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| Based on | an original idea by Stefano Accorsi |
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| Directed by | Giuseppe Gagliardi |
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| Composer | Davide Dileo |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Original language | Italian |
| No. of episodes | 8 (list of episodes) |
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| Cinematography | Michele Paradisi |
| Editor | Francesca Calvelli |
| Camera setup | Single-camera |
| Running time | 50 minutes |
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| Original network | Sky Atlantic |
| Picture format | 1080i (HDTV) |
| Audio format | Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Original release | 16 May – 6 June 2017 |
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| Preceded by | 1992 |
| Followed by | 1994 |
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1993 is an Italianpolitical drama television series created by Alessandro Fabbri, Ludovica Rampoldi, Stefano Sardo for Sky Atlantic, and based on an idea by Stefano Accorsi. A sequel to the 2015 series 1992, it premiered on 16 May 2017 on pay-tvSky Italia channels Sky Atlantic and Sky Cinema 1.
1993 is set in Rome and Milan. The TV series follows the stories of six people whose lives are intertwined with the rapidly changing political landscape in the early 1990s, during which Italy was gripped by the Mani pulite investigation into political corruption. Subsequently, this led to the end of the 'First Republic'. It is followed by 1994.
The series stars Stefano Accorsi, Guido Caprino, Miriam Leone, Domenico Diele, Tea Falco, Antonio Gerardi. Laura Chiatti is introduced in the recurring cast as Arianna Rosato, the new partner of Leonardo Notte.
Plot[edit]
The series continues with the story of the characters started in 1992, having in background the main Italian events of 1993: the ENIMONT trial, the political fall of Bettino Craxi and PSI, the mafia attacks of Florence, Rome and Milan, the end of the First Republic and the rise of Silvio Berlusconi.
Cast and characters[edit]
Main[edit]
- Stefano Accorsi as Leonardo Notte. Having become very faithful to Silvio Berlusconi, he continues his path to persuade him to rise himself into politics; he left Bibi Mainaghi and he's now engaged with physiotherapist Arianna Rosato, mother of a small child, to whom the man is very attached. Arianna is, however, the ex-wife of Rocco Venturi, father of her son, the corrupt cop killed by Leo. He is arrested for being found guilty of the murder but will be pulled out by Luigi Brancato. Being abandoned by Berlusconi goes to the other side as he begins to attend the PdS but in fact he's just studying the moves to return to Berlusconi, but he must also see him with Arianna, who, not believing in his innocence about Rocco's death, will shoot him gunshot.
- Guido Caprino as Pietro Bosco. Always alcoholic and under the influence of narcotics, it is first moved away from the Lega Nord but then rehabilitated following its plentiful gesture in parliament against the Italian Socialist Party, after which it succeeds in gaining a place in the RAI supervisory board against Bortolotti (who leaves his post as a deputy to return to Milan, as tired of the unscrupulous and corrupt life of the capital); through her new position he will unsuccessfully try to get closer to Veronica, but not in the meantime, meanwhile, to finish in bed with her sister, the journalist Giulia. Cutting off Gianfranco Miglio can regain Umberto Bossi.
- Miriam Leone as Veronica Castello. She managed to enter the TV tour that counts as the first ballerina of Bagaglino. She has a personal agent who provides frequent interviews, covers and hosts of prestigious television. But she has a traumatic event and a meeting with Davide Corsi, a gossip journalist who dreams of becoming a writer. He loves her and he will make her reconsider all her life. At the end she decides to enter politics alongside Silvio Berlusconi.
- Domenico Diele as Luca Pastore. Parallel to Mani Pulite investigation continues his personal investigation of malevolence. The meeting with Eve, a HIV-positive girl, will convince him to start looking at his situation under a different perspective. He will be able to uncover the scandal of the infected blood, because of which he has become sick, then decides to leave Italy with Eva, and to go to Panama to spend there the little time he has to live on.
