10 Korean Actresses That Need a Small Screen Comeback This TV show revolves around a Yoo Jina impersonator who calls herself “Yoo Gina.” The real Yoo Jina was a pop diva who lived life to the fullest and one day, she becomes involved with her impersonator called “Yoo Gina” and their two lives become intertwined. Yoo Jina lives a glamorous life but she also harbors a personal tragedy that pains her deeply. Then there is “Yoo Gina” who works as an impersonator to eke out a living but wants to become a real singer herself. When these two people find each other, will their relationship be a good karmic connection or a poisonous one? Will “Yoo Gina” find the career that she hopes to have? (Source: MBC America) Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: 당신은 너무합니다
- Also Known As: You Are Too Much , Dangshineun Neomoohabmida , Dangsineun Neomuhamnida
- Director: Baek Ho Min
- Screenwriter: Ha Chung Ok
- Genres: Music, Drama, Family, Melodrama
Where to Watch You're Too Much
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
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![Gu Hye Seon in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Gu Hye Seon in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Gu Hye SeonJung Hae Dang / Yoo Jwi Na (Ep.1-6)Main Role -
![Jang Hee Jin in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Jang Hee Jin in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Jang Hee JinJung Hae Dang / Yoo Jwi Na (Ep.7-50)Main Role -
![Uhm Jung Hwa in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Uhm Jung Hwa in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Uhm Jung Hwa Main Role -
![Kang Tae Oh in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Kang Tae Oh in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Kang Tae OhLee Kyung SooMain Role -
![Jung Gyu Woon in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Jung Gyu Woon in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Jung Gyu Woon Main Role -
![Jun Kwang Ryul in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)]( "Jun Kwang Ryul in You're Too Much Korean Drama (2017)")
Jun Kwang RyulPark Sung Hwan [Hyun Joon's father]Support Role
Reviews
NAH.....
The drama must have a big identity crises since it couldn't decide between being a family drama or makjang, constantly switching even within the same episode. Right from the beginning, EPISODE 1, when one of the family members took picture of Ji Na's necklace and, for absolutely no logical reason, put it on the internet, I could already smell the fuming hot garbage the writers are about to create. Guess what? I was 100% correct. This drama tips heavily on the baboonish side of the makjang scale.Although Uhm Jung Hwa did a great job, but it's impossible for me to view her as an evil character. I didn't like how she suddenly became evil for no reason from episode 12. We were initially presented by a strong independent Yoo Ji Na (Uhm Jung Hwa) but 15-20 episodes later the writers made her turn to a bag of dirt and completely ruined any build up she had.
The drama had a strange pacing, it changes weirdly every handful of episodes with the biggest change came from switch between episodes 30 & 31 which created a big gap and disconnect in the story. Speaking of switching and change, I think the switch of the female lead ruined the drama.
Jang Hee Jin is absolutely a great actress but she just didn't fit well in this case. They even went on to replace/recreate all of the flashback scenes.
Another form of change/switching came with the love interest which shamelessly switched three times. It was straight up disgusting watching Hae Dang being with one man while sobbing/begging/crying/caring/dreaming/lusting/bitching/loving/chasing/pitying/thirsting/craving/running around for another man. Despicable and uncomfortable to watch! On the other spectrum, Jung Hae Jin was absolutely the only "good" part about this drama and nothing else.
After being the nastiest humans ever to walk the earth, suddenly everyone became angelic and have the highest morale of any other human for the ending. Great writing! It feels like their budget was small, it was mostly filmed indoor between 2-3 family houses with very limited number of outdoor scenes. I feel sorry for this cast to be involved in this atrocious project. The drama that followed it after finishing serializing "Man in the Kitchen (2017)" was much better than this. Can't recommend this, barely 3/10 for the cast's sake.
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