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Noh Hee-kyung
Born (1966-03-21) March 21, 1966 (age 58)
Hamyang County, South Gyeongsang, South Korea
EducationSeoul Institute of the Arts – Creative Writing
Occupation(s)Screenwriter, essayist
Years active1995–present
EmployerGTist (지티스트)[1]
Organization(s)Korea Television and Radio Writers Association (KTRWA)
Korean name
Hangul
노희경
Hanja
盧熙京
Revised RomanizationNo Hui-gyeong
McCune–ReischauerNo Hŭikyŏng

Noh Hee-kyung (Korean: 노희경; Hanja: 盧熙京; born March 21, 1966) is a South Korean television screenwriter and essayist.[1] She is best known for her television dramas such as, That Winter, the Wind Blows (2013), It's Okay, That's Love (2014), Dear My Friends (2016), Live (2018), and Our Blues (2022).

In 2013, Noh founded drama production house GTist with famous directors Kim Kyu-tae and Hong Jong-chan and also former manager Lee Dong-gyu who currently serves as CEO.[2][3] In 2019, Studio Dragon became shareholders of the company.[4][5][6]

Career

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Noh Hee-kyung has become renowned in South Korea for her realistic, cerebral and in-depth portrayals of the lives and relationships of ordinary people.[7]

In 1995, she debuted as a drama writer after winning a drama script contest.[8]

Since elementary school, she had a dream of becoming writer and had received awards for her work. However, it was only after her mother's passing that she decided to study drama for a year, with the intention to give up if it didn't work out. Reflecting on her lack of success compared to classmates in the university, she realized that she hadn't followed her teachers' instructions in writing. Determined to change, she diligently followed her drama teacher's guidance and miraculously became a drama writer within a year. To this day, she values having a respected mentor and recognizes the importance of humility and listening in effective communication.[9]

Early works, motherhood as theme

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Noh said she wrote The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World (1996) two years after the death of her own mother, as a tribute to her. The drama is about a devoted mother in her sixties whose family has always taken her for granted. But when they learn she has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and doesn't have much time left to live, they all come together for the first time to give her the support they've always denied her. With heart-wrenching dialogue and meaty performances from Na Moon-hee and Joo Hyun, the TV series instantly brought fame to Noh.[10] The story of a dying mother resonated with viewers and critics alike, winning the Grand Prize for TV ("Daesang") and Best TV Drama at the 1997 Baeksang Arts Awards. After a 1997 novelization, Noh adapted the drama into a stage play in 2010, which starred Jung Ae-ri and Song Ok-sook in the lead role.[11] In 2011, director Min Kyu-dong made a film adaptation titled The Last Blossom.[12]

Noh continued writing television dramas. Lie (1998), which started the "mania drama" trend (Korean slang for low ratings but big cult following online), is about a couple played by Lee Sung-jae and Yoo Ho-jeong who are unable to have children, and Bae Jong-ok as the woman who comes between them. In Did We Really Love? (1999), Bae Yong-joon struggles between the choice of love or materialism, represented by Kim Hye-soo and Yoon Son-ha. Sad Temptation (1999) was the first to feature a gay couple on Korean TV, played by Kim Kap-soo and Joo Jin-mo. Foolish Love (2000), starring Lee Jae-ryong and Bae Jong-ok, competed in the same timeslot as massive hit Hur Jun, and thus became one of the lowest-rated Korean dramas in history, at around 1%.[13] Solitude (2002) dealt with a single mother (Lee Mi-sook) who is pursued by a younger man (Ryoo Seung-bum) 15 years her junior.

In More Beautiful Than a Flower (2004), Noh explored the many facets of family love when a mother (the "flower" of the title, played by Go Doo-shim) is diagnosed with dementia.[14] The drama received several awards at the 2004 KBS Drama Awards, including Best Writer for Noh, and the Grand Prize ("Daesang") for Go.[15] It also won Best TV Drama at the 2004 Baeksang Arts Awards.

Urban melodramas

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Goodbye Solo (2006) is an urban melodrama with an ensemble of seven main characters of different generations and backgrounds: a bartender (Chun Jung-myung), an artist (Yoon So-yi), a gangster (Lee Jae-ryong), a restaurant owner (Kim Min-hee), a secretary (Kim Nam-gil), a divorcee (Bae Jong-ok), and a mute old lady (Na Moon-hee). All feeling alienated because of pain in their past, they gradually interact and form a "family" borne out of emotional connection and mutual understanding. Noh said that the story unfolds to one common theme: that everyone is beautiful just the way they are.[16] Known for her distinctive and striking dialogue, Noh poured many of her personal stories into the show, including her own experience with her mother.[17][18] The drama is also notable for reinventing the career of actress Kim Min-hee. Previously known as a bad actress, Kim was a big fan of Noh's, and she campaigned for a role, despite getting rejected by Noh five times. But on the sixth time, Noh saw the actress's determination and hidden potential that made her right for the character Mi-ri. Despite cries of miscasting from drama fans, Kim went through strict acting training and character analysis, showing vast improvement in her performance and making the first steps towards her eventual transformation into a real actress.[19]

Noh then wrote several short dramas. In the four-episode Miracle (2006), Jang Yong played a man who reassesses his life after learning that he's in the final stages of lung cancer.