- Tea Falco as Beatrice 'Bibi' Mainaghi. At the top of the family business, close to the prosecutor's inquiries on one side and his mafia business partners on the other. She will decide to leave this situation when she knows that her father Michele did not actually commit suicide but was assassinated by order of Luigi Brancato, the mafia boss of the holding Mainaghi's occult partner, deciding to become a collaborator of justice, but the betrayal of his brother Zeno (who seeks to get the job) will be fatal.
- Antonio Gerardi as Antonio Di Pietro. He continues Mani Pulite's investigation with the constant thought of wanting to capture Bettino Craxi. He is in his most popular moment thanks to the Enimont Process.
Recurring[edit]
- Elena Radonicich as Giulia Castello
- Flavio Parenti as Davide Corsi
- Gianfelice Imparato as Gaetano Nobile
- Teco Celio as Gianni Bortolotti
- Giulio Brogi as Alberto Muratori
- Vinicio Marchioni as Massimo D'Alema
- Giovanni Ludeno as Dario Scaglia
- Camilla Semino Favro as Eva
- Gaetano Bruno as Luigi Brancato
- Irene Casagrande as Viola Notte
- Silvia Degrandi as Rachele Manni
- Eros Galbiati as Zeno Mainaghi
- Giuseppe Gandini as Piercamillo Davigo
- Pietro Ragusa as Gherardo Colombo
- Flavio Furno as Roberto Fenati
- Maurizio Lombardi as Paolo Pellegrini
- Thomas Trabacchi as Attilio Arnaldi
- Antonio Piovanelli as Gianfranco Miglio
- Andrea Purgatori as Niccolò Pizzetti
- Benedetta Buccellato as Teresa
- Chiara Conti as Simona Merenda
- Antonio Petrocelli as Francesco De Lorenzo
- Laura Chiatti as Arianna Rosato. Physiotherapist, is the new partner of Leonardo Notte. She is the ex-wife of Rocco Venturi from whom he had a son, to whom Leonardo was very fond of. Having come to know the truth about the death of her ex-husband, she will not believe in Notte's innocence, and when the man gets exonerated, he decides to do justice alone, knocking a gunshot and then fleeing.
- Paolo Pierobon as Silvio Berlusconi. Famous entrepreneur all over the country, he prepares to enter into politics alongside the faithful Marcello Dell'Utri and Leonardo Notte.
- Astrid Casali as Maddalena
- Pia Lanciotti as Baroness Lavagnini
- Luigi Di Fiore as Lucio Corradi
Guest[edit]
- Pamela Villoresi as Leonardo Notte's mother
- Dario Cantarelli as Gustavo Adolfo Rol
References[edit]
| Justice Pao | |
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| Also known as | Judge Bao Justice Bao |
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| Mandarin | Bāo Qīng Tiān |
| Genre | crime fiction historical fiction wuxia gong'an fiction fantasy period tragedy drama |
| Starring | Jin Chao-chun Kenny Ho Fan Hung-hsuan |
| Opening theme | 'Bāo Qīng Tiān' (包青天) performed by Hu Gua (胡瓜) |
| Ending theme | 1. 'New Dream of Butterfly Lovers' (新鴛鴦蝴蝶夢) performed by Huang An 2. 'Xié Shŏu Yóu Rén Jiān' (攜手遊人間) performed by Chang Chen |
| Composer | Hsi Yu-lung |
| Country of origin | Taiwan |
| Original language | Mandarin |
| No. of seasons | 10 |
| No. of episodes | 236 |
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| Producer | Chao Ta-shen |
| Running time | 45 minutes/episode |
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| Original network | CTS |
| Original release | February 23, 1993 – January 18, 1994 |
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| Related shows | Justice Bao (2008) Justice Bao (2010–) |
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Justice Pao is a 236-episode television series from Taiwan, first airing on Chinese Television System (CTS) from February 1993 to January 1994.
Background[edit]
Series Torrent Site
The show stars Jin Chao-chun as the legendary Song dynasty official Bao Zheng. It was hugely popular in many countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia.
The series was originally scheduled for just 15 episodes. However, the show garnered high ratings when the initial episodes aired. Due to its popularity, CTS expanded the show to 236 episodes.
