Cast dives deep into their roles for “OK, Let’s Get Divorced,” a relatable story of marriage, work, and heartbreak. Ahead of its August premiere, the cast of “OK, Let’s Get Divorced“ gathered for its first script reading, and the emotional depth on display already has fans excited for this realistic take on modern marriage.
Inside the Script Reading
The drama follows the honest divorce journey of a married couple running a wedding dress shop as they decide to end their exhausting marriage. The reading brought together director Joo Sung Woo, writer Hwang Ji Eon, and the full cast, who reportedly immersed themselves fully in their characters from the very start.
Lee Min Jung plays Baek Mi Young, the CEO of G&White, delicately portraying a woman torn between her home life and her identity as a dedicated workaholic — her emotionally charged declaration hinting at the depth of her journey ahead. She expressed hope that fans would embrace this relatable story that blends laughter and tears.
Kim Ji Suk takes on the role of Ji Won Ho, co-CEO of G&White and Baek Mi Young’s husband, bringing his signature bright energy and natural charm to the talented designer character, and encouraged viewers to pay close attention to how the couple’s relationship unravels. Lee Hyun Jin plays Calvin, Baek Mi Young’s ex-boyfriend, balancing sharp charisma with tender vulnerability, while Lee Jini brings bold, outspoken energy to Gen Z photographer Ahn Hee Joo. Jung Eui Jae and Wang Bit Na round out the cast as Ji Won Ho’s close junior and Baek Mi Young’s college friend, respectively, both delivering passionate performances at the reading.
OK, Let’s Get Divorced– Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Lead Cast | Lee Min Jung, Kim Ji Suk, Lee Hyun Jin, Lee Jini |
| Director | Joo Sung Woo |
| Writer | Hwang Ji Eon |
| Genre | Realistic Drama, Romance |
| Premiere | August 19, 11 PM KST |
| Theme | Marriage, divorce, self-identity |
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Final Thoughts
With a grounded premise and a cast fully committed to their roles from day one, “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” is shaping up to be one of August’s most emotionally resonant new dramas.
FAQs
Q1: What is “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” about?
It follows a married couple running a wedding dress shop as they navigate the realistic journey of divorce.
