Little Women (2022) — Filming Locations & Guide

Story

Synopsis

A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.

"Little Women" follows the gripping tale of three sisters who rely solely on each other while navigating the harsh realities of poverty. When they become embroiled in a conspiracy that connects them to the wealthy elite, their lives take unexpected turns.

The eldest sister, Oh In-joo, finds her life transformed when she accidentally comes into possession of a massive slush fund linked to the powerful upper class. The middle sister, Oh In-kyung, is a determined journalist dedicated to uncovering corruption and exposing the truth, while the youngest sister, Oh In-hye, grapples with her artistic talent amidst class discrimination, leading her to adapt to the harsh rules of the affluent world.

As the sisters confront the moral complexities of wealth and power, they must grapple with whether money is a blessing or a curse, and if family bonds can withstand the weight of their choices.

Filming locations

Places connected to scenes, checked against source links before they appear publicly.

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Four Seasons Hotel Seoul - Boccalino
포시즌스 호텔 서울 보칼리노
97 Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 종로구 새문안로 97
The restaurant where the characters have dinner is known for its elegant atmosphere and is located on the second floor of the Four Seasons Hotel.
It was an Italian restaurant called Boccalino located in the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul in Jongno-gu, Seoul.
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Food guide

Food & places

Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.

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Avenue Cheongdam
823 Seolleung-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 강남구 선릉로 823
Avenue Cheongdam is a popular brunch spot in Cheongdam known for its elegant atmosphere and delicious food. It is also a filming location for the drama 'Little Women'.
The filming location of Little Women, Avec Cheongdam.
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Details

Production

Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.

Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Episode runtime

75 min

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

Studio Dragon

Creators: Kim Hee-won김희원
Chung Seo-kyung정서경
Directors: Kim Hee-won김희원
Writers: Chung Seo-kyung정서경

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Characters

Cast & characters

Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.

Oh In-joo
Kim Go-eun김고은
Oh In-kyung
Nam Ji-hyun남지현
Oh In-hye
Park Ji-hu박지후
Choi Do-il
Wi Ha-jun위하준
Won Sang-a
Uhm Ji-won엄지원
Park Jae-sang
Uhm Ki-joon엄기준
Oh Hye-seok
Kim Mi-sook김미숙
Ha Jong-ho
Kang Hoon강훈
Park Hyo-rin
Jeon Chae-eun
Choi Ma-ri
Gong Min-jeung공민정
Jo Wan-gyu
Cho Seung-yeon조승연
Go Su-im
Park Bo-kyung박보경
Shin Hyeon-min
Oh Jung-se오정세
Bank Branch Manager
Kim Byung-nam김병남
Hwang Bo-yeon (황보연)
Cho Yeon-jin조연진

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Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Kim Go-eunas Oh In-joo

김고은

1991-07-02 · Seoul, South Korea

Kim Go-eun is a prominent South Korean actress, celebrated for her diverse roles in both film and television. She made her on-screen debut in 2012 with the critically acclaimed film "A Muse," where her compelling performance quickly garnered attention and earned her multiple Best New Actress awards. Following a brief hiatus to complete her education, Kim returned to the industry in 2014 with the crime thriller "Monster," showcasing her versatility as an actress. Throughout her career, Kim has expanded her repertoire with notable performances in popular dramas such as "Cheese in the Trap" and "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God," both released in 2016. She has also starred in films like "Coin Locker Girl" and "Hero." More recently, she has received acclaim for her roles in "Yumi's Cells" and "Little Women." In addition to her artistic contributions, Kim is active in social causes, serving as an honorary ambassador for the Ministry of Environment in South Korea and engaging in various environmental initiatives. Her impact extends beyond the screen, demonstrating her commitment to both her craft and society.

Notable credits on this site

Guardian: The Lonely and Great God
2016

Nam Ji-hyunas Oh In-kyung

남지현

1995-09-17 · Incheon, South Korea

Nam Ji-hyun is a talented South Korean actress born on September 17, 1995. She began her career at a young age, making her debut as a child actress in the 2004 television series "Say You Love Me." Over the years, she has evolved into one of the industry's prominent leading ladies, gaining recognition for her performances in a variety of popular dramas. Nam is best known for her roles in acclaimed series such as "Queen Seondeok," "Shopping King Louis," and "Suspicious Partner." Her breakout performance came in the romantic comedy "Shopaholic Louis" in 2016, where she captivated audiences alongside Seo In-guk. In 2018, she starred in the historical romance "100 Days My Prince," which became one of the highest-rated Korean dramas in cable television history. More recently, she showcased her versatility in the fantasy mystery thriller "365: Repeat the Year" in 2020, and she is set to appear in upcoming projects like "Good Partner" in 2024 and "To My Beloved Thief" in 2025. Throughout her career, Nam Ji-hyun has demonstrated her ability to take on diverse roles, earning her a devoted fanbase and critical acclaim within the industry.

