Барлық-бар (All In) қасіреті

South Korean television series

All In (올인) is a 2003 South Korean television drama series that aired on SBS TV from 15 January to 3 April 2003, on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 (KST) for 24 episodes. Inspired by the life of professional poker player Jimmy Cha, it starred Lee Byung hun and Song Hye kyo in a story about one's man's rise through the fiercely competitive world of casino gambling as he clashes with his rivals over money, success, and love. The drama was a ratings success in South Korea, with its final episode reaching a peak viewership rating of 47.7%, which is the 42nd highest rated Korean drama episode of all time. It also won several awards, notably the Grand Prize ("Daesang") for Lee Byung hun at the 2003 SBS Drama Awards.

Orphaned then taken in by his gambler uncle, Kim In ha (Jin Goo) often hangs out with his friends in the basement of a movie theater. He unexpectedly befriends Choi Jung won, a model student and the rich son of the theater owner. In ha and Jung won both fall for Min Su yeon (Han Ji min), the daughter of the projectionist at the theater. When Su yeon's father was killed by loan sharks, In ha and Jung won hatch a plan to avenge Su yeon by setting fire to a gangster's hideout. But the fire spreads, accidentally killing the gang leader. In ha is sentenced to seven years, while thanks to his family connections, Jung won avoids jail time. As In ha serves his sentence, Jung won goes to the United States to study and Su yeon decides to become a nun. Seven years pass, and by pure chance, the three all end up working at the same casino. In ha (Lee Byung hun) and Su yeon (Song Hye kyo) fall in love, but are later separated when In ha is forced to illegally immigrate to the U. S. He finds a job as a mafia hitman, and by a stroke of luck, again meets Su yeon, and the two plan to get married. However, on their supposed wedding day, In ha suffers a near fatal gunshot wound and becomes comatose for 8 months. Unaware that In ha is alive, the grieving Su yeon returns to Korea. In ha eventually recovers, but Jung won (Ji Sung) intervenes, saying that he is unworthy to love Su yeon. In ha decides to turn his life of misery around and becomes a professional gambler. He meets a business partner and, betting everything he has, returns to Korea to win back Su yeon's love.

All In was adapted from the novel of the same name by Noh Seung il, inspired by the life of poker player Jimmy Cha. The title All In comes from a term in poker that refers to betting one's entire stake. Though the plot was adapted from the novel, the characters were wholly original to the drama. Lee Byung hun had already been cast as the main role, Additionally, Joo Sang wook was supposed to play the young version of Lee Byung hun's character, but he was replaced by Jin Goo last minute.

Filming began on 9 September 2002 and took place in several locations. An outdoor set was built in Jeju Island, for which the island provided 200 million Korean won. Most scenes filmed in Jeju were shot on the Seopjikoji coast, located in the city Seogwipo. From 28 November to 31 December 2002, location filming took place in the United States, with the casino scenes being filmed in Las Vegas. The kiss scene between Song Hye kyo and Lee Byung hun was filmed over two days, moving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Production costs reached 250 million won per episode to a total budget of over 5 billion won, at that time the highest for a Korean miniseries. During the drama's filming, SBS promised they would stop broadcasting smoking scenes in their TV dramas. All In, which started production before the announcement, had scenes where characters smoked – as many of the scenes as possible were removed in editing, and during the scenes that couldn't be cut, subtitles were displayed during broadcast asking for understanding. In the end, Choi decided that none of the main characters would die, stating that death was unnecessary for an emotional story. Additionally, Song Hye kyo's character Su yeon was meant to marry Jung won, thinking Lee Byung hun's character In ha had died. Viewers expressed dissatisfaction with the storyline online, and it was later dropped to create tension within the narrative.

In April 2003, SBS signed a contract with the Taiwanese cable channel GTV to broadcast All In in Taiwan. Although the export price was not disclosed, it was said to be the highest for a Korean drama until then. At the time, the record export price had stood at over 400 million won for the Japanese export of Winter Sonata. In Japan, it first aired on the cable channel KNTV from 8 March to 25 May 2003. Japanese satellite channel NHK BS2 broadcast All In under the title All In: Fated Love (オールイン 運命の愛) once a week from 1 April 2004, and re airings followed once a week on terrestrial TV starting 16 April 2005. According to a poll conducted by TV Asahi variety show SMAP Station in May 2007, All In ranked as the seventh most popular Korean drama in Japan. It was also broadcast in countries like Macedonia and Turkey on the channel Arirang TV, gaining enough popularity in Macedonia to be rebroadcast.