In Several Questions That Make Us Happy [ko], three stories unfold in omnibus format over two episodes.The drama's proceeds, including the fees of the writers, directors, and actors (excluding production costs), were donated. The aim of the drama was to emphasize the significance of volunteering in a challenging social environment. It involved several writers, including Noh Hee-kyung, Lee Sun-hee, and Seo Hee-jung, and was directed by Sung Joon-gi, with KBS producers Kim Yong-soo and Hong Seok-gu overseeing the project.[20]

She reunited with director Pyo Min-soo (they had previously worked together on Lie, Sad Temptation, Foolish Love and Solitude) in The World That They Live In (also known as Worlds Within, 2008), about the hectic lives of a drama production team.[21] Hyun Bin and Song Hye-kyo played TV directors who rekindle their romantic relationship. According to Song, after she and Pyo wrapped her last drama Full House in 2004, they had promised to work together with Noh.[22] Song said, "I was their fan and so I had no reason to say no.[23] Noh's writing is so good, it makes playing my role a challenge. It is hard to pull off natural and realistic acting." Noh, for her part, said she "relied a bit more on the actors and was able to express myself more freely."[24]

Essays

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In 2008, Noh published a collection of essays titled Everyone Not in Love Now Are Guilty. It became a bestseller.[25] The book was divided into four sections with varying themes, namely: "Life is too difficult to concentrate only on love"; "The thing that love demands first, before trust or tears"; "If I could hold all of life and people in my eyes"; "When they were lonely, what did we do?". The essays contained Noh's reflections on life and love, dramas and actresses she's worked with, and the topic of her mother, who has been the most important driving influence in Noh's life.[26]

Revival of single-episode dramas

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After the single-episode anthology series Drama City was cancelled in 2008, TV writers and directors clamored for its revival. And in 2010, the now-renamed Drama Special aired its first episode, Red Candy, which was written by Noh. It starred Lee Jae-ryong as a forty-something married man going through a midlife crisis, who falls for a younger woman (Park Si-yeon) he sees everyday on the subway always carrying a red lollipop.[27][28] Park said of Noh, "I felt that I had to be in whatever she writes."[29]

Cable debut and ratings success

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Noh then wrote Padam Padam, her first melodrama with fantasy elements. It was also her first to be aired on cable television, since Padam Padam was one of the inaugural dramas of jTBC in late 2011.[30] Jung Woo-sung played the leading role of a man recently released from prison after serving a 16-year sentence for a crime he didn't commit. Noh said she had underestimated Jung as merely "a handsome actor who brightens your mood," but changed her mind after meeting him in person, calling him a "genuine actor."[31] Deeply moved by Noh's previous drama More Beautiful than a Flower, Jung said he had "always wanted to be part of her work but have never had the chance to do so. This character fell into my lap one day, whether by coincidence or destiny."[32] Supporting actor Kim Bum said that after acting the range of emotions his character goes through, he cultivated a stronger respect and gratitude towards Noh.[33]

In 2013, Song Hye-kyo and Kim Bum once again joined Noh's next drama, That Winter, the Wind Blows.[34][35] Instead of an original script, Noh adapted the 2002 Japanese drama I Don't Need Love, Summer (愛なんていらねえよ、夏, Ai Nante Irane Yo, Natsu).[36] Song starred opposite Zo In-sung, who portrayed a gambler whose survival depended on pulling off the ultimate con ― pretending to be his deceased friend so that the friend's blind sister would hand over her inheritance to him.[37][38] Unlike most of Noh's dramas, Winter received solid ratings and held the number one spot in its timeslot for 8 consecutive weeks.[39] However, it also disappointed her longtime fans, who criticized the drama for not being realistic and focusing excessively on "pretty" imagery.[40]

Noh worked with Jo In-sung again in 2014's It's Okay, That's Love, which also reunited her with Gong Hyo-jin, who had previously starred in Noh's Wonderful Days (2001).[41] This was Noh's fourth collaboration with director Kim Kyu-tae, after Worlds Within, Padam Padam, and That Winter, the Wind Blows. Kim said he and Noh wanted to make a drama that challenged social prejudice against the mentally ill, through the love story of a schizophrenic mystery novelist and a sexually phobic psychiatrist.[42] Noh wrote a letter to the cast and crew on their last read-through that said, "During the rehearsals, we cried and laughed. Because I felt a bit sad about the time left with the team, I forgot about the pain of creativity and wanted to write a couple more episodes."[43] Despite lackluster TV ratings, It's Okay, That's Love drew critical praise and ranked third on the Content Power Index (CPI monitors non-traditional variables such as number of mobile and Internet streaming viewers and online "buzz" in social media).[44] It also kickstarted a micro-trend of Korean dramas with themes involving mental illness, such as Kill Me, Heal Me and Hyde Jekyll, Me.

