My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho (2010) | Filming Locations & Guide

Story

Synopsis

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"My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho" is a Korean comedy-drama that intertwines the fantastical with the mundane. The story revolves around a charming and humorous love affair between a man and a mythical creature, specifically a gumiho, which is a nine-tailed fox from Korean folklore. As their relationship unfolds, it explores themes of love, identity, and the challenges that arise from their vastly different worlds. This enchanting narrative blends comedic moments with heartfelt drama, creating a captivating experience for viewers.

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Gahoe-dong Cathedral
가회동 성당
57 Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 종로구 북촌로 57
Kim Tae-hee and Rain held their wedding ceremony at Gahoe-dong Cathedral, inviting only family and close friends due to the current unstable situation.
Bi and Kim Tae-hee's marriage, I commend it highly.
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Details

Production

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Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Episode runtime

66 min

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

Bon Factory

Creators: Hong Jeong-eun홍정은
Boo Seong-cheol
Hong Mi-ran홍미란

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Characters

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Actors

Lead actors

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Lee Seung-gias Cha Dae-woong

이승기

1987-01-13 · Seoul, South Korea

Lee Seung-gi is a versatile South Korean entertainer known for his work as a singer, actor, host, and lyricist. Born on January 13, 1987, he hails from the notable Yi clan of Jeonju, which played a significant role during the Joseon Dynasty. Lee graduated from Dongguk University with a degree in International Trade and Commerce, later earning two master's degrees in Trade Theory and Finance and Cultural Contents. As one of South Korea's highest-paid celebrities, Lee has received numerous awards, including a Golden Disc Award and a Baeksang Arts Award, underscoring his talent in both music and acting. He has produced several hit songs, such as "Because You're My Woman" and "Will You Marry Me," while gaining acclaim for his acting in popular dramas like Brilliant Legacy, My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho, and Vagabond. Lee has also made a name for himself in variety shows, notably as a member of 1 Night 2 Days and as the host of Strong Heart. Recognized as a "Triple Threat" entertainer, Lee Seung-gi has been consistently featured in Forbes Korea's Power Celebrity 40 list since 2010, reflecting his enduring popularity and influence in the entertainment industry. In 2021, he was included in the Korean Actors 200 Campaign, highlighting his status as a key figure in the future of Korean cinema.

Shin Min-aas Gu Mi-ho

신민아

1984-04-05 · Seongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea

Shin Min-a, born Yang Min-a on April 5, 1984, is a prominent South Korean actress and model known for her versatile performances and captivating screen presence. She grew up in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, as the second of three siblings. Shin's journey into the entertainment industry began in her teenage years when a photo taken during a school picnic led to her selection as a model for the teen magazine KiKi. This early exposure paved the way for her debut in television and film. In 2001, she made her acting debut in the SBS drama "Beautiful Days" and the movie "Volcano High." However, it was her role as Hee-soo in the critically acclaimed 2005 film "A Bittersweet Life" that marked her breakout moment. Shin has since taken on a wide range of roles in various genres, showcasing her talent in series such as "My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho," "Oh My Venus," and the recent hit "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha." In addition to her acting career, Shin Min-a has ventured into modeling and music, notably collaborating with the band Loveholic in the 2009 project "Miracle Blue." Her ability to embody different characters has made her a beloved figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, with a dedicated fan base that continues to grow.

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No Min-wooas Park Dong-joo

노민우

1986-05-29 · Seoul, South Korea

No Min-woo, born on May 29, 1986, is a versatile South Korean actor and musician. He began his career as a drummer for the rock band TRAX in 2004, showcasing his musical talent before transitioning into acting in 2008. No quickly gained recognition for his roles in popular television dramas such as "Pasta," "My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox," and "Full House Take 2." His contributions to soundtracks further highlight his dual talent in both acting and music. In addition to his acting career, No has adopted several stage names, including ICON and MINUE. After a brief hiatus, he returned to music in 2013 as ICON and later became the leader and lead singer of the band The Midnight Romance in 2020. His performance in the drama "Partners for Justice" (Season 2) earned him the Scene Stealer Award at the 2019 MBC Drama Awards, solidifying his status in the industry. With his diverse skills and dynamic presence, No Min-woo continues to captivate audiences in both acting and music.

Park Soo-jinas Eun Hye-in

박수진

1985-11-27 · Seongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea

Park Soo-jin, born on November 27, 1985, is a South Korean actress and former singer, best known as a member of the girl group Sugar. Active in the music scene from 2001 to 2006, she gained popularity as part of the K-pop duo before making a successful transition to acting in 2007. In addition to her music career, Park has showcased her talents as a television host, notably on the cable show Tasty Road from 2010 to 2016, where she explored trendy dining spots in Seoul. Currently, she resides in Hawaii with her husband, businessman Bae Yong-joon, and their children, enjoying a quieter life away from the entertainment industry.

