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Our Sticky Love: Cast, Plot, and Production Details

Our Sticky Love (Korean: 이런 엿 같은 사랑; revised romanization: Yireon Yeot Gatteun Sarang) is a South Korean television drama series classified as a romantic-comedy. Directed by Kim Jang-Han and written by Mo Ji-Hye, the 12-episode series is distributed through the streaming platform Netflix, with a scheduled release date of August 7, 2026.

Our Sticky Love promotional artwork
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Plot Synopsis

The narrative centers on Jang Tae-Ha, portrayed by Jung Hae-In. Tae-Ha is characterized as a man of few words with a warm heart who previously worked as a promising young boxer before becoming involved with a local gang. Presently, he earns his living working as a coach at a boxing gym. In order to completely sever ties with the gang organization, he is required to execute one final mission. During this assignment, he encounters Go Eun-Sae (Ha-Young), who happens to be his first love; however, she fails to recognize him. To protect her safety, Tae-Ha resorts to deception.

Meanwhile, Go Eun-Sae serves as a prosecutor within the Anti-Corruption Investigation Department at the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office. Seeking a vital opportunity for career advancement, she investigates the same criminal organization. Her pursuit culminates in an unexpected accident, after which she wakes up in an unfamiliar rural clinic suffering from complete amnesia, unable to recall her name, age, or occupation. Amidst her confusion, Jang Tae-Ha appears and claims to be her romantic partner.

Actor Jung Hae-In
Jung Hae-In
Actress Ha-Young
Ha-Young

Cast and Characters

The series features an ensemble cast across various organizational factions within the storyline, including Mirae Eden Company, Gujin Taffy Village, and local municipal offices.

Main Cast

  • Jung Hae-In as Jang Tae-Ha
  • Ha-Young as Go Eun-Sae

Mirae Eden Company

Heo Sung-Tae
Heo Sung-Tae
Eun Jong-Gun
Eun Jong-Gun
Lee Kug-Young
Lee Kug-Young
  • Heo Sung-Tae as Baek Sang-Gil
  • Eun Jong-Gun as Gyeong-Pyo
  • Lee Kug-Young as Lee Chang

Gujin Taffy Village

Kim Young-Ok
Kim Young-Ok
Jeon Bae-Su
Jeon Bae-Su
Seo Jung-Yeon
Seo Jung-Yeon
Jang Hye-Jin
Jang Hye-Jin
Cha Chung-Hwa
Cha Chung-Hwa
  • Kim Young-Ok as Go Young-Hong
  • Jeon Bae-Su as Hong Do-Yeop
  • Seo Jung-Yeon as Do Jeong-Hwa
  • Jang Hye-Jin as Paeng Hui-Ja
  • Cha Chung-Hwa as Jo Maeng-Suk
Kim Mi-Hwa
Kim Mi-Hwa
Jung Soon-Won
Jung Soon-Won
Yang Jo-A
Yang Jo-A
Moon Sung-Hyun
Moon Sung-Hyun
Lee Su-Ho
Lee Su-Ho
  • Kim Mi-Hwa as Na Geum-Hyang
  • Jung Soon-Won as Kim Gang-Rok
  • Yang Jo-A as Kim Song-Wol
  • Moon Sung-Hyun as Kim Pil-Seung
  • Lee Su-Ho as Jun-Sik (ep.3)

An Mental Health Clinic

Lee Jae-Won
Lee Jae-Won
Yu Ju
Yu Ju
Jung Ye-Nok
Jung Ye-Nok
Park Joo-A
Park Joo-A
  • Lee Jae-Won as An Gi-Jun
  • Yu Ju as Min Su-Ji
  • Jung Ye-Nok as Nurse Hyang-Seon
  • Park Joo-A as An Mental Health patient (ep.3)

Gangju City Hall & Factions

Kim Jong-Tae
Kim Jong-Tae
Kim Seo-Ha
Kim Seo-Ha
  • Kim Jong-Tae as Mayor Ju Min-Jong
  • Kim Seo-Ha as Gwak Chi-Hyeon
Lee Jun-Young
Lee Jun-Young
  • Lee Jun-Young as Kaito (Jang Tae-Ha's Group)
Oh Gyeong-Hwa
Oh Gyeong-Hwa
  • Oh Gyeong-Hwa as Park Hyo-Jin (Go Eun-Sae's Group)

Important Past Characters

Ha Min-Hyeok
Ha Min-Hyeok
Choi Myung-Bin
Choi Myung-Bin
Lee Ha-Yun
Lee Ha-Yun
Shin Chae-Rin
Shin Chae-Rin
Song Geon-Hee
Song Geon-Hee
Oh Min-Ae
Oh Min-Ae
Kim Nam-Hee
Kim Nam-Hee
  • Ha Min-Hyeok as Jang Tae-Ha (teen)
  • Choi Myung-Bin as Go Eun-Sae (teen)
  • Lee Ha-Yun as Go Eun-Sae (age 12)
  • Shin Chae-Rin as Go Eun-Sae (age 7)
  • Song Geon-Hee as Baek Sang-Gil (young)
  • Oh Min-Ae and Kim Nam-Hee in supporting flashback roles

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