Saving My Hubby

Saving My Hubby
	Theatrical poster
Hangul	굳세어라 금순아
Revised Romanization	Gudseura Geum-suna
McCune–Reischauer	Kudseŏra Kŭm-suna
Directed by	Hyun Nam-seop
Produced by	Seo Jun-won ; Song Seung-hwan ; Lee Gwang-ho ; Kwon Jun-hyeong
Written by	Hyun Nam-seop
Starring	Bae Doona; Kim Tae-woo
Music by	Angelo Lee
Cinematography	Choi Young-hwan
Edited by	Kyung Min-ho
Distributed by	Korea Pictures
Release date	October 18, 2002;
Running time	91 minutes
Country	South Korea
Language	Korean
Budget	US$1.8 million[1]
Box office	US$535,850[2]

Saving My Hubby (Korean: 굳세어라 금순아; RR: Gudseura Geum-suna; lit. "Be Brave, Geum-soon!"[3]) is a 2002 South Korean film starring Bae Doona, and is the directorial debut of Hyun Nam-seop.

Plot

Due to an unplanned pregnancy, twenty-something former volleyball star Geum-soon is now a married housewife with a young daughter. Her husband, Joo-tae, is starting the first day of his new job, when Geum-soon receives word that her in-laws are going to visit the following morning. While she struggles to get their house ready, Joo-tae is taken out for a drink with his new colleagues. Later that evening, Geum-soon gets a phone call from a nightclub owner who is holding her husband hostage, claiming that he has run up a huge bill and does not have the money to pay for it. Strapping her baby to her back, Geum-soon sets out to rescue her husband.

Cast

Bae Doona as Jeong Geum-soon
Kim Tae-woo as Han Joo-tae
Lee Chan-min as Song-yi
Joo Hyun as Baek-sa
Go Doo-shim as Geum-soon's mother
Han Ji-hye as convenience store clerk
Na Moon-hee
Kim Su-hyeon
Ahn Gil-kang
Gi Ju-bong
Lee Ju-sil
Kim Kkot-bi
Kim Kwang-sik
Jang Yong
Yoon Young-geol
Yoo Seung-mok
Heo Hyun-ho
Kim Sun-hwa
Choi Hak-rak
Kim Ji-young as room salon hostess 1
Kim Jin-goo as neighborhood grandmother
Son Young-soon as flower-selling grandmother
Ki Guk-seo as boss of Crown Gang

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References

"IMDb profile". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
"Box office by Country: Saving My Hubby". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
Paquet, Darcy. "Saving My Hubby". Koreanfilm.org. Retrieved 2012-06-04.

External links

Saving My Hubby at the Korean Movie Database
Saving My Hubby on IMDb
Saving My Hubby at AllMovie

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[1] "IMDb profile". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2012-06-04.

[2] "Box office by Country: Saving My Hubby". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2012-06-04.

[3] Paquet, Darcy. "Saving My Hubby". Koreanfilm.org. Retrieved 2012-06-04.