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My Sassy Girl adaptations: films & series
Every version of My Sassy Girl — the films & series, compared across media.
My Sassy Girl is a story about an unlikely romantic connection — a chance encounter between an ordinary young man and an unconventional, trouble-prone woman who pulls him helplessly into her orbit. That core dynamic, part comedy and part tender romance, has found a home across different media and eras. The versions here range from a contemporary film to a period television reimagining, each built around an unassuming man drawn into the orbit of a spirited, difficult-to-ignore woman.
My Sassy Girl films
My Sassy Girl series
Frequently asked
Where did the My Sassy Girl story originate?
The story begins with the 2001 film My Sassy Girl, which follows a timid man who encounters a troublesome drunk woman on a subway platform. The 2017 television series My Sassy Girl later reimagined the premise in a Joseon Dynasty setting.
How many versions of My Sassy Girl are there?
There are two versions here: the 2001 film My Sassy Girl, a contemporary romantic comedy, and the 2017 TV series My Sassy Girl, a period drama set during the Joseon Dynasty.
Which version of My Sassy Girl should I start with?
If you prefer a contemporary romantic comedy, the 2001 film My Sassy Girl is the place to start. If a period romance set in the Joseon Dynasty appeals to you, the 2017 TV series My Sassy Girl offers that take on the story.