The Greatest Love / Best Love DVD

Starring: Gong Hyo Jin, Cha Seung Won, Yoo In Na & Yoon Kye Sang

Language: Korean/Mandarin

Subtitle: English/Traditional Chinese/Malay

Media Type: NTSC, Region Code 3

No of CDs: 4 DVDs (Episode 1 - 16 End)

Shipping Origin: MALAYSIA

Rating for English subtitled: Good

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Best Love / The Greatest Love / Choegoui Sarang

Ae Jung was once the most popular member of girl band The National Treasure Girls. However 10 years ago the band broke up and she received most of the blame. Despite her warm personality her career has suffered ever since and she now spends her time fighting for air time on variety shows.

Dokko Jin is a top movie star at the height of his career. The two meet and become involved in each other's careers. Yoon Pil Joo is a doctor of oriental medicine who has no interest in the entertainment industry but agrees to make a dating show. Dokko Jin helps get Ae Jung a role on a new reality show called Couple Making. Pil Joo is the bachelor being set up on Couple Making. Both men fall for Ae Jung both off and on the screen.

Writers Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran, aka the "Hong Sisters," are known for their witty lines in dramas such as Delightful Girl Choon-Hyang (2005), My Girl (2005), Fantasy Couple (2006), Hong Gil Dong (2008), You’re Beautiful (2009) and My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho (2010). According to Director Park Hong-kyun (who previously helmed Queen Seondeok), the Hong Sisters' adeptness at character comedy is how The Greatest Love hopes to differentiate itself from other trendy dramas airing on Korean television in Spring 2011. Though the drama draws from gossip people hear about celebrities, Cha said during the drama's press conference that he also wants to show a bright, healthy side of the entertainment scene in Korea. He admitted that entertainers do hide behind their image due to their job. "However, this drama will show they are just genuine people off-camera," Cha said. Yoon added that, "The script is very realistic, giving a fun sneak peek into what is going on behind the scenes."

Cha has described his comedic acting as technical while his co-star Gong's is more naturalistic and reactive. They believe they struck a good balance between their two acting styles, which benefited the drama greatly.