Lie To Me

 


Lie To Me is a South Korean romantic drama starring Yoon Eun-hye, Kang Ji-hwan and Sung Joon.

The series revolves around a civil servant named Gong Ah-jung (played by Yoon) who pretends to be the wife of the wealthy hotel heir, Hyun Ki-joon (played by Kang) to impress her former friend. It is directed by Kim Soo-ryung and Kwon Hyuk-chan, produced by Jo Sung-won and written by Kim Ye-ri.

 





Plot

Gong Ah-jung (Yoon Eun-hye) is a government employee of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. At the beginning of the series, Ah-jung lies to an antagonistic friend about being married, not to lose face in front of her. The lie quickly snowballs (due to several misunderstandings) until Ah-jung realizes that everyone is gossiping about her supposed, secret marriage to Hyun Ki-joon (Kang Ji-hwan), the very wealthy president of World Hotel.

As the gossip spreads, a miserable Ki-joon is forced to combat the rumors to his friends as he decides a plan of action in getting Ah-jung to correct her lie. Ki-joon and Ah-jung decide to take action to squash the rumors, with Ah-jung agreeing to call her friends together so she can confess her discretion. When this doesn't go as planned, Ki-joon decides to take legal action against Ah-jung. However, after a series of events that bond the pair, they agree that pretending to be married for a short while would be mutually beneficial—though Ki-joon promises that Ah-jung's lie is not forgiven and that he will eventually follow through with his lawsuit.

Things become even more complicated when Ki-joon's ex-fiancée returns from France. Ki-joon and Ah-jung grow closer and fonder of one another over the duration of their pretended marriage; Ki-joon finds himself questioning his commitment to his former fiancée Yoon-joo.

 

Cast

·         Yoon Eun-hye as Gong Ah-jung

·         Kang Ji-hwan as Hyun Ki-joon – CEO of World Hotel

·         Sung Joon as Hyun Sang-hee – Ki-joon's brother

·         Jo Yoon-hee as Oh Yoon-joo – Ki-joon's ex fiancée

·         Hong Soo-hyun as Yoo So-ran – Ah-jung's frenemy

·         Ryu Seung-soo as Chun Jae-bum – So-ran's husband and Ah-jung's first love

·         Kwon Se-in as Park Hoon – Ki-joon's secretary

·         Park Ji-yoon as Manager Park Ji-yoon – Ki-joon's friend and manager of the hotel

·         Kang Shin-il as Gong Joon-ho – Ah-jung's dad

·         Lee Kyung-jin as Shim Ae-kyung – Joon-ho's longtime love

·         Kwon Hae-hyo as Hwang Seok-bong – Ae-kyung's admirer and Sang-hee's friend

·         Kang Rae-yeon as Rae-yeon

·         Song Ji-eun as Ji-eun

·         Kim Bo-yeon as Bo-yeo

·         Jang Woo-young as Kim Yeon-nim

·         Kim Gyu-jin as Gyu-jin

·         Ahn Jung-hoon as Manager Ahn

·         Park Hyo-jun as Hyo-jun

·         Ja Doo as Ja Doo

·         Min Joon-hyun as journalist

·         Danny Ahn as Ki-joon's friend (cameo)

·         Choi Yoon-so as arranged marriage partner (cameo)

·         Yoo Ha-na as herself (cameo)

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