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Synopsis
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"Marriage, Not Dating" is a Korean comedy-drama that explores the intricate dynamics of love and relationships.
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Production
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IOK Company
- Directors
- Song Hyun-wook
- Writers
- Joo Hwa-mi주화미
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Cast & characters
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Gong Ki-taeYeon Woo-jin연우진
Joo Jang-miHan Geu-ru한그루
Han Yeo-reumJeong Jin-woon정진운
Kang Se-ahHan Seon-hwa한선화
Lee Hoon-dongHeo Jung-min허정민
Nam Hyun-heeYoon So-hee윤소희
Shin Bong-hyangKim Hae-sook김해숙
Gong Soo-hwanKim Kap-soo김갑수
Na So-nyeoIm Ye-jin임예진
Joo Kyung-pyoPark Jun-gyu박준규
Noh Geum-soonKim Yeong-ok김영옥
Hoon-dong's motherLee Bo-hee이보희
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Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Yeon Woo-jinas Gong Ki-tae
Yeon Woo-jin, born Kim Bong-hoe on July 5, 1984, is a prominent South Korean actor known for his versatility and compelling performances. He began his career in the entertainment industry as a model before transitioning to acting. Yeon gained significant recognition for his role in the 2012 drama "Arang and the Magistrate," which not only showcased his talent but also earned him a nomination for Best New Actor. Since then, he has taken on leading roles in several popular television series, including "Marriage, Not Dating" (2014), "Divorce Lawyer in Love" (2015), and "Introverted Boss" (2017). His performances in "Queen for Seven Days" and "Judge vs. Judge," both aired in 2017, further solidified his reputation as a dynamic actor capable of tackling diverse roles. Yeon Woo-jin continues to be a significant figure in the South Korean entertainment scene, captivating audiences with his engaging portrayals.

Han Geu-ruas Joo Jang-mi

Jeong Jin-woonas Han Yeo-reum
Jeong Jin-woon, often credited simply as Jinwoon, is a South Korean singer and actor known for his versatility in the entertainment industry. He is a member of the popular boy band 2AM, which debuted in July 2008. The group quickly gained recognition for their emotional ballads and strong vocal performances, establishing a solid fanbase in South Korea and beyond. In addition to his musical career, Jinwoon ventured into acting, making his debut in 2012 with the KBS series "Dream High 2," where he portrayed the character Jin Yoo-jin. His transition from music to acting showcases his diverse talents and commitment to his craft. As he continues to grow as an artist, Jinwoon remains a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment scene, captivating audiences with both his singing and acting abilities.

Han Seon-hwaas Kang Se-ah
Han Seon-hwa is a South Korean actress and singer, born on October 6, 1990. She made her entertainment debut in 2009 as a member of the girl group Secret, achieving significant popularity during her time with the group. Han continued to perform as a singer until the team disbanded in 2021. Following her singing career, Han transitioned into acting, showcasing her talents in various television dramas and films. Her dual experience in music and acting has contributed to her versatility as a performer, allowing her to engage audiences in multiple ways. With a growing portfolio, Han Seon-hwa continues to carve out her niche in the entertainment industry.

Heo Jung-minas Lee Hoon-dong
Heo Jung-min is a talented South Korean actor and musician, born on November 11, 1982. Before pursuing his acting career, he was a member of the rock band Moon Child, which later became known as MC the Max. His time with the band spanned from 2000 to 2001, allowing him to hone his musical skills before transitioning to acting. In 2014, Heo gained significant recognition for his lead role in the popular television series Marriage, Not Dating. His performance in the drama showcased his versatility and depth as an actor, earning him a dedicated fan base. With his background in music and acting, Heo Jung-min continues to contribute to the South Korean entertainment industry, captivating audiences with his talent and charisma.
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Episodes
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- Ep 1The Polite Way to Break Up2014-07-04 · 66 min
- Ep 2Widespread Advantageous Kindness: Maintaining Your Fishpond2014-07-05 · 66 min
- Ep 3Being Happy On Your Own2014-07-11 · 66 min
- Ep 4For Whom We Cook Pancakes2014-07-12 · 65 min
- Ep 5Words I Can Only Say To You2014-07-18 · 62 min
- Ep 6Me, Who Looks Alone, Isn’t Alone, But Seems Alone2014-07-19 · 62 min
- Ep 7It's Okay Even If It's Not Okay2014-07-25 · 62 min
- Ep 8Marry Me If You Can2014-07-26 · 62 min
- Ep 9One Night In A Faraway Place2014-08-01 · 62 min
- Ep 10The Thing You Should Keep Hidden Until The Very Last Moment2014-08-02 · 62 min
- Ep 11Confession (Go Back)2014-08-08 · 62 min
- Ep 12Will Sincerity Get Through?2014-08-09 · 62 min
- Ep 13Don't Lean And Don't Expect2014-08-15 · 62 min
- Ep 14Sorry For Not Being Cool, Thanks For Not Being Cool2014-08-16 · 63 min
- Ep 15Two Women Who Loved One Man2014-08-22 · 62 min
- Ep 16Nevertheless, Marriage2014-08-23 · 65 min
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OST
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