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My Only One (South Korean TV Series)

My Only One (Korean: 하나뿐인 내편; RR: Hanappoonin Naepyeon) is a South Korean television drama series that aired on KBS2 from September 15, 2018, to March 17, 2019. The series was directed by Hong Seok-Ku and written by Kim Sa-Kyung.

Plot

The story follows Kim Do-Ran (played by Uee), a woman with a resilient and positive personality despite facing significant financial hardships. While studying to become a public officer, her life takes an unexpected turn when her biological father, Kang Soo-Il (played by Choi Soo-Jong), reappears after 28 years of separation. The narrative explores the complexities of their reunion and the subsequent impact on Do-Ran's life.

Production

The series was broadcast in the Saturday and Sunday 19:55 time slot on KBS2. It succeeded the drama Marry Me Now? and was followed by Mother of Mine in March 2019. During its development, the project was known by the working title Areumdawoon Nae Pyeon (translated as My Beautiful Ally). The production marked the return of lead actor Lee Jang-Woo to television acting following his military discharge in January 2018.

Promotional poster for My Only One
Promotional poster for the series My Only One.

Cast

The series features an extensive ensemble cast, including:

  • Choi Soo-Jong as Kang Soo-Il
  • Uee as Kim Do-Ran
  • Lee Jang-Woo as Wang Dae-Ryook
  • Yoon Jin-Yi as Jang Da-Ya
  • Jung Eun-Woo as Wang Yi-Ryook
  • Na Hye-Mi as Kim Mi-Ran
  • Park Sung-Hoon as Jang Go-Rae
Choi Soo-Jong
Choi Soo-Jong as Kang Soo-Il.
Uee
Uee as Kim Do-Ran.
Lee Jang-Woo
Lee Jang-Woo as Wang Dae-Ryook.
Yoon Jin-Yi
Yoon Jin-Yi as Jang Da-Ya.
Jung Eun-Woo
Jung Eun-Woo as Wang Yi-Ryook.
Na Hye-Mi
Na Hye-Mi as Kim Mi-Ran.
Park Sung-Hoon
Park Sung-Hoon as Jang Go-Rae.
Lee Doo-Il
Lee Doo-Il as Kim Dong-Cheol.
Lim Ye-Jin
Lim Ye-Jin as So Yang-Ja.
Lee Gyung-Sim
Lee Gyung-Sim as So Yang-Soon.
Jeong Jae-Sun
Jeong Jae-Sun as Park Geum-Byung.
Park Sang-Won
Park Sang-Won as Wang Jin-Kook.
Cha Hwa-Yeon
Cha Hwa-Yeon as Oh Eun-Young.
Lee Hye-Sook
Lee Hye-Sook as Na Hong-Sil.
Jin Kyung
Jin Kyung as Na Hong-Joo.
Kim Chang-Hoi
Kim Chang-Hoi as Secretary Hong.
Lee Seung-Hyeong
Lee Seung-Hyeong as Chief Secretary Yang.
Kim Choo-Wol
Kim Choo-Wol as Yeojoo-daek.
Hwang Hyo-Eun
Hwang Hyo-Eun as Miss Jo.
Lim Se-Joo
Lim Se-Joo as Yoo-Jin.
Lee Yong-Lee
Lee Yong-Lee as Geum-Ok.
Lee Sang-Koo
Lee Sang-Koo as Priest Peter.
Go Woo-Ri
Go Woo-Ri as So Young-Bae.
Lee Young-Suk
Lee Young-Suk as CEO Yang Young-Dal.
Kang Hyun-Jung
Kang Hyun-Jung as Nurse Park.
Kang Doo
Kang Doo as Park Dong-Won.
Yook Mi-Ra
Yook Mi-Ra as Ko Young-Sook.
Kim Mi-Hye
Kim Mi-Hye as Mi-Ran's announcer friend.
Lee Joo-Bin
Lee Joo-Bin as Lee Soo-Jung.
Kim Joo-Young
Kim Joo-Young as Chef Kim.
Kim Soo-In
Kim Soo-In as young Kim Do-Ran.
Kang Joo-Ha
Kang Joo-Ha as young Kim Mi-Ran.
Kim Nak-Gyoon
Kim Nak-Gyoon as a detective.

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