Boarding House Girls

June. 28,2018      
Rating:
6.5
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Jung-suk's wife runs a boarding house and he helps by cooking, doing laundry, and cleaning. He's under his wife's control, but he doesn't give up his dream of becoming an actor and eventually passes an audition. Sun-mi and Hyun-jung from the boarding house overhear him practice and mistake him for a wealthy man. They seduce him for his money and he falls for them...

Park Hyun-jung as  Boarding House Owner
Kim In-ae as  Seon-mi
Choi Chul-min as  

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