Name: Marry Me, Mary!
Genre: Music, Romantic Comedy, Drama
Released: 2010-11-08
Rating: 9.1
Cast: Jang Geun Suk, Moon Geun Young, Kim Jae Wook, Kim Hyo Jin, Park Sang Myun

Jang Geun Suk is a popular South Korean actor, model and singer. Born on August 4, 1987, he started working as a child model at the age of 5 after being discovered by a talent agent. In junior high school, Jang Geun Suk attended school in New Zealand, where he learned to speak both English and Japanese. He made his acting debut as a child actor in 1997 in the television sitcom “Selling Happiness,” going on to star in many popular television dramas into adulthood, including “Mary Stayed Out All Night” (2010), “Love Rain” (2012), “Beautiful Man” (2013), “Jackpot” (2016) and “Switch” (2018). Jang Geun Suk also began contributing songs for the soundtracks of some of his dramas and released his first single, “Let Me Cry,” in 2011, becoming the first non-Japanese artist to debut at No. 1 on the Oricon single charts.

Jang Geun Suk

Moon Geun Young is a South Korean actress who has been dubbed “the nation’s little sister.” Born on May 6, 1987, she began modeling and working as a child actress at the age of 12. She became a star after appearing in the popular television drama “Autumn in My Heart” in 2000. After appearing in the blockbuster films “My Little Bride” in 2004 and “Innocent Steps” in 2005, Moon Geun Young became the youngest winner of the Daesang (Grand Prize) at the 2008 SBS Drama Awards for her role in the drama “Painter in the Wind.” The winner of many Best Actress awards, Moon Geun Young has easily made the transition into adult roles, most notably in “Cinderella’s Sister” (2010), “Mary Me, Mary!” (2010), “Cheongdam-dong Alice” (2012), “Jung Yi, Goddess of Fire” (2013) and “The Village: Achiara’s Secret” (2015).

Moon Geun Young

Kim Jae Wook is a popular South Korean actor and model. He was on April 2, 1983, in Korea but moved to Japan with family soon thereafter.

Kim Jae Wook returned to Korea when he was 7 years old and started modeling at the age of 17. He made his acting debut in the 2002 drama “Ruler of Your Own World” but focused on modeling for the next five years. He returned to acting in “Coffee Prince” (2007) and also has starred in “Marry Me, Mary” (2010), “Who Are You?” (2013), “Inspiring Generation” (2014), “Voice” (2017) and “Degree of Love” (2017).

In 2011, Kim Jae Wook co-authored a book called Top Model with four other models about beauty, makeup and style.

Kim Jae Wook

Kim Hyo Jin

Seo Joon

Park Sang Myun

Shim Yi Young is the stage name of Kim Jin Ah, a South Korean actress. Born on January 31, 1980, she made her acting debut in the 2000 film “Real Fiction.” She has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “A Hundred Years’ Inheritance” (2013), “Goddess of Marriage” (2013), “The Suspicious Housekeeper” (2013), “Birth of a Beauty” (2014) and “Five Children” (2016). Shim Yi Young also hosted the reality shows “We Are Mom and Dad From Today” (2013) and “She and Her Car” (since 2012). Shim Yi Young married actor Choi Won Young in 2014. The couple met on the set of “A Hundred Years’ Inheritance.”

Shim Yi Young

Lee Sun Ho is a South Korean actor who was born on December 14, 1981. He graduated from the Korea National University of Arts’ Department of Film and began acting in the early 2000s. He appeared in the drama series “Let’s Go To The Beach” (2005) and the following year followed up with a role in “The Snow Queen.” His movie credits include the 2017 release “Coffee Mate” and 2019’s “Sphinx.”

Lee Sun Ho

KBS02

Mary has never dated her whole life, but due to her father's insistence, she suddenly finds herself taking fake wedding photos with Mu Gyul and begins a double-married life. Mu Gyul is a chic band frontman, and Jung In is a proud but impeccably mannered gentleman. Amid a 100-day double marriage with both men, each with their respective charms, Mary falls into a conflict of love and conditions. In the past, marriage was considered sacred. But in a generation in which marriage has become superficial, how will the three choose? A lighthearted story of a double, imaginary marriage between young 20-somethings with strong personalities.

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