The TVB and ATV Home networks in Hong Kong both bought the series in an attempt to gain viewers. Competition between the two networks during the showing of the series was so severe that identical episodes were shown on both channels on the same night. It was also one of the first dramas that used NICAM technology (Dual Sound Switch Cantonese/Mandarin).
List of cases[edit]
| Case | ep. # | Chinese Title | English Translation |
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| #1 | 6 | 鍘美案 (Zhá Mĕi Àn) | The Execution of Chen Shimei |
| #2 | 5 | 真假狀元 (Zhēn Jiă Zhuàng Yuán) | The Real and Fake Champion Scholar |
| #3 | 7 | 狸貓換太子 (Lí Māo Huàn Tài Zĭ) | Wild Cat Exchanged for Crown Prince |
| #4 | 3 | 雙釘記 (Shuāng Dīng Jì) | The Tale of Two Nails |
| #5 | 4 | 探陰山 (Tàn Yīn Shān) | Visiting Hell Mountain |
| #6 | 4 | 紅花記 (Hóng Huā Jì) | The Story of Red Flowers |
| #7 | 5 | 鍘龐昱 (Zhá Páng Yù) | Executing Pang Yu |
| #8 | 9 | 鍘包勉 (Zhá Bāo Miăn) | Executing Bao Mian |
| #9 | 3 | 烏盆記 (Wū Pén Jì) | The Story of the Black Pot |
| #10 | 5 | 秋娘 (Qiū Niáng) | Qiuniang |
| #11 | 4 | 鍘王爺 (Zhá Wáng Yé) | Executing the Prince |
| #12 | 5 | 古琴怨 (Gŭ Qín Yuàn) | Complaint of the Guqin |
| #13 | 9 | 三擊鼓 (Sān Jī Gŭ) | Thrice Hitting the Drum |
| #14 | 5 | 攣生劫 (Luán Shēng Jié) | The Tale of the Twin Brothers |
| #15 | 5 | 報恩亭 (Bào Ēn Tíng) | The Temple of Retribution |
| #16 | 5 | 真假女婿 (Zhēn Jiă Nǚ Xù) | The Real and Fake Son-in-Law |
| #17 | 4 | 紫金錘 (Zĭ Jīn Chuí) | The Purple Hammer |
| #18 | 9 | 天下第一莊 (Tiān Xià Dì Yī Zhuāng) | The Number One Manor |
| #19 | 5 | 寸草心 (Cùn Căo Xīn) | The Mind of Kindness |
| #20 | 8 | 屠龍記 (Tú Lóng Jì) | The Story of Slaying the Dragon |
| #21 | 5 | 鴛鴦蝴蝶夢 (Yuān Yāng Hú Dié Mèng) | The Dream of Mandarin Ducks and Butterflies |
| #22 | 6 | 天倫劫 (Tiān Lún Jié) | The Rules of the Lord |
| #23 | 6 | 孔雀膽 (Kŏng Què Dăn) | Peacock's Abdomen (A kind of poison) |
| #24 | 6 | 真假包公 (Zhēn Jiă Bāo Gōng) | The Real and Fake Lord Bao |
| #25 | 6 | 貞節牌坊 (Zhēn Jié Pái Făng) | The Widow's Board |
| #26 | 5 | 血雲幡傳奇 (Xuè Yún Fān Chuán Qí) | The Legend of the Blood-Thirsty Flag |
| #27 | 7 | 生死戀 (Shēng Sĭ Liàn) | Love Between Life and Death |
| #28 | 6 | 尋親記 (Xún Qīn Jì) | The Story of Seeking Beloved Ones |
| #29 | 6 | 踏雪尋梅 (Tà Xuĕ Xún Méi) | Searching for Plum Blossom in the Snow |
| #30 | 6 | 青龍珠 (Qīng Lóng Zhū) | The Azure Dragon Pearl |
| #31 | 6 | 魚美人 (Yú Mĕi Rén) | The Mermaid Angel |
| #32 | 5 | 狄青 (Dí Qīng) | Di Qing |
| #33 | 7 | 孝子章洛 (Xiào Zĭ Zhāng Luò) | Zhang Luo, the Filial Son |
| #34 | 7 | 雷霆怒 (Léi Tíng Nù) | Heaven's Wrath |
| #35 | 7 | 陰陽判 (Yīn Yáng Pàn) | The Fortunes of Life and Death |
| #36 | 6 | 九道本 (Jiŭ Dào Bĕn) | Nine Letters to the King |
| #37 | 6 | 菩薩嶺 (Pú Sà Lĭng) | Buddha's Peak |
| #38 | 6 | 畫中話 (Huà Zhōng Huà) | Mystery of the Painting |
| #39 | 6 | 龐妃有喜 (Páng Fēi Yŏu Xĭ) | Consort Pang is Pregnant |
| #40 | 6 | 乞丐王孫 (Qĭ Gài Wáng Sūn) | The Beggar Princess |
| #41 | 5 | 五鼠鬧東京 (Wŭ Shŭ Nào Dōng Jīng) | Five Rats in the Eastern Capital |
Cast[edit]
- Note: Some cast members played multiple roles.
