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Girls' Generation 1979
2017 South Korean television series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Girls' Generation 1979[4] (Korean: 란제리 소녀시대) is a South Korean television series based on the 2009 novel of the same name by Kim Yong-hee. The drama slated for eight episodes with 1970s Daegu as the backdrop. It premiered on KBS2 on September 11, 2017, and aired every Monday and Tuesday at 22:00 (KST).[5]
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Synopsis
Lee Jung-hee is the second daughter of a family who owns a lingerie factory. She leads a group of teenage girls who have chaotic adventures together. She meets Bae Dong-moon through a group date, and Dong-moon immediately falls for her. However, Jung-hee has a crush on Son Jin, a cute looking senior student of a boys school, and begins to follow him around to attract his attention.
One day, Park Hye-joo, a transfer student from Seoul, joins their class and becomes the center of attention, creating jealousy and friction among the heroine and her friends. Despite Jung-hee's attention, Son Jin is attracted to Hye-joo. However, Hye-joo has no romantic feelings for Son Jin, as she is interested in Joo Young-choon, an ex-gangster now turned local handyman.
This is the story of their growing friendship, as the heroine and the new girl start to bond despite their initial rivalry.
There is also a darker side to the story, with a mystery surrounding an increasing number of sexual assaults in the city. And at the local toy factory, female workers begin disappearing one by one.
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Cast
Main
- A girl who is a late bloomer that has a crush on a senior boy from a neighbourhood school.
- Chae Seo-jin as Park Hye-joo
- A girl who transferred from Seoul with her father. She is a smart, mature, kindhearted, and pretty girl who is the neighbour of Lee Jung-hee, that happens to be in the same class as her in school. She immediately gets the attention of the neighbourhood boys.
- Seo Young-joo as Bae Dong-moon[7]
- A typical nerd who is head over heels for Lee Jung-hee, and does his best to win her heart.
- Lee Jong-hyun as Joo Young-choon[8]
- A former gangster who turns out to be a kindhearted and a reliable handyman in the neighbourhood. He is a hard worker who does multiple jobs in a local pharmacy. He also works as a carpenter, mover and a technician — all to look after his young sister.
- Yeo Hoe-hyun as Son Jin[9]
- A popular, cute and handsome guy in town who is the dream guy for many girls at that time. He is the only son of a high-ranking police officer. Despite being the centre of attention of many girls, he has an unrequited crush on Park Hye-joo.
- Min Do-hee as Shim Ae-sook[10][11]
- A bully who is rebellious in school, and has family problems.
Supporting
Jung-hee's family
- Kwon Hae-hyo as Jung-hee's father
- Kim Sun-young as Jung-hee's mother
- Park Ha-na as Hong Do-hwa, Jung-hee's aunt
- Jo Byeong-kyu as Lee Bong-soo, Jung-hee's brother
Junghyeon Girls' High School
- In Gyo-jin as Oh Man-sang, Maths teacher
- Kim Jae-hwa as drill instructor
- Baek Eun-kyung as Jun Hyun-hee
- Bang Su-jin as Kim Eon-joo
- Seo Ye-seul as Soh Eun-ja
- Kim Su-hyeon as Kim Ki-ryeo
- Lee Bom as Park Gwi-ja
- Jo Mi-nyeo as Han Ma-eun
Others
- Ahn Bo-hyun as Young-choon's friend
- Jo Duk-hyun as Hye-joo's father
- Han Geu-rim as Unni #3
- Jo Ah-in as Joo Aeng-cho, Young-choon's sister
- Lee Chae-kyung as Son Jin's mother
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Production
The first script reading meeting of the cast was held on August 18, 2017, at KBS Annex Building in Yeouido, Seoul.[1]
Original soundtrack
Part 1
Part 2
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Ratings
- In this table, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
- NR denotes that the drama did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date.
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Awards and nominations
References
External links
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