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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
 
*Actress [[Song Ji Hyo]] was initially offered the female lead role, but she refused. Actor [[Chun Jung Myung]] also rejected the role of Ma Wong Joon.
 
*Actress [[Song Ji Hyo]] was initially offered the female lead role, but she refused. Actor [[Chun Jung Myung]] also rejected the role of Ma Wong Joon.
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*It is a South Korean remake of the popular Japanese drama [[Zettai Kareshi]], which in turn was based on a popular Japnese manga of the same name by author Yuu Watase.
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*It is a South Korean remake of the popular Japanese drama [[Zettai Kareshi]], which in turn was based on a popular Japanese manga of the same name by author Yuu Watase.
 
   
 
   
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
*[https://www.hancinema.net/korean_drama_Absolute_Boyfriend.php Han Cinema]
 
*[https://www.hancinema.net/korean_drama_Absolute_Boyfriend.php Han Cinema]

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Absolute Boyfriend (2018)

Details

  • Title: 절대 그이 / Jeoldae Geui
  • Genre: Romance, Comedy
  • Episodes: TBA
  • Broadcast network: OCN
  • Broadcast period: 2018-???-?? to 2019-???-??
  • Air time: TBA
  • Original Soundtrack: Absolute Boyfriend (2018) OST

Synopsis

A woman works as a special makeup artist. Because her heart was broken in the past, she finds it hard to love again and has a cold heart full of sadness. She unexpectedly falls in love with a humanoid robot programmed to be the perfect boyfriend and all the while a top star is competing for her affections as well.

Cast

Production Credits

Episode Ratings

See Absolute Boyfriend (2018)/Episode Ratings

Notes

  • Actress Song Ji Hyo was initially offered the female lead role, but she refused. Actor Chun Jung Myung also rejected the role of Ma Wong Joon.
  • It is a South Korean remake of the popular Japanese drama Zettai Kareshi, which in turn was based on a popular Japanese manga of the same name by author Yuu Watase.

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