''Bravo My Life'' () is a 2017

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starring

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, Park Sang-min,

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, Jeong Yu-mi,

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, and

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. The series airs four consecutive episodes on Saturday on

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from 8:55 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. ( KST) starting from October 21, 2017.

Synopsis

The story is set in the world of television drama production, and revolves around three main characters: a haughty drama PD, an assistant director who's still waiting to catch her big break, and a frustrated actor who still hasn't debuted after seven years in the industry.

Cast

Main

* Jeong Yu-mi as Ha Do-na :An assistant director who is passionate and enthusiastic about her work to the point of being nicknamed "Lunatic". She is still waiting for the day when she can become a full-fledged director. *

as Kim Bum-woo :An actor who has been in the industry for seven years but has yet to catch his big break as his anxiety in front of cameras hinders his acting during the final cut. He has mostly been cast in nameless or bit-part roles and works several other part-time jobs on the side. He falls in love with Do-na after meeting her when she was assigned to help him overcome his anxiety. *

as Seol Do-hyun :A famous actor whom Do-na was assigned to as a production assistant. He notices Do-na and develops feelings for her. *

as Song Mi-ja/Rara :Young-woong's wife and a former actress. She now lives the high life as the wife of a

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but has been hiding a painful secret. * Park Sang-min as Jung Young-woong :Chairman of Juvis (JU) Group and husband of Song Mi-ja *

as Shin Dong-woo :A television director well known for being a workaholic. He only focuses on his work and does not believe in forming friendships, often being extremely curt with his staff.

Supporting

JU Group

* Park Seon-im as Jung Hye-mi *

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as Jung Sung-ah, daughter of Chairman Jung and Song Mi-ja who eschews her life as an heiress and would rather become a singer

JT Group

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as Kim Ho-tae *

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as Choi Min-kyung * Kang Sung-min as Kim Joon-ho *

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as Kim Seo-hyun

People in SBC Drama company

* Shin Joo-ah as Kang Ha-young * Jeon Se-hyun as Kang Ha-kyung * Kim Joon-hyun as Yoo Gil-joon *

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as Chul-seon * Joo Sung-hwan as Drama Department Head

People around Do-na

Ban Hyo-jung Ban Hyo-jung (born Ban Man-hee on November 27, 1942) is a South Korean actress. She made her acting debut in 1964 with a bit part in Shin Sang-ok's film ''Rice'', and went on to a prolific career in television drama In film and television ...

as Park Sun-jin *

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as Lee Young-hee

People around Dong-woo

* Park Hyun-sook as Shin Hwa-im, a veteran actress and Dong-woo's paternal aunt

People around Do-hyun

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as Kim Oh-book * Kim Noo-ri as Man-soo

Ratings

Awards and nominations

Notes

References

External links

* * {{Works by Studio Dragon Seoul Broadcasting System television dramas 2017 South Korean television series debuts 2018 South Korean television series endings Korean-language television shows South Korean melodrama television series Television series by Studio Dragon Television series by Hwa&Dam Pictures