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Directed by Lee Dae-yeong (이대영), Lee Sang-yeob-I (이상엽)

Screenplay by Seo Yeong-myeong (서영명)

Drama

MBC | Airing dates : 2009/05/25~2009/10/23

Mon~Fri 20:15
Synopsis
Cho Young-ran is in a loveless marriage due to her aloof and insensitive husband.

Her shopaholic older sister desires a glamorous life, but her poor economic situation leads her to frequently quarrel with her husband. Young-ran’s younger sister has a well-paying job, but is married to a mama’s boy.

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Now showing on evening TV: provocative, racy themes (Source) 2009/11/16
What do you get when you combine a broken family and betrayal, throw in some adultery and revenge and top it all off with a dash of violence? A daytime soap opera.

Provocative, exaggerated and often unbelievable story lines have defined daytime soap operas almost as long as they've been in existence. The formula is a no-brainer: The more dramatic, the better. Sprinkle in a few scenes where a mean mother-in-law slaps her son's wife on the cheek or a guilt-free man lashes out at a woman with chauvinistic, insulting remarks and chances are the ratings will soar.

While this is nothing new in the world of daytime soap operas, these racy and controversial elements are quickly creeping into prime-time dramas as well, when children are more likely to see them. They're also getting even more provocative - and therefore controversial - as shows go all-out to gain more viewers.

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TV Decency Rules to Be Tightened (Source) 2009/10/18
By Kim Tong-hyung
Staff Reporter

The government is vowing stricter control on television materials amid growing viewer complaints over sex, violence and indecency.

Although the strengthened decency standards will be enforced to all national, local and cable channels, the Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) said, the dramas and game shows on national networks clearly seem to be the biggest targets.

It remains to be seen how television stations will react to the plan of heavier fines and sanctions, as they have been moaning that the commission's decency rules were vague and curbing creativity.

However, KCSC was under pressure to take stronger action to clear up the airwaves, with an increasing number of national television programs being slammed for their disturbing content and offensive language.

The debate over taste and decency has reached a point where extreme dramas and blunt game shows have become part of daily vocabulary here.

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Male Actors Try New Roles in TV Dramas (Source) 2009/07/02
One of the viewers of the KBS TV2 drama "He Who Can't Marry" has recently written that she was surprised by its main male character, Cho Jae-hee, who is played by actor Ji Jin-hee. So far, Ji has mostly played gentle and smart men, but this time he has been transformed into a narrow-minded old bachelor, whom he portrays in a comical way. The viewer said she had no idea Ji could portray comical roles and that they suited him perfectly.

Ji is not the only one to reflect the latest small-screen trend. A growing number of male actors are shedding their existing images to try on new roles. Despite the risk, so far the majority of them have succeeded in their transformations.

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Ji Jin-hee has played only serious roles so far, such as Min Jung-ho in "Dae Jang Geum", Oh Tae-seok in "Spotlight" and his big-screen roles in the movies "Soo" and "The Old Garden". But in the TV drama "He Who Can't Marry", Ji plays a very rigid man ... |More

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Airing dates : 2009/05/25~2009/10/23
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Mon~Fri 20:15
Synopsis
Cho Young-ran is in a loveless marriage due to her aloof and insensitive husband.

Her shopaholic older sister desires a glamorous life, but her poor economic situation leads her to frequently quarrel with her husband. Young-ran’s younger sister has a well-paying job, but is married to a mama’s boy.

This is a story about these three sisters and their topsy-turvy lives! Young-ran is a pretty housewife with a sweet personality. She married her husband after just dating him for a week. But her husband lacks the warmth that she craves for in a loving marriage. Whenever her husband comes back from work, all he manages to ask is “What’s for dinner?”. Later on, she is shocked to find out that her husband is having an affair with his former girlfriend.

One day, her husband’s mistress suddenly goes missing…
Suspicions regarding the woman’s disappearance begin to arise...

Starring

Cho Young-ran/Ha Hee-ra
An ordinary housewife with a pleasant personality. She married Jung Sun-woo in an arranged marriage, but her husband turned out to be an insensitive person who doesn’t even remember their wedding anniversary. She later discovers that her husband is having an affair, and sinks into despair. Actress Ha Hee-ra returns with her first leading role in 2 years.

Sun-woo / Kim Seong-min
Young-ran’s husband, Sun-woo runs a health-supplementary food company. At home, he hardly talks with his wife but at work, he’s a suave businessman. He still has feelings for his ex-lover; they were forced to break up due his mother’s disapproval. So he keeps on seeing her even after his marriage to Young-ran.

Cho Young-shim / Kim Hye-seon
She is Young-ran’s older sister, who is vain but simple in a cute way. She frequently quarrels with her husband but also makes up with him right away.

Bae Do-shik / Kim Byeong-se
Young-shin’s husband, Do-shik is a sensitive man who has mood swings at times. He tends to brag about himself, but he is generally a plain and gentle man.

Cho Young-mi /Oh Yoon-ah
. She is Young-ran’s younger sister, who takes charge of her life with a positive outlook. She has a more progressive mindset compared to her older sisters. She’s committed to her career and is an outstanding employee. But she’s married to a mama’s boy, which makes her consider divorce.

Kim Yoon-soo / Ha Seok-jin
He is Young-mi’s husband. Even as a grown adult, he is unable to cut the apron string. He has neither worries nor issues that he dwells on, because he lets his mother take care of all the complicated matters in his life.

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2010-02-27 02:04:39
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Im very interested in this film. I waited everyday to see it. And many people do the same. Can say, it's sucessfull! Because it make the audiences had to angry, to wait, to discussion... many times ...about the content. In my opinion. i'd like Sun Woo married Chang Hoa Zin, Cho Young Ran come with Chun Hi.
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