I prefer passionate people. I dislike cynical individuals the most. I feel uncomfortable around those who spend their time belittling their own lives and those who are sarcastic. That's why my characters don't pretend to suffer alone. They simply endure suffering; they don't pretend to be the only ones suffering. In my younger years, I only saw my own pain. So, I understand why writers in their 30s write such stories. They need time to immerse themselves in their own experiences. However, when a writer reaches their forties or fifties, it's not good to remain engulfed in their own pain. The moment they start to observe and empathize with others' pain is when they become adults. That's why my characters also begin to see the people around them. In "Our Blues," too, each household has its own struggles and sorrows.[45]

in October 2021, Noh announced her latest project Our Blues set in Jeju Island, has star studied cast include Lee Byung-hun, Shin Min-a, Cha Seung-won, Lee Jung-eun, Uhm Jung-hwa, Han Ji-min, and Kim Woo-bin.[46] The series portrays the lives of individuals at different stages of life, capturing their joys and hardships. Set against the scenic backdrop of Jeju Island, it follows an omnibus format that delves into their stories. The characters are triggered by Eunhee (Lee Jeongeun) and Dongseok (Lee Byunghun).[47]

Our Blues premiered on tvN on April 9, 2022, and aired every Saturday and Sunday at 21:10 (KST) for a total of 20 episodes.[48][49]

Philanthropy

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Noh is close to Pomnyun, a Buddhist monk well known for his involvement in humanitarian issues.[50] They are both active in Join Together Society (JTS Korea), an international relief group which donates to third-world countries and North Korea.[51]

Works

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Film

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Film scriptsFilm scripts
Year Title Credited as Ref.
English Korean Original Writer Script Adaptation Director
2011 Late Blossom 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별 Noh Hee-kyung Min Kyu-dong Min Kyu-dong [12]

TV series

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See also: Category:Television shows written by Noh Hee-kyung
Television series scriptsTelevision series scripts
Year Title Network Ref.
English Korean
1995 When Love Shakes 사랑이 흔들릴때 MBC
After Jesus Left, the Men Threw Stones Again 예수가 떠난 후 남자들은 다시 돌을 던졌다
1996 Mom's Gardenias 엄마의 치자꽃 [52]
MBC Best Theater "Sallie and Suzie" 세리와 수지
The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별
1997 The Reason I Live 내가 사는 이유
It's Still Time to Love 아직은 사랑할 시간 KBS2
1998 Lie 거짓말
1999 Sad Temptation 슬픈 유혹
Did We Really Love? 우리가 정말 사랑했을까 MBC
2000 Foolish Love 바보같은 사랑 KBS2
Like Rain 빗물처럼 SBS
2001–2002 Wonderful Days 화려한 시절
2002 Solitude 고독 KBS2
2004 More Beautiful Than a Flower 꽃보다 아름다워 [14]
2005 Becoming a Popular Song 유행가가 되리 [52]
2006 Goodbye Solo 굿바이 솔로 [17]
Miracle 기적 MBC [52]
2007 Several Questions That Make Us Happy 우리를 행복하게 하는 몇 가지 질문 KBS2 [52]
2008 Worlds Within 그들이 사는 세상 [53]
2010 Drama Special "Red Candy" KBS 드라마시티 "빨강 사탕" [28]
2011 Padam Padam 빠담빠담.... 그와 그녀의 심장박동소리 JTBC [54][55]
2013 That Winter, the Wind Blows 그 겨울, 바람이 분다 SBS [56]
2014 It's Okay, That's Love 괜찮아, 사랑이야 [57]
2016 Dear My Friends 디어 마이 프렌즈 tvN [58]
2017 The Most Beautiful Goodbye 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별 [59]
2018 Live 라이브 [60]
2022 Our Blues 우리들의 블루스 [61][49]
TBA Show Business 쇼비즈니스 TBA [62]

Theater

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Theater worksTheater works
Year Title Credited as Ref.
English Korean Original Writer Playwright Director
2001 Mom's Gardenias 엄마의 치자꽃 Noh Hee-kyung Kim Hyeon-tak Kim Hyeon-tak [63]
2010 The Best Play Season 3: The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World 연극열전3 - 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별 Noh Hee-kyung Lee Jae-gyu [64]
2011 The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별 Park Jeong-cheol

