Imperial Household S / Goong Special / Goong S)

Condition : Brand New , Factory Sealed

Region Code : All Region

Disc Format : NTSC

Other Information : 5 DVDs Box Set (DVD9)  ,  20 Episodes (complete version)

Audio : Korean

Subtitles : English

Starring :        Choi Dong Wook as Lee Hoo / Kang Hoo

    Heo Yi Jae as Yang Soon Ae

    Kang Doo as Lee Joon

    Park Shin Hye as Shin Sae Ryung

Extended Cast

    Myung Se Bin as the Queen

    Oh Mi Hee as Hwang Tae Hoo (the Queen's mother)

    Ha Jae Young as Hoo's and Queen's uncle

    Chun Ho Jin as Joon's father

    Yoon Ye Hee as Jang Yoon Hee (Lee Joon's mother)

    Lee Ki Young as Jo Sang Ki

    Kim Hong Sik as Shin Jae Man (Sae Ryung's father)

    Cha Hyun Jung as Min Shi Yeon (Joon's bodyguard)

    Lee Hong Pyo as Min Young Hyun

    Lee Ho Jae as Jin Sin Sa

    Jun Soo Yeon as Shi Jong Gwan

    Ye Soo Jung as Court Attendant Han (person in charge of Lee Hoo's education)

    Seo Song Hee as Ma Young Nam (Soon Ae's friend)

    Seo Young Don as In Woo

    So Do Bi as Min Hyung

    Lee Joo Hyun as Yoon Chul

    Mark Andre Jordan as Alexander

    Jun Soo Hyun as Court Attendant Choi

    Kim Chang Sung as Jjooba

    Song Baek Kyung as Bulbam

    Jung Hye Young as Hoo's mother

    Cho Sung Hwan as Jjodaeng

    Lee Man Young as Kwak Nae Gwan

    Hwang In Woo as Hwang Ka

    Moon Ga Young

Synopsis

The Empress (Myung Se Bin) is in her early 30s, but she is still not married. Since, the 1st successor to the throne died, the royal family is in search for a new successor. Incidentally, they come to know of a young man who was in fact a son of the prince to a woman who left the Palace for her to be able to keep her pregnancy a secret. The young man's name was Lee Hoo (Se7en), more commonly known to his friends as Kang Hoo. Lee Hoo worked as a delivery boy at a Chinese restaurant, and was known for his 7-minute maximum delivery time. Lee Hoo had been brought up as more of a punk than a prince so his habits and his way of conversing were very different from the people of royal blood. Although he had never dreamt of living in the Palace, he one day finds himself immersing himself in its grandeur and improving himself to prove that he indeed deserves to be called the Successor to the throne.

He soon finds out that not only will he be facing lessons to the path of royalty, and dilemmas of love and of stature, but he will also learn to compete for the position he had been, first and foremostly, called for.