Park Hyo-seob, is a widower and a compassionate father to his four childr; Park Sun-ha, Park Yoo-Ha, Park Jae-hyung and Park Hyun-ha. His life takes a turn wh he meets his first love, Lee Mi-yeon after 36 years.
After their mother's untimely death, Park Sun-ha takes the responsibility of her younger siblings. She acts as a mother to the family.
In the other hand, the second daughter, Park Yoo-ha studied hard in medical school and finished her intern course but sacrifices her dream to become a doctor in order to marry her love, who is from a rich family. They have a daughter, Eun-su. However, her life isn't as perfect as people think it to be.
Please Be Married (2021)
Meanwhile, Jung Eun-tae is an thusiastic doctor. He volunteered for performing medical service abroad in Africa, but he comes back to Korea. Eun-tae is not interested in marriage because he believes he is like his father, who placed priority on his medical work over family.
She is Hyo-seob’s second daughter. She is a rational woman with a passionate heart. Whereas the eldest daughter Sun-ha looked after the siblings like a mother, Yoo-ha was the type who would give her younger siblings a lesson. The fact that she got into medical school made her the pride and joy of the family. Wh she married Seongun, a millionaire's son, she was called a Cinderella and became the vy of many wom. Although Seongun made her forgo her dream of becoming a doctor, she still loved him. As time wt by, she found herself gradually becoming a woman befitting a member of Seongun's family. As she did for Seongun, she starts to dure everything for her lovely daughter Eun-su.
He's an internist at Jahan Hospital. He is a cranky doctor who takes the lead in going on voluntary medical service abroad. He may be a rogue, but he's the finest doctor. People call him an arrogant, rude and unruly mad dog, but he doesn't mind it at all because thanks to this nickname, no other doctor would try to irritate him. Surprisingly, he is the most caring brother and uncle to his older sister and his niece, and he's as gerous as a saint to his patits. His late father was in the forefront of overseas medical services. Back th, he rested his father for being neglectful of his family while he was busy taking care of his patits. But wh he followed his father's footsteps and served in Africa, at last he came to understand his father. But as a side effect, he decided not to marry. Dating is fine, but forget marriage. He doesn't want to hurt his family like his father did. He would commit to practicing medicine for his tire life. After serving in Africa for several years, he returns to Korea wh his brother-in-law, who is the director of Jahan Hospital, calls for help. Evtually, he will start dating Yoo-ha.
Marry Me, Please (결혼해주세요)
He is a master shoemaker and owner of a handmade shoe store. At the same time, he is a compassionate father of four childr. This man of perseverance has be making handmade shoes for several decades at the same spot. Ever since his wife died, he has be sacrificing his life for his childr, who mean the world to him along with shoes. However, wind suddly starts blowing in his peaceful life. He had wished that his eldest daughter would marry a reliable man, but she brings a younger boyfrid as a pottial spouse. His town, where he has lived his tire life, is targeted for redevelopmt. On top of all, his first love, Miyeon, shows up after 36 years, just like a storm. And she's no ordinary woman. She's a proud building owner.
She is a woman of overbearing haughtiness. But she's also a majestic and elegant landlord. She is arrogant, but she behaves with common deccy. She is rude, but she keeps it within bounds. She makes poignant remarks, but she only says the right things. That's why ev her audacity and evil tongue seem to make her more charming. Every single investmt she makes hits the jackpot, and everything prospers with her. Nevertheless, her life was not without a few bumps on the road. After her husband ran off overseas wh his company wt bankrupt, she started from the bottom and kept on rolling until she came to own a building. Although she is joying a glamorous single life, she feels empty inside somehow. In the beginning, she lives with her “son” Moon-sik. To recollect the happiest time of her life, she decides to restore the house in which she lived with her father in her twties. Th she comes across Hyoseob, her first love and object of her hatred.
The Hope Solidarity Union (희망연대노조) rectly expressed concern about the well—being of the drama's working staff. According to the union, the production staff members were exposed to a harsh working vironmt — they were overworked but their salary was too low. The HSU is currtly mediating a dialogue betwe the staff, KBS, and GnG Production.Cast: Baek Il Seob, Ko Du Shim, Kim Ji Young, Lee Jong Hyuk, Oh Yoon Ah, Han Sang Jin, Sung Hyuk and Lee Da In.