Book

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Books published by Noh
Year Title Publisher
English Korean
1997 The Most Beautiful Farewell in the World 세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별 Hanminsa Temple
2005 Drama Academy
Lectures on how to write TV dramas by the best writers of our time 		드라마 아카데미
우리시대 최고 작가들의 TV 드라마 작법 강의 		Pentagram
2008 Those who do not love at this moment, are all guilty
Noh Hee-kyung Essay 		지금 사랑하지 않는 자, 모두 유죄
노희경 에세이 		Hermes Media
2009 The World They Live in 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		그들이 사는 세상 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2010 The Most Beautiful Farewell in the World
Original Novel by Noh Hee-kyung 		세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별
노희경 원작소설 		Booklog Company
2010 The Most Beautiful Farewell in the World
Noh Hee-kyung’s One Act Script Book 		세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별
노희경 단막 대본집 		Booklog Company
2010 Lies 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		거짓말 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2011 Hot-blooded Youth
2030 Hope Project delivered by 5 mentors of our era 		열혈청춘
우리 시대 멘토 5인이 전하는 2030 희망 프로젝트 		Phew
2011 Goodbye Solo 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		굿바이 솔로 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2012 Padam Padam 1–2 The Sound of His and Her Heartbeat
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		빠담빠담 1~2 그와 그녀의 심장 박동 소리
노희경 대본집 		Renaissance
2013 That Winter, the Wind Blows 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		그 겨울 바람이 분다 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2013 That Winter, the Wind Blows 1–2
Drama Essay 		그 겨울 바람이 분다
드라마 에세이 		Odeon Media
2014 It's Okay, That's Love 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		괜찮아 사랑이야 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2014 It's Okay, That's Love 1–2
Drama Essay 		괜찮아 사랑이야 1~2
드라마 에세이 		RH Korea
2015 Those who do not love at this moment, are all guilty
Noh Hee-kyung Essay 		지금 사랑하지 않는 자, 모두 유죄
노희경 에세이 		Booklog Company
2015 The Most Beautiful Farewell in the World
Original Novel by Noh Hee-kyung (Revised Edition) 		세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별
노희경 원작소설 		Booklog Company
2016 It's Okay, That's Love 1–2
Original Novel by Noh Hee-kyung 		괜찮아 사랑이야 1~2
노희경 원작소설 		Booklog Company
2016 Dear My Friends 1–2
Noh Hee-kyung's Script Book 		디어 마이 프렌즈 1~2
노희경 대본집 		Booklog Company
2018 Live script book & making book 1–2 라이브 대본집&메이킹북 1~2 Booklog Company

Accolades

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Awards and nominations

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Awards and nominations
Year Ceremony Category Work Result Ref.
1990 17th Korea Broadcasting Awards Drama Division Writer Award — Won [1]
1995 1995 MBC Best Theater Competition Excellence in Writing MBC Best Theater Sera and Suzy Won [65]
1997 1997 MBC Drama Awards Best Drama Writer The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World Won [66]
1999 1999 KBS Drama Awards Best Drama Writer Lie Won [67]
35th Baeksang Arts Awards Best TV Screenplay Won [68]
2004 17th Korea Broadcasting Scriptwriters' Awards Best Drama Writer More Beautiful Than a Flower Won [1]
2004 KBS Drama Awards Best Drama Writer Won [1]
2005 17th Korea Broadcasting Producers' Awards Best Drama Writer Won [69]
11th Shanghai Television Festival Magnolia Award for Best TV Becoming a Popular Song Won [70][71]
Best Screenplay Won [72]
2017 53rd Baeksang Arts Awards Best Screenplay – Television Dear My Friends Won [73]
2022 APAN Star Awards Drama of the Year Our Blues Nominated [74][75]
Best Writer Nominated
2022 Asian Academy Creative Awards Best Screenplay Won [76]
2022 Content that Changed the world Content that impresses the public Won [77]
2022 Seoul Institute of the Arts Alumni Association Light of Life Award Noh Hee-kyung Won [78]
2023 59th Baeksang Arts Awards Best Drama Our Blues Nominated [79]

State honors

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Name of country, award ceremony, year given, and name of honor
Country Award Ceremony Year Honor Ref.
South Korea Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards[note 1] 2021 Presidential Commendation [83]

Listicle

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Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement
Publisher Year List Placement Ref.
KBS 2023 The 50 people who made KBS shine 21st [84][85][86]
Cine21 2023 22 Writers Shortlisted [87][52][88]

Notes

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  1. ^ Honors are given at the Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards, arranged by the Korea Creative Content Agency and hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.[80][81] They are awarded to those who have contributed to the arts and South Korea's pop culture.[82]

Frequent collaborators

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