Old Miss Diary: The Movie

Old Miss Diary: The Movie (Korean: 올드 미스 다이어리 - 극장판) is a 2006 South Korean comedy-drama film directed by Kim Suk-yoon. The film serves as a theatrical expansion of the popular 2004 KBS television series Old Miss Diary.

Plot

The story follows Choi Mi-ja (Ye Ji-won), a 32-year-old woman living with her grandmother and two great-aunts. Her life takes a turn when she secures a role as a voice-over artist for a Japanese horror film. During the production, she develops feelings for the project's producer, Hyun-woo (Ji Hyun-woo), who is known for his abrasive personality. Mi-ja attempts to pursue a romantic connection with him despite his apparent indifference and the complications posed by the presence of her former boyfriend at the studio.

Cast

The film features the following primary cast members:

Ye Ji-won as Choi Mi-ja
Ji Hyun-woo as Ji Hyun-woo
Kim Hye-ok as Hye-ok
Kim Young-ok as Young-ok
Seo Seung-hyun as Seung-hyun
Park Woong as Geun-duk
Oh Yoon-ah as Oh Yoon-ah
Kim Ji-young as Kim Ji-young

Scene from the film — A scene from the production.

Production

The film was produced by Kim-Jho Gwang-soo, Kim Mi-hee, and Lee Sun-mi. It was distributed by Lotte Entertainment and released in South Korea on December 20, 2006, with a total runtime of 108 minutes.