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| Cast | Role | Description |
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| Jin Chao-chun | Bao Zheng | Prefect of Kaifeng, capital of Song Dynasty |
| Kenny Ho | Zhan Zhao | 'Southern Hero', 'Royal Cat', 4th-ranked imperial guard |
| Fan Hung-hsuan | Gongsun Ce | Bao Zheng's secretary |
| Kao Nien-kuo | Wang Chao | Bao Zheng's officer |
| Hsu Chien-yu (C.1–21) | Ma Han | Bao Zheng's officer |
| Liu Yueh-ti (C.22–41) | ||
| Yang Hsiung | Zhang Long | Bao Zheng's officer |
| Shao Chang-sheng | Zhao Hu | Bao Zheng's officer |
| Sun Peng (C.1) | Zhao Zhen | 'Emperor Renzong', 4th emperor of Song Dynasty |
| Wang Chung-huang (C.2–28) | ||
| Shih Yu (C.29–41) | ||
| Hou Ping-ying | Emperor Renzong's sister | |
| Yang Huai-min | Chen Shimei | married to Emperor Renzong's sister |
| Yang Ping-an | Han Qi | Chen Shimei's guard |
| Leanne Liu | Qin Xianglian | Chen Shimei's original wife |
| Tsao Chien | Wang Yan Ling | Song Dynasty chancellor |
| Lung Lung | Zhao Defang | 'Eighth Virtuous Prince', Emperor Renzong's uncle |
| Han Hsiang-chin (C.3) | Princess Di | Eighth Virtuous Prince's wife |
| Yin Pao-lien (C.32) | ||
| Liu Yueh-ti | Zhao Heng | 'Emperor Zhenzong', Emperor Renzong's father and predecessor |
| Lu Pi-yun (C.1) | Empress Dowager Liu | Emperor Zhenzong's wife |
| Hsiao Ai (C.3) | ||
| Tai Chih-yuan | Guo Huai | eunuch for Empress Dowager Liu |
| Tseng Ya-chun | Consort Li | Emperor Renzong's real mother |
| Wen Shuai | Chen Lin | eunuch |
| Tu Man-sheng | Pang Ji | Song Dynasty grand tutor |
| Chen Chi | Consort Pang | Pang Ji's daughter, married to Emperor Renzong |
| Doze Niu | Pang Yu | Pang Ji's son |
| Liu Chu | Pang Fu | Pang Yu's servant |
| Chang Kuo-chu | Lu Fang | 'Sky Rat', 1st sworn brother |
| Wu Yuan-chun | Han Zhang | 'Earth Rat', 2nd sworn brother |
| Pang San | Xu Qing | 'Mountain Rat', 3rd sworn brother |
| Lu Yi-lung | Jiang Ping | 'River Rat', 4th sworn brother |
| Chang Chen-huan (C.3–6) | Bai Yutang | 'Sleek Rat', 5th sworn brother |
| Goo Goon-chung (C.41) | ||
| Tai Chih-yuan | Bao Mian | Bao Zheng's same-aged nephew |
| Liu Ming | Wu Miaozhen | Bao Zheng's eldest sister-in-law and motherly figure, Bao Mian's mother |
| Chang Fu-chien | Di Qing | Song Dynasty general, Princess Di's nephew |
Awards[edit]
1995 – 30th Golden Bell Awards[1]
- Won – Jin Chao-chun, Best Actor
- Won – Tai Chih-yuan, Best Supporting Actor, for the portrayal of Guo Huai (Case 3)
- Won – Liu Ming, Best Supporting Actress, for the portrayal of Bao Mian's mother (Case 8)
Theme songs[edit]
1. The opening theme, performed by Hu Kua, has the same title as the series. It was originally performed by Chiang Kuang-Chao for the earlier 1974 CTS series also of the same name.
