Secret Agent Miss Oh (2010) | Filming Locations & Guide

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Synopsis

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"Secret Agent Miss Oh" is a Korean comedy-drama that follows the adventures of a skilled female secret agent as she navigates the complexities of her dual life while balancing humor and heartwarming moments.

Filming locations

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Sodamjae
소담재
Suyeong-ro 210beon-gil 13 → Sangdang-gu → Cheongju → Chungcheongbuk-do충북 청주시 상당구 수영로210번길 13
Sodamjae is a small exhibition space and tea house run by Heo Kyung-hye, showcasing her unique clay figures. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it a memorable spot for visitors.
Sodamjae is the name of a small exhibition space and tea house operated by Heo Gyeong-hye, located at 4848-16 Gangdong-dong, Gangseo-gu, Busan, near the banks of the Nakdong River in the old Gimhae Plain.
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Deoksugung
덕수궁
99 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Jung-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 중구 세종대로 99
Deoksugung is a historical palace in the heart of the city, offering a unique blend of past and present. Visitors can enjoy the changing of the guard ceremony and various cultural exhibitions.
Deoksugung is one of the few places where you can enjoy leisure in the city center.
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Songso Hanok
송소고택
15-2 Songsogotaek-gil, Pachun-myeon, Cheongsong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do경북 청송군 파천면 송소고택길 15-2
This location is famous for being a filming site for the drama 'Flower Scholar's Love Story'. The atmosphere changes beautifully from day to night, providing a unique experience.
This place is also famous as a filming location for dramas, and when we visited, there was a poster for 'Flower Scholar's Love Story' displayed.
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Details

Production

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Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Spoken languages

Korean

Directors: Kim Jung-gyu
Kang Sook강숙
Writers: Choi I-rang
Lee Jin-mae

Source: TMDB

Characters

Cast & characters

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Oh Ha-na
Lee Soo-kyung이수경
Ko Jin-hyeok
Kim Sang-kyung김상경
Han Do-hoon
Ryu Jin류진
Choi Eun-seo
Horan호란
Deputy Shin Ki-joon
Kang Shin-il강신일
Lee Su-ja
Yang Geum-seok양금석
Ju Su-young
Lee Byung-joon이병준
Na Joon-min
Hyun Woo현우
Park Se-mi
Park Hyo-ju박효주
Choi Chil Hyeon
Lee Dal-hyung이달형

Source: TMDB

Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Lee Soo-kyungas Oh Ha-na

이수경

1982-03-13 · Seoul, South Korea

Lee Soo-kyung is a talented South Korean actress and model, born in 1982. Known for her versatility and engaging performances, she has made a significant impact in the Korean entertainment industry. Throughout her career, she has taken on a variety of roles in television dramas and films, showcasing her ability to embody diverse characters. With a growing portfolio, Lee Soo-kyung continues to captivate audiences with her charm and skill. Her contributions to the arts not only highlight her individual talent but also reflect the vibrant landscape of South Korean cinema and television. As she forges ahead in her career, fans eagerly anticipate her future projects and the evolution of her craft.

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Kim Sang-kyungas Ko Jin-hyeok

김상경

1972-06-01 · Seoul, South Korea

Kim Sang-kyung is a prominent South Korean actor, recognized for his impactful performances in both film and television. He is best known for his leading roles in critically acclaimed films such as "Memories of Murder" (2003), "May 18" (2007), and "The Tower" (2012). Throughout his career, Kim has demonstrated his versatility by collaborating with renowned filmmaker Hong Sang-soo in notable works like "On the Occasion of Remembering the Turning Gate" (2002), "Tale of Cinema" (2005), and "Ha Ha Ha" (2010). In addition to his film work, Kim has made significant contributions to television dramas. He gained popularity for his roles in the historical epic "The Great King, Sejong" (2008), the family comedy "What Happens to My Family?" (2014), and the gripping historical drama "The Crowned Clown" (2019). With a career spanning over two decades, Kim Sang-kyung remains a respected figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, known for his dedication to his craft and his ability to bring depth to a wide range of characters.

Ryu Jinas Han Do-hoon

류진

1972-11-16 · Seoul, South Korea

Ryu Jin, born Im Yoo-jin on November 16, 1972, is a prominent South Korean actor known for his diverse roles in films and television series. With a career that spans several decades, he has become a familiar face in the Korean entertainment industry. Ryu Jin's acting prowess is evident in his ability to portray a wide range of characters, from intense dramatic roles to lighthearted comedic parts. His contributions to K-drama have earned him recognition and respect among both audiences and peers. As he continues to take on new projects, Ryu Jin remains a significant figure in the evolving landscape of South Korean cinema and television.

Horanas Choi Eun-seo

호란

1979-07-05 · South Korea

Horan, born Choi Soo-jin, is a prominent South Korean singer and actress, celebrated for his contributions to the music scene as a member of the electropop band Clazziquai. Known for his unique vocal style and charismatic stage presence, Horan has carved out a niche for himself in the competitive K-pop industry. With a career that merges music and acting, he has captivated audiences with his performances both on stage and in various television projects. Horan's work with Clazziquai has been particularly influential, as the band has played a significant role in popularizing the electropop genre in South Korea. Through his artistry, Horan continues to resonate with fans, showcasing his versatile talents in the entertainment landscape.

Kang Shin-ilas Deputy Shin Ki-joon

강신일

1960-11-26 · South Korea

Kang Shin-il is a South Korean actor known for his versatile performances across theater, film, and television. Born on November 26, 1960, he initially pursued a degree in electronic engineering at Kyung Hee University. However, his passion for the performing arts led him to the vibrant theater district of Daehangno in Seoul, where he founded a theater troupe called Testimony. Kang made his acting debut in 1985 with the production "Chilsu and Mansu," quickly establishing himself as a talented stage actor with notable performances in plays like "Kimchigook Goes Crazy" and "Chronicles of Han." Kang transitioned to film with the 1988 adaptation of "Chilsu and Mansu," marking the beginning of a prolific career in cinema and television. He is particularly recognized for his roles in the "Public Enemy" film series directed by Kang Woo-suk. Despite facing a significant health challenge in 2007 when he was diagnosed with liver cancer, Kang's resilience shone through as he made a successful recovery and returned to his acting career, continuing to leave a lasting impact on the South Korean entertainment industry.

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