Kim Rae Won & Gong Hyo Jin Reunite in Upcoming Movie "The Most Ordinary Although at first unwillingly, Seo Yun Wook and Han Pil Seung later become the best of sister/brother-in-law. They depend on each other for help, trouble, and fun. Seo Yun Jung, Pil Seung's wife, is grateful at the happy relationship, but things go astray when Wook grows a greater affection for Seung. When Wook confesses her feelings for Seung, the two start to grow apart. Although they later end up in the same police department, they try hard to avoid each other, and Jung starts to realize the reason why. Cha Sung Joon is Wook's friend and the son of a rich hotel owner. Although he knows that Wook likes her brother-in-law, he never gives up his feelings for her. Things seem to turn out alright when Wook starts to date Cha and forget about Seung , but her sister Jung dies. The dangerous yet innocent love for her brother-in-law puts Wook in a terrible situation...how is love different in a family? Edit Translation
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- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 눈사람
- Also Known As: Nun-sa-ram , Snow Flakes
- Screenwriter: Kim Do Woo
- Director: Lee Chang Soon
- Genres: Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Gong Hyo Jin in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Gong Hyo Jin in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Gong Hyo Jin Main Role -
![Jo Jae Hyun in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Jo Jae Hyun in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Jo Jae Hyun Main Role -
![Oh Yeon Soo in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Oh Yeon Soo in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Oh Yeon SooSeo Yun Jung [Yun Wook's sister]Main Role -
![Kim Rae Won in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Kim Rae Won in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Kim Rae WonCha Sung JoonMain Role -
![Wang Bit Na in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Wang Bit Na in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Wang Bit NaLee Soo JinSupport Role -
![Myung Gye Nam in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)]( "Myung Gye Nam in Snowman Korean Drama (2003)")
Myung Gye NamCaptain Oh Je Pyo [Pil Seung's boss]Support Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
There are few, if any, Korean dramas that I dislike. I shouldn't have watched this all the way through, but I kept hoping somehow the ending would have some redeeming qualities. Sadly, my frustration for the writers forbidden love story line that should have been left in the round file. The acting that was mostly over-acted by Kong Hyo Jin, under-acted by Cho Jae Hyun & Oh Yeon-Su, but finally just right by Kim Rae Won... I actually wanted to see this drama because he was in it. At least for that, I'm glad I watched it. If I had known that the subject of the drama was what it was, I probably wouldn't have watched it. If I say any more, I would be posting spoilers. Bottom Line: I cannot recommend this drama at all... Was this review helpful to you?
Okay
It was obvious what kind of route it was going to take. Given the circumstances and how it was structured from the beginning, it made sense. This is definitely not for everyone due to the subject but the writer did a decent job handling it over 17 episodes which felt like the write amount it needed without being over stretched. The cast also did a decent job to fit in their character.Was this review helpful to you?