- A Cantonesecover ('願世間有青天') performed by George Lam with lyrics by Wong Jim was the opening theme of the series on TVB in Hong Kong. It was also the opening theme of the 1995 TVB series Justice Bao.
- Another Cantonese cover by Ray Lui was the opening theme of the 1995 ATV series Justice Bao.
- A Tagalogcover ('Judge Bao') was the opening theme of the series on ABC-5 in the Philippines.
- Andy Lau covered the song in the 2003 Bao Zheng-related movie Cat and Mouse.
- Cambodian version was performed by Nou Sib which aired on CTV9 in 1994 and Neay Koy which air on CTN in 2020 (as he performed in 2001)
2. The ending theme was 'New Dream of the Butterfly Lovers' (Chinese: 新鴛鴦蝴蝶夢; pinyin: Xīn Yuānyāng Húdié Mèng), written and performed by Huang An.
- This song became a huge hit in the Chinese-speaking world, and Huang's album with the same name became one of the best-selling albums in Taiwan, selling over a million copies.
- Cover versions in many languages exist due to the show's influence in the region. Kenny Ho recorded a Cantonese version (also '新鴛鴦蝴蝶夢') with lyrics by Albert Leung, while Huang An and Loletta Lee each recorded a different Cantonese version (both titled '愛於錯誤年代' but the lyrics differ). A popular English version from the Singaporean band Tokyo Square was titled 'Can't Let Go'. Huang An's own English version was titled 'When It Comes to Love'. There are also versions in Hokkien ('鴛鴦蝴蝶夢' by Joice Lim), Thai ('สุดจะหยุดใจ' by Koong Tuangsith Reamchinda), Vietnamese ('Uyên Ương Hồ Điệp Mộng' by Đan Trường), Khmer ('ផ្ការោយមុនរដូវ' by Nou Sib and 'ព្រួយជាមួយចន្ទ' by Khemarak Sereymon) and Indonesian ('Melody Memory' by Lavenia), among others.
3. Another ending theme song used for some episodes was 'Xiéshŏu Yóu Rénjiān' (Chinese: 攜手遊人間; lit. 'Traveling the World Hand in Hand').
International broadcast[edit]
- : Channel 8
- : Myawady Television (1998) , Myanmar Radio and Television (2016 - with Myanmar Dubbed), Sky Net Channel 9 Myanmar (2019)
- : Channel 9
- : Channel 3 (1995-October 1, 2015.[2]
- : Indonesian Educational Television (1995).[3]
- : NEW18 (April 6, 2020 - March 28, 2021 (Every Monday - Sunday from 16: 35-17: 35))
References[edit]
- ^84年金鐘獎得獎名單【個人技術纇/其他獎】 (in Chinese). Government Information Office. April 20, 2004. Archived from the original on July 13, 2012. Retrieved April 12, 2012.
- ^'เปาบุ้นจิ้น1993 เริ่ม 1 ต.ค. ช่อง3, ช่อง3HD'. jomyut.club (in Thai). September 10, 2015. Archived from the original on December 22, 2015. Retrieved December 12, 2015.
- ^'10 Drama Mandarin Legendaris Populer Tahun 90-2000an yang Masih Berkesan Hingga Sekarang, Mana Favoritmu?' (in Indonesian). Boombastis. Retrieved August 24, 2020.
External links[edit]
- Bao Qing Tian on IMDb
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