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    • Source: Little Women (2022 TV series)

      • Little Women (Korean: 작은 아씨들; RR: Jag-eun Assideul) is a South Korean television series directed by Kim Hee-won, and starring Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun, and Park Ji-hu. It aired from September 3 to October 9, 2022, on tvN's Saturdays and Sundays at 21:10 (KST). It is also available for streaming on Netflix in selected regions.


      Synopsis


      The series depicts the zeal of three poor sisters; In-joo, In-hye, and In-kyung for money, independence, and love. One of the sister's supposedly dead friend left her 70 billion won but the people behind it, Korea's richest family, will do anything to stop them.


      Cast




      = Main

      =
      Kim Go-eun as Oh In-joo
      Park So-yi as young Oh In-joo
      The eldest sister. She grew up in a terribly poor environment and is still poor. Ever since she was a young child, In-joo realized that money was the most important thing to protect herself and her family. Her dream is to live an ordinary life like other people. She gets involved in a case that could change her life.
      Nam Ji-hyun as Oh In-kyung
      The middle sister. She is an enthusiastic reporter at a news station. In-kyung believes in doing the right thing. She also has always been poor, but grew up in a more comfortable environment, so money doesn't rule her life. She begins to dig into a mysterious case that she encountered when she first became a reporter.
      Park Ji-hu as Oh In-hye
      The youngest sister, who studies at a prestigious art high school due to her natural drawing skills, and sometimes feels that her sisters’ love for her is too much. Her foolishness lets others expoit her financial situation. Her sisters are her de facto parents and are fiercely protective of her.


      = Supporting

      =


      People around Oh In-kyung


      Kang Hoon as Ha Jong-ho
      Oh In-kyung's childhood friend and strong supporter, who has feelings for her.
      Cho Seung-yeon as Jo Wan-gyu
      Director of OBN Social Department.
      Gong Min-jeung as Jang Ma-ri
      A reporter at YBC news agency.


      Family of three sisters


      Kim Mi-sook as Oh Hye-seok
      Great-aunt of the three sisters.
      Park Ji-young as Ahn Hee-yeon
      Mother of the three sisters.


      Wonryong's house


      Um Ki-joon as Park Jae-sang
      A lawyer and rookie politician who gets involved with the three sisters.
      Uhm Ji-won as Won Sang-ah
      General's daughter, politician's wife and Director of the Museum of Art. Her relationship with the three sisters begins when Sang-ah's daughter Hyorin becomes involved with Oh In-hye.
      Jeon Chae-eun as Park Hyo-rin
      Park Jae-sang and Won Sang-ah's daughter, and Oh In-hye's best friend.
      Lee Do-yeop as Won Ki-seon
      Security Commander in the 1980s and Won Sang-ah's father.
      Lee Min-woo as Won Sang-woo
      Won Ki-seon's son and Won Sang-ah's older brother. He was a son who didn't matter to his father.


      Wonryong's group


      Wi Ha-joon as Choi Do-il
      He graduated from a prestigious university and becomes involved with Oh In-ju. He is a mysterious character whose true allegiance is unclear. His father was part of the Jeongran Society, however, he was murdered for betraying them and his mother was framed for his father's death. Though his true allegiance is unclear for most of the part of the series, he is shown to be protective of In-ju.
      Park Bo-kyung as Go Soo-im
      Park Jae-sang's right-hand assistant.
      Jang Gwang as Jang Sa-pyoung
      Principal of Wonryong School.


      = Special appearances

      =
      Choo Ja-hyun as Jin Hwa-young (Ep. 1–6, 8, 11, 12)
      In-ju's secret friend.
      Oh Jung-se as Director Shin / Shin Hyun-min (Ep. 1–3, 6)
      A director who was suspected of having an affair with Hwa-young.
      Hong Seo-hee as expensive shoes woman (Ep. 1)
      Song Joong-ki as shoe salesman (Ep. 2)


      Production




      = Development

      =
      In an interview with Tatler Asia on November 25, 2021, screenwriter Jeong Seo-kyung disclosed her involvement, "I'm working with the director of Vincenzo for a Korean adaptation of Little Women. The leading actresses are Kim Go-eun and Nam Ji-hyun while the male lead is Wi Ha-joon from Squid Game. I actually read the book, Little Women, when I was young and I really loved it."


      = Casting

      =
      On December 23, 2021, it was confirmed that tvN's series titled as Little Women directed by Kim Hee-won, written by Jeong Seo-kyung and produced by Studio Dragon, with Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun and Park Ji-hu as main leads. On October 19, 2021, MS Team Entertainment revealed that Wi Ha-joon was offered a role in the series. On the same day, it was reported that casting for the series was complete.


      = Filming

      =
      On March 3, 2022, it was confirmed that actor Wi Ha-joon had tested positive for COVID-19. He was expected to be released from quarantine on the 8th, and the diagnosis was confirmed when he was released.
      Filming took place from June to July 2022; filming locations include various locations around Singapore.


      Controversies




      = Plagiarism

      =
      On September 5, 2022, the staff issued an apology for the poster's resemblance to a Japanese beauty brand.
      On September 8, 2022, the drama's poster maker Propaganda issued an official apology for the plagiarism of the poster similar to the exhibition poster of a Japanese cosmetics brand from 2016.


      = Ban in Vietnam

      =

      On October 3, 2022, Vietnam's Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information requested that Little Women be removed from the Vietnamese version of Netflix due to historical falsification of the Vietnam War. According to the Director of Authority, Lê Quang Tự Do, the series breached the Vietnamese media and cinema laws due to inaccurate statements about the Vietnam War in episodes 3 and 8, which distorted Vietnamese history by glorifying South Korea's involvement in the Vietnam War, including war crimes committed by South Korean soldiers.
      On October 7, 2022, the drama staff apologized and promised to be more careful with both the social sensitivity and the production process in the future.


      Original soundtrack




      = Part 1

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      = Part 2

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      Viewership




      Reception




      = Critical response

      =
      Little Woman has an approval rating of 100% on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 5 reviews, and an average rating of 8.5/10.


      Accolades




      References




      External links


      Official website (in Korean)
      Little Women at IMDb
      Little Women at HanCinema

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