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Byun Hee-bongas Cha Poong

변희봉

1942-06-08 · Jangseong, South Jeolla, South Korea

Byun Hee-bong, born Byun In-chul on June 8, 1942, was a distinguished South Korean actor celebrated for his extensive work in film, television, and voice acting. He began his career in the entertainment industry as a voice actor, debuting in 1963 with DBS Donga Broadcasting and later joining MBC Culture Broadcasting in 1965. Byun transitioned to on-screen acting in 1970, where he quickly became known for his impactful performances. A prominent figure in the works of renowned director Bong Joon-ho, Byun's collaborations with him significantly shaped his career. He appeared in four of Bong's feature films, showcasing his versatility and unique style as a supporting actor. Notable roles include a quirky apartment security guard in "Barking Dogs Never Bite," the local detective chief in "Memories of Murder," and the beloved grandfather, Park Hee-bong, in "The Host," a performance that earned him the Best Supporting Actor award at the 27th Blue Dragon Film Awards. Byun also made a memorable special appearance as Joo Hee-bong in "Okja." His contributions to Korean cinema left a lasting legacy, and he continued to be influential until his passing on September 18, 2023.

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Episode guide

Episodes

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Ep 1Episode 1
2010-08-11 · 66 min
Dae-woong dreams of becoming a famous actor. Mi-ho dreams of being set free. The two meet by chance when Dae-woong unwittingly frees her from the painting.
Ep 2Episode 2
2010-08-12 · 67 min
With nowhere to go, Dae-woong is stuck with Mi-ho, who wants to be human in exchange for giving Dae-woong her magic orb.
Ep 3Episode 3
2010-08-18 · 67 min
Dae-woong finds it hard to balance his new relationship with Mi-ho and his other female friends. Mi-ho must constantly remind Dae-woong about why he's still alive.
Ep 4Episode 4
2010-08-19 · 67 min
Away from Dae-woong, Mi-ho's magic starts to fade, and she begins to return to her natural form. Dae-woong has a change of heart.
Ep 5Episode 5
2010-08-25 · 67 min
Dae-woong believes that Mi-ho has left him and taken the magic orb. Believing he's free, he moves back into his grandfather's house.
Ep 6Episode 6
2010-08-26 · 67 min
Dae-woong and Mi-ho begin a relationship to cover their special situation. Mi-ho starts to become more human.
Ep 7Episode 7
2010-09-01 · 64 min
Dae-woong is forced to choose between Hye-in and Mi-ho. Mi-ho gets her first "human" job, and Dae-woong's new action skills get praise from his director.
Ep 8Episode 8
2010-09-02 · 66 min
Dae-woong begins to question his feelings for Mi-ho. Hye-in becomes suspicious about how Dae-woong and Mi-ho met.
Ep 9Episode 9
2010-09-08 · 64 min
Hye-in continues her investigation on Mi-ho and Dae-woong's relationship. Mi-ho has yet to tell Dae-woong that she is becoming human and is losing her powers.
Ep 10Episode 10
2010-09-09 · 65 min
Hye-in discovers Mi-ho's secret and threatens to tell. Mi-ho tries to leave Dae-woong to avoid the rumors.
Ep 11Episode 11
2010-09-15 · 69 min
Hye-in plans to make Mi-ho jealous. Mi-ho realizes she must learn to live without Dae-woong.
Ep 12Episode 12
2010-09-16 · 68 min
After Dae-woong confesses his feelings to Mi-ho, Dong-ju's suspicions about Mi-ho prove to be more than coincidences.
Ep 13Episode 13
2010-09-22 · 65 min
With their days together numbered, Dae-woong and Mi-ho set out on a romantic date. Dong-ju convinces Hye-in to try to keep Mi-ho away.
Ep 14Episode 14
2010-09-23 · 64 min
Mi-ho and Dae-woong decide to take matters into their own hands, but they are unsure if their plan to save each other's lives has worked.
Ep 15Episode 15
2010-09-29 · 66 min
After breaking things off with Mi-ho, Dae-woong begins to regret his decision. Mi-ho prepares to begin her new life with Dong-ju as Park Seon-ju.
Ep 16Episode 16
2010-09-30 · 66 min
Mi-ho reveals the secret she's been keeping from Dong-ju from the start. Dae-woong and Mi-ho's love for one another may prove to break the curse.