The World of the Married
Ji Sun Woo is an associate director of a family clinic with a perfect life—a great career, married to a handsome, young-looking man, mother to an adoring son, and surrounded by seemingly caring friends. She couldn't be more content. Lee Tae Oh, her husband, is an aspiring movie director. However, when his temptation leads him to betray Sun Woo along with the people around her, she gets driven to revenge. The perilous twists-and-turns of a married couple's life unfolds.
Trailers & Videos

When your world comes crashing | A World of Married Couple Trailer #2 | Kim Hee Ae, Park Hae Joon

Of betrayals... | A World of Married Couple Trailer #1 | Kim Hee Ae, Park Hae Joon

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Seasons
A turbulent twister of lies, betrayals and revenge tears apart the seemingly picture-perfect marriage between a doctor and a filmmaker.
Cast

Kim Hee-ae
Ji Seon-u

Park Hae-joon
Lee Tae-o

Han So-hee
Yeo Da-gyeong

Park Sun-young
Ko Ye-rim

Kim Young-min
Son Je-hyeok

Chae Kook-hee
Seol Myeong-suk

Lee Kyung-young
Yeo Byeong-gyu

Kim Sun-kyung
Uhm Hyo-jeong

Jeon Jin-seo
Lee Jun-yeong

Lee Hak-ju
Park In-gyu

Park Choong-seon
Ma Gang-seok

Jeong Jae-seong
Kong Ji-cheol

Lee Mu-saeng
Kim Yun-gi

Sim Eun-woo
Min Hyeon-seo
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Reviews
ParkMin
The revenge didn't quench my thirst. While the first episode brilliantly set up the story and introduced compelling characters, the subsequent episodes veered off course and fell short of expectations. The drama started to show its cracks as early as the first third. It was no longer as engaging as its start. It continued heading in a downward spiral shortly after midway point where it started to get stupid and pointless. Stupid isn't good. At that point, any interesting elements it had were gone and it deviated from its original promise. For a drama themed around adults relationships you would expect a better and more profound dialogue but, unfortunately, it always favored the more melodramatic and senseless route. Even then, it wasn't spicy enough to keep me stimulated. One more thing, the last episode was bad. I'm not sure why they had to slap the +18 rating on it when the explicit scenes were tame and scarce anyway. Kim Hee Ae is an underrated actress and I'm glad she's getting more recognition but I've see better from her than this one. Overall, it's an okay drama that ended up being disappointing.
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