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Bad Guy a.k.a Robber
SBS 2007

 

Starring:

Oh Joon ~ Jang Hyuk
Young Soo ~ Kim Eun Joo
Dal Lae ~ Lee Da Hae
Soon Som ~ Han Hye Sook

Synopsis:

Jang Hyuk ,who made a stunning career comeback with 2007 sleeper hit Thank You, stars in the new SBS melodrama Bad Guy (a.k.a. Robber). The story paints the remarkable transformation of a down-on-luck swindler into a man of integrity through his discovery of love and happiness brought on by a naive but high-spirited single mom. Jang Hyuk, who became both a husband and a father in 2008, delivers a superb performance as a shrewd slick-talking con-man who makes a cheap living swindling money from love-hungry women. My Girl's feisty and bubbly Lee Da Hae conveys much realism in her portrayal of a headstrong widow, earning the actress the nickname of "queen of tears". Amidst the dark despair, love ultimately prevails in Bad Buy, guiding the two wounded souls onto the path of healing. Written by Kim Kyu Wan who previously brought us Piano and Spring Days, this touching drama also provides plenty of humorous moments, touching on such topics as homosexuality and middle-aged romance.

When it comes to manipulating women's hearts (or rather their bank accounts), Oh Joon (Jang Hyuk) knows best. Bidding farewell to Young Soo (Kim Eun Joo) at the airport, Oh Joon gives her a deep passionate kiss - something to remember him by. As she heads to the departure gate, he pleads her not to look back, as parting from a lover can be awfully painful. Meanwhile, young widow Dal Lae (Lee Da Hae) wants her mother-in-law Soon Som (Han Hye Sook) to stop trying to fix her up on blind dates. Happy and content living with her 5-year-old daughter and her mother-in-law, the last thing on Dal Lae's mind is to get remarried. However, at Soon Sam's persistence, Dal Lae shows up for the blind date but the man turns out to be a wealthy grandfather! Flabbergasted, Dal Lae steps hard on her accelerator and crashes into Oh Joon's car. And lo and behold, the slick swindler zooms in on his next target.

Review:

Very Good.  Lee Da Hae was naively funny in this drama.  I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.  Han Hye Sook was of course great, as always and I really enjoyed Jang Hyuk's performance as well.

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