Park Ji-huas Oh In-hye

박지후

2003-11-07 · Daegu, South Korea

Park Ji-hu is a talented South Korean actress born on November 7, 2003. She gained widespread recognition for her leading role as Eun Hee in the critically acclaimed film "House of Hummingbird," released in 2018. This performance not only showcased her impressive acting skills but also earned her the Best Actress Award at the Tribeca Film Festival, marking her as a promising talent in the film industry. Since her debut, which began when she was cast as a street performer in fifth grade, Park has continued to impress audiences with her versatility. Following "House of Hummingbird," she starred in the Netflix original series "All of Us Are Dead" in 2022, further solidifying her place in the entertainment landscape. Additionally, her role in tvN's "Little Women" the same year demonstrates her ability to tackle diverse characters and narratives, earning her the New Actress Award at the Yeongpyeong Awards. With her dynamic performances, Park Ji-hu is a rising star to watch in the world of Korean cinema and television.

Notable credits on this site

All of Us Are Dead
2022

Wi Ha-junas Choi Do-il

위하준

1991-08-05 · Wando, South Jeolla, South Korea

Wi Ha-jun, born Wi Hyun-yi on August 5, 1991, is a prominent South Korean actor recognized for his compelling performances across film and television. He made his acting debut in 2015 with the film "Chinatown." However, it was his role as Hwang Jun-ho in the global sensation "Squid Game" (2021–2025) that catapulted him to international fame. Wi's filmography includes notable titles such as "Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum" (2018), where he played the leader of a group investigating a haunted asylum, alongside "Shark: The Beginning" (2021) and "Midnight" (2021). His television credits feature a mix of acclaimed series, including "Something in the Rain" (2018), "Romance Is a Bonus Book" (2019), "18 Again" (2020), "Bad and Crazy" (2021), "Little Women" (2022), and "The Worst of Evil" (2023). In recognition of his rising stardom, Wi was honored as one of GQ Korea's Men of the Year in 2022. He continues to be managed by MSTeam Entertainment, solidifying his status as a versatile talent in the entertainment industry.

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Uhm Ji-wonas Won Sang-a

엄지원

1977-12-25 · Daegu, South Korea

Uhm Ji-won is a prominent South Korean actress born on December 25, 1977. She began her career in the entertainment industry as a model for Johnson & Johnson in the late 1990s before making her acting debut in 1998 with the television show "Vector Man." Uhm gained recognition in the early 2000s, appearing in various television dramas and films, including her notable role in the 2002 MBC morning drama "Golden Carriage" and the 2003 film "Ddonggae." Her breakthrough came in 2004 when she starred in the critically acclaimed film "The Scarlet Letter," which showcased her impressive talent and earned her a place in the spotlight. Uhm has since continued to build an impressive filmography, featuring leading roles in significant works such as "Tale of Cinema" (2005), "Hope" (2013), and "The Silenced" (2015). Her work in "Autumn Tale" earned her the Best Supporting Actress award at the Chuncheon Film Festival in 2006, and she received the Best Actress award from the Korean Film Critics Association in 2013 for her performance in "Hope." Uhm Ji-won's recent television highlights include her roles in "Birthcare Center" (2020) and "Little Women" (2022), solidifying her status as a versatile and respected figure in the Korean entertainment industry.

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Episode guide

Episodes

Episode stills, air dates, runtimes, and summaries.

Ep 1Episode 1
2022-09-03 · 78 min
Oh In-joo turns to a work friend for help when an incident with her mother leaves her cash-strapped. Oh In-kyung digs into a four-year-old case.
Ep 2Episode 2
2022-09-04 · 67 min
After discovering Jin Hwa-young’s surprising secret, In-joo comes to suspect a finance director to be the culprit of the murderous scheme.
Ep 3Episode 3
2022-09-10 · 77 min
In-kyung causes a scene at a party celebrating Park Hyo-rin’s win in a contest. In-joo heads to a mental hospital to deliver an orchid and seek advice.
Ep 4Episode 4
2022-09-11 · 68 min
In a secret garden, Won Sang-a commissions Oh In-hye to draw a portrait of her. In-joo and In-kyung debate over the fate of the found money.
Ep 5Episode 5
2022-09-17 · 74 min
In-joo and In-kyung start new jobs and dig deeper into unanswered questions. Sang-a takes a sudden trip, inciting a surprising reaction.
Ep 6Episode 6
2022-09-18 · 73 min
In-joo and In-hye debate what to do with a shocking piece of evidence. In-kyung contends with fallout from a media firestorm.
Ep 7Episode 7
2022-09-24 · 75 min
Reeling from recent events, the sisters must look further into the past in hopes of finding the truth. In-kyung unlocks a secret. In-joo hatches a plan.
Ep 8Episode 8
2022-09-25 · 80 min
In-joo travels abroad and receives an unexpected welcome, leading to more questions. In-hye and Hyo-rin attempt to help Sang-a, who's in isolation.
Ep 9Episode 9
2022-10-01 · 71 min
In-joo is in grave danger following an encounter with a mysterious visitor abroad. In-kyung offers to make a deal to save her older sister.
Ep 10Episode 10
2022-10-02 · 72 min
Park Jae-sang faces a threat. With some help, In-hye and Hyo-rin set out to start fresh. In-kyung finds her own way of shining light on the truth.
Ep 11Episode 11
2022-10-08 · 74 min
Jae-sang makes a drastic move. In the aftermath, the sisters face the wrath of familiar adversaries, newly emboldened with great power.
Ep 12Episode 12
2022-10-09 · 83 min
During one sister's hearing, a bombshell courtroom appearance causes a stir. Emotions run high as lingering questions are finally answered.