Marry Me! (jp 2020) Episode 1
Kim Jong Dae (Baek Il Sub) is a father of three grown up children, and is married to Oh Soon Ok (Go Doo Shim) a diligent and nice woman. But this doesn’t stop him from getting butterflies in his stomach when he meets his first love again. Kim Tae Ho (Lee Jong Hyuk) a newly appointed professor is the oldest son of the family, married to happy and bright Nam Jung Im (Kim Ji Young) whom he has lost his attraction in. This also made him look at the much younger and single coworker, whom he imagines and dream about every day, and eventually gets noticed by his wife and the two divorce. Kim Yeon Ho (Oh Yoon Ah) is a teacher and the second oldest and the only daughter of the family, with only one goal: to marry a rich man. This goes wrong when she falls for the poor single father Han Kyung Hoon (Han Sang Jin), who is the father of one of her students. Lastly is there is Kim Kang Ho (Sung Hyuk) the familys youngest, and the one called out to be the failure of the Kim’s. He somewhat fulfills that role until he meets Yoo Da Hye (Lee Da In) who adores and admires him for his honest and naïve personality. The two befriend each other and eventually fall in love, and by accident become pregnant.
The drama follows Jung Im’s revenge of becoming so famous that her ex-husband will regret divorcing, but also the family fighting the social situations as infidelity, divorce, premature pregnancy and marrying to the poor.
After dragging this on for 4 years (yes I started watching this in 2010), I finally finished this push-and-pull/melo drama. Even though I spent a lot of episodes just wanting this to finish, I gotta admit I did end up missing the family. I guess that happens after these long ones: I really felt that I was saying goodbye to someone I knew. The storyline is much alike the KBS daily dramas, yet it has a different feel: it kind of is happy and funny, but knows when to be sad (which also might be because it is 4 years old).
Marry Me! (2020)
The cast is quite likeable, and dislikeable, which makes them great actors if you ask me. And not like the typical Korean overdramatic “trying-to-hard-to -become-so-hateful-making-you-roll-your-eyes” LOL.
Labels: all about marrige, baek ill seob, family, han sang jin, kim ji younh, ko du shim, korean drama, lee da in, lee jong hyuk, Oh Yoon Ah, please marry me, romance, sung hyuk
Kim Jong Dae (Baek Il Sub) is a father of three grown up children, and is married to Oh Soon Ok (Go Doo Shim) a diligent and nice woman. But this doesn’t stop him from getting butterflies in his stomach when he meets his first love again. Kim Tae Ho (Lee Jong Hyuk) a newly appointed professor is the oldest son of the family, married to happy and bright Nam Jung Im (Kim Ji Young) whom he has lost his attraction in. This also made him look at the much younger and single coworker, whom he imagines and dream about every day, and eventually gets noticed by his wife and the two divorce. Kim Yeon Ho (Oh Yoon Ah) is a teacher and the second oldest and the only daughter of the family, with only one goal: to marry a rich man. This goes wrong when she falls for the poor single father Han Kyung Hoon (Han Sang Jin), who is the father of one of her students. Lastly is there is Kim Kang Ho (Sung Hyuk) the familys youngest, and the one called out to be the failure of the Kim’s. He somewhat fulfills that role until he meets Yoo Da Hye (Lee Da In) who adores and admires him for his honest and naïve personality. The two befriend each other and eventually fall in love, and by accident become pregnant.
The drama follows Jung Im’s revenge of becoming so famous that her ex-husband will regret divorcing, but also the family fighting the social situations as infidelity, divorce, premature pregnancy and marrying to the poor.
After dragging this on for 4 years (yes I started watching this in 2010), I finally finished this push-and-pull/melo drama. Even though I spent a lot of episodes just wanting this to finish, I gotta admit I did end up missing the family. I guess that happens after these long ones: I really felt that I was saying goodbye to someone I knew. The storyline is much alike the KBS daily dramas, yet it has a different feel: it kind of is happy and funny, but knows when to be sad (which also might be because it is 4 years old).
Marry Me! (2020)
The cast is quite likeable, and dislikeable, which makes them great actors if you ask me. And not like the typical Korean overdramatic “trying-to-hard-to -become-so-hateful-making-you-roll-your-eyes” LOL.
Labels: all about marrige, baek ill seob, family, han sang jin, kim ji younh, ko du shim, korean drama, lee da in, lee jong hyuk, Oh Yoon Ah, please marry me, romance, sung hyuk
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