My Husband Got a Family (2012)

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Synopsis

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"My Husband Got a Family" follows Cha Yoon-hee, a working woman who marries a seemingly perfect man, Bang Gui-nam, a surgeon raised in America. However, their life takes an unexpected turn when Gui-nam reunites with his biological parents after being adopted as a child. Yoon-hee finds herself navigating the complexities of her new in-laws, leading to various conflicts rooted in the clash between traditional family values and modern ideals.

The drama highlights the importance of communication and understanding among family members, as Yoon-hee adapts to her new life while dealing with the challenges posed by her conservative in-laws. With engaging storytelling and a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, "My Husband Got a Family" resonates with viewers, exploring themes of family dynamics, adoption, and societal issues. The series garnered high ratings and critical acclaim, establishing itself as a beloved family drama in South Korea.

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Donghae Mukho Lighthouse
동해 묵호등대
289 Haemaji-gil, Donghae-si, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 동해시 해맞이길 289
The lighthouse serves as a backdrop for emotional scenes between the characters Eun-sung and Hwan, enhancing the atmosphere with its coastal setting.
The filming locations for "Shining Inheritance" are primarily known to be the Donghae Mukho Lighthouse and the surrounding area of the suspension bridge, where the scenes depicting the deepening emotions between Eun-sung and Hwan are enhanced by the refreshing yet poignant atmosphere provided by the sea and the lighthouse.
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Yangpyeong Cafe The Picture
양평카페더그림
175-5 Sanasa-gil, Okcheon-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do경기 양평군 옥천면 사나사길 175-5
This location is famous for its beautiful scenery and has been used as a filming site for various dramas, including 'My Husband Got a Family'. The garden and buildings create a picturesque setting perfect for photography. / The Greem is a famous filming location for various dramas, including 'My Husband Got a Family'. It features a beautifully maintained garden that creates a picturesque atmosphere.
This place is really famous as a drama filming location. I found out that it has been used for dramas like 'The Inheritors', 'Wang's Family', 'Doctor Stranger', and 'May Queen', and more recently, it was also used for filming 'I Am Solo'!
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Seonnyeobawi Beach
선녀바위 해변
678-188 Eulwang-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천 영종구 을왕동 678-188
This beach was the filming location for the SBS drama 'Yawang', where a character reflects on her troubles and reunites with another character at a seaside restaurant.
The SBS drama 'Yawang,' which aired on February 19, was filmed at Seonnyeobawi Beach.
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Hanagae Beach
하나개 해변
San 189, Muui-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천 영종구 무의동 산 189
Filming for the SBS drama 'Money's Flower' took place here, featuring an emotional scene between the main character and his mother on the beach.
The SBS drama 'Money Flower' was filmed here at Hanagae Beach on March 16th.
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Production

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Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Episode runtime

70 min

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

Logos Film

Creators: Park Ji-eun박지은
Directors: Kim Hyung-suk
Writers: Park Ji-eun박지은

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Characters

Cast & characters

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Uhm Chung-ae
Youn Yuh-jung윤여정
Terry Kang / Bang Gwi-nam
Yu Jun-sang유준상
Bang Yi-sook
Jo Yoon-hee조윤희
Min Ji-young
Jin Kyung진경
Gwi-nam's adoptive mother
Kim Chang-sook김창숙
Uhm Soon-ae
Yang Hee-kyung양희경
Bang Mal-sook
Oh Yeon-seo오연서
Song Soo-jin
Park Soo-jin박수진
Cha Se Gwang
Kang Min-hyuk강민혁
Han Kyu-hyun
Kim Dong-ho
Cha Se-joong
Kim Yong-hee김용희
Bang Il-sook
Yang Jung-ah양정아
Cha Yoon-hee
Kim Nam-ju김남주
Cha Yoon-hee is a working woman who must navigate the challenges of forming a relationship with her husband's biological parents after he reunites with them following his international adoption. As she faces this unexpected burden, she strives to maintain her family's harmony.
Kil Yong-woo
Kil Yong-woo길용우
Um Bo-ae
Yu Ji-in유지인
Bang Jang-Goon
Kwak Dong-yeon곽동연

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Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Youn Yuh-jungas Uhm Chung-ae

윤여정

1947-06-19 · Gaeseong, Gyeonggi, Korea

Youn Yuh-jung is a celebrated South Korean actress, born on June 19, 1947. She began her career in the late 1960s, making her mark on Korean television before achieving stardom with the film "Woman of Fire" in 1971. Youn quickly became a household name, gaining further recognition for her role in the historical drama "Jang Hee-bin." After her marriage and subsequent move to the United States in the mid-1970s, she took a hiatus from acting, only to return to the industry in the late 1980s following her divorce. Known as the "Godmother of Chungmu-ro," Youn has a rich filmography that includes critically acclaimed works such as "The Housemaid" (2010), "The Taste of Money" (2012), and "Canola" (2016). Her television credits feature memorable matriarch roles in dramas like "Be Strong, Geum-soon!" and "Dear My Friends." Youn gained international fame for her performance in "Minari" (2020), making history as the first Korean actress to win an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, along with several other prestigious accolades. Recently, she has appeared in high-profile projects such as the Apple TV+ series "Pachinko" and the Netflix series "Beef," further solidifying her status as a global icon in the entertainment industry.

Yu Jun-sangas Terry Kang / Bang Gwi-nam

유준상

1969-11-28 · Seoul, South Korea

Yoo Jun-sang is a prominent South Korean actor and singer, born on November 28, 1969. He has gained recognition for his compelling performances in a variety of films directed by Hong Sang-soo, including "Ha Ha Ha" (2010), "The Day He Arrives" (2011), and "In Another Country" (2012). His versatility extends to supporting roles in notable films such as "Wide Awake" (2007) and "Moss" (2010). In 2012, Yoo experienced a surge in popularity due to his role in the television drama "My Husband Got a Family." His talents are not limited to the screen, as he is also an accomplished musical theatre performer, having starred in productions like "The Three Musketeers," "Jack the Ripper," and "The Days." Additionally, he plays a significant role in the hit series "The Uncanny Counter," appearing in both of its seasons, further solidifying his status in the entertainment industry.

Jo Yoon-heeas Bang Yi-sook

조윤희

1982-10-13 · Seoul, South Korea

Jin Kyungas Min Ji-young

진경

1972-03-27 · Masan, South Gyeongsang, South Korea

Jin Kyung is a talented South Korean actress born on March 27, 1972. She began her career in the performing arts with a stage debut in 1998, dedicating a decade to theater before transitioning into film and television. Her extensive experience in the theater has contributed to her strong acting skills and versatility in various roles. Over the years, Jin Kyung has established herself as a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, captivating audiences with her performances. Her work spans a range of genres, allowing her to showcase her depth as an actress. As she continues to engage with diverse projects, Jin Kyung remains a respected and admired talent in the world of K-drama and beyond.

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