Can you describe your character Yeon-woo a little more? A. In a recent interview with the JoongAng Ilbo, an affiliate of the Korea JoongAng Daily, Uhm talked more about the films and her personal values these days.īelow are the highlights of the interview. Its “cheerful and heartwarming” factors were the vital reasons behind Uhm’s pick for this film. However, as the movie nears its end, it pulls at the heartstrings of viewers by showing how Yeon-woo’s values start to change, as she appreciates being loved by her “fake” family members and learning how to care for others. Nonetheless, Yeon-woo gets very uncomfortable at the fact that she has become a so-called ajumma (middle-aged women), preparing breakfast for her family and folding paper bags during her free time to earn extra money. Her husband, Seong-hwan, played by Song Seung-heon, may be a civil servant with a humble income, but his dedication to the family and undying love towards his wife is what every woman hopes for. If she blends in well, she can get back to her luxurious and successful life. However, due to the mistakes of an employee in the celestial world, Yeon-woo has to live a month as a young mother with two children and a husband. Uhm plays Yeon-woo, a successful lawyer whose moral standards depend largely on how much money she is offered for each case. The film, directed by Kang Hyo-jin, includes elements of fantasy, romance, comedy and drama, which match and mingle well with the magic of Uhm’s irreplaceable charms and stable performance throughout.
It was exactly the same feeling one gets from her latest movie, “Wonderful Nightmare,” slated to hit theaters on Thursday. Yeon-woo (Uhm Jeong-hwa), top right, has to live for a month as a housewife with two children and a husband (Song Seung-heon), above right, to get back to her real life where she is a successful lawyer.
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