JTBC's "Be Melodramatic" main character Hwang Han-Joo has made the netizens leave impressions on her role. "Han-Joo is a pure and innocent friend. It's like a "mother" trying to take care of someone."
"Be Melodramatic" depicts the worries, relationships and daily lives of 30-year-old girlfriends. It became the talk of the town as director Lee Byung-hoon's first drama debut film, which drew 16 million viewers with the film "Extreme Occupation." Han-Ju, who was an iron girl in college, gets married at a point of her husband. The actress said, "I think I married him because he was pure." "I would have tried to go with my husband's shortcomings."
Lee looked into the lives of young people in their 30s through his main specialty, "horse-flavored" comedy. Many of the words contained laughter, love, and sadness. As an actress, digesting these lines from the beginning was not an easy task. Han Ji-Eun, who had a difficult time, read, "If you do this early, you are doing well." Having gained the courage, she had naturally admitted and was able to adapt well to the shooting. The drama will revolve around Hwang Han-Joo, of course, along with Im Jin-Joo, played by Cheon Woo-hee, director in a drama production company's marketing team, and documentary director Lee Eun-Jung, played by Jeon Yeo-bin.
Han-Joo's motherly love became a hot topic, too. According to Han Ji-Eun, the broadcasting company that saw the broadcast, the staff of the production company loved it. "When I was filming, I was ashamed to go home, but I was encouraged by the good response," Han mentioned.
If you like being single, Han Ji-Eun said, 'I think you'll have a hard time.' However, the single mom played by Han Joo, even though it is difficult, energizes the drama with its unique positive character.
The filming of the said drama has ended last Sept. 1. The script came out with ease, and since the filming schedule was not tight, she "watched" the drama. Despite favorable reviews, "Be Melodramatic" has not surpassed the 1% viewership mark. There was also saying that it was "a masterpiece of misfortune" directed by Lee Byung-hun.
