Choi Ji Woo Confirmed to Play Lead Role in New Romantic Comedy Drama

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Actress Choi Ji Woo has landed the lead female role for tvN’s upcoming Friday-Saturday drama “20 Years Old Again (working title).”

This new drama will center around Ha No Ra (Choi Ji Woo), who is a wife and mother but enters college in 2015 to start studying.

36-year-old Ha No Ra dreamt of becoming a dancer in her high school years, but met her husband Kim Woo Chul when she was 19. After having a child, she focused on taking care of her family and had to give up her dreams. In hopes of becoming a proud wife and mother to her college professor husband and her son Min Soo, she strives to enter college and ends up getting accepted into the same college as her son.

The producers of this drama claim, “Choi Ji Woo has always played diverse roles in her range of dramas. We thought that she was the perfect one to play the bold and bright Ha No Ra. Fans can definitely look forward to how Choi Ji Woo’s second chance as a 20-year-old will look like.”

Choi Ji Woo Confirmed for New tvN Drama
Choi Ji Woo has been confirmed as the lead of upcoming tvN drama Second 20s (translated).


According to a press release on July 9, Choi Ji Woo will play ′Ha Nora,′ a woman who will experience college campus life for the first time almost 20 years after become a mother at the ripe age of 19.


The romantic comedy will tell the story of the 38-year-old Ha Nora reliving her 20s as she enrolls at the same college as her 20-year-old son and struggles to adjust to campus life and communicate with her 20-year-old friends.

Choi Ji Woo Confirmed for New tvN Drama

The script will be written by So Hyun Kyung, who wrote Shining Inheritance, Prosecutor Princess andMy Daughter Seo Young and directed by Kim Hyung Sik, whose works include Secret Door, Sign and more.


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Actress Choi Ji-woo has decided to appear in a tvN new drama series, “Our Heaven.”

Her agency YG Entertainment confirmed that she will take a lead role in the drama on the cable channel.

Choi will play the central character named Ha No-ra, a middle-aged South Korean woman who attempts to restart her life.

Choi is set to make a comeback on the small screen about a year since playing a role for the SBS drama “Temptation.”

Choi Ji-woo is strengthening her ties to cable station tvN (after participating in the most recent season of their marquee variety show, Grandpas Over Flowers), signing on to headline an upcoming drama with them, Twenty Again (literally, Twenty for the Second Time).

The series is the one formerly titled Our Heaven, which first courted Go Hyun-jung to play the role of a thirty-eight-year-old woman who enters college alongside a bunch of twenty-year-old schoolmates. (I don’t think the title means the character is masquerading as a twenty-year-old, rather that she’s living out the life of the standard twenty-year-old.) As it’s a light romantic comedy, I’m happy to see that they’ve changed the title to something that fits the genre more than Our Heaven, which always struck me as more of a melo sounding name.


As a high schooler, Choi Ji-woo’s character once dreamed of being a dancer, but those thoughts fell to the side when she met her husband and had a child at nineteen. She spent the next two decades as a housewife and mother, focusing on her university professor husband and her son Min-soo, but eventually decides to go after her university education. She’ll join the entrance class of 2015 and struggle to figure out how to adapt to campus life as a married ajumma, which is such an unusual circumstance that her classmates don’t quite know what to make of her.

I’m curious to see how the rom-com aspect comes into play if she’s already married, but I suppose she can always rediscover the romance in her existing marriage. Or maybe they’ll go the Angry Mom route and mine the sweetness and comedy of a youngster harboring a crush on the pretty ajumma, even if it doesn’t go requited. (Bok-dongie will forever have my heart!)

Twenty Again will be written by the 49 Days and Two Weeks writer and directed by PD Kim Hyung-shik of Suspicious Housekeeper and Sign. It’ll follow Oh My Ghostess as tvN’s next Friday-Saturday drama, premiering at the end of August.

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Lee Sang Yoon va juca, alături de actrița Choi Ji Woo, în serialul SECOND TIME TWENTY YEARS OLD.

O femeie de 38 de ani căsătorită și cu un copil se gândește să revină la pasiunea din tinerețe la care a renunțat pentru a deveni soție și mamă - dansul. Hotărăște șă urmeze aceeași facultate ca și fiul ei, în vârstă de 20 de ani, astfel retrăind și ea momente specifice acestei vârste...
Scenarista este So Hyeon Kyeong, iar ambii actori au mai lucrat cu aceasta- Lee Sang Yoon pentru serialul ”Seo Young, my daughter”, iar Choi Ji Woo pentru ”The souspicious housekeeper”.
Serialul va apărea în august după ce se va termina ”Oh,my ghost”

Lee Sang Yoon in rolul principal in drama Second Time Twenty Years Old

Actorul Lee Sang Yoon va juca in viitoarea drama de la tvN – „Second Time Twenty Years Old” alaturi de actrita Choi Ji Woo in rolurile principale.

In drama Second Time Twenty Years Old , Lee Sang Yoon va juca in rolul lui Cha Hyun Seok. El a absolvit acelasi liceu ca Ha No Ra (Choi Ji Woo) si ea este prima lui dragoste. Acum, el este un regizor promitator si profesor de teatru. Intre timp, Ha No Ra decide sa se intoarca la facultate la varsta de 38 de ani.

Second Time Twenty Years Old va avea premiera in luna august la canalul de televiziune tvN, dupa terminarea dramei „Oh My Ghost” si va fi urmata de drama „Reply 1988″ din octombrie 2015.

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