Uncontrollably Fond

















































































Uncontrollably Fond

Uncontrollably fond poster.jpg
Official Poster

Also known as Lightly, Ardently
Genre

  • Romance

  • Melodrama
Written by Lee Kyung-hee
Directed by

  • Park Hyun-suk

  • Cha Young-hoon
Starring

  • Kim Woo-bin

  • Bae Suzy
Opening theme "Only You" by Junggigo
Country of origin South Korea
Original language(s)
 Korean

No. of episodes		 20
Production
Executive producer(s)
 Kim Sung-geun
Producer(s)

  • Kim Min-kyung

  • Park Woo-ram (KBS)

  • Ahn Jae-hyun

  • Shin Sang-yoon (Samhwa Networks)

  • Hwang Ki-yong

  • Teddy Hoon-tak Jung (SidusHQ)
Production location(s) South Korea
Running time 60 minutes
Production company(s)

  • Samhwa Networks

  • SidusHQ
Distributor KBS
Release
Original network KBS2
Original release July 6 (2016-07-06) – September 8, 2016 (2016-09-08)
External links
Website

Uncontrollably Fond (Hangul: 함부로 애틋하게; RR: Hamburo Aeteutage), alternatively titled Lightly, Ardently is a South Korean television series starring Kim Woo-bin and Bae Suzy.[1][2][3][4][5] It aired on KBS2's Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 KST from July 6 to September 8, 2016.[6][7][8]


While the audience ratings for the drama fell below expectations locally, it was well-received across Asia. In China, it streamed on Youku simultaneously with South Korea's broadcast and has reached more than 4 billion cumulative views, making it the site's most viewed Korean drama.[7][9]




Contents






  • 1 Synopsis


  • 2 Cast


    • 2.1 Main


    • 2.2 Supporting


      • 2.2.1 People around Shin Joon-young


      • 2.2.2 People around Noh Eul


      • 2.2.3 People around Choi Ji-tae


      • 2.2.4 People around Yoon Jeong-eun




    • 2.3 Special Appearance




  • 3 Production


  • 4 Original soundtrack


    • 4.1 Part 1


    • 4.2 Part 2


    • 4.3 Part 3


    • 4.4 Part 4


    • 4.5 Part 5


    • 4.6 Part 6


    • 4.7 Part 7


    • 4.8 Part 8


    • 4.9 Part 9


    • 4.10 Part 10


    • 4.11 Part 11


    • 4.12 Part 12


    • 4.13 Part 13


    • 4.14 Part 14 (Uncontrollably Fond Pop OST)


    • 4.15 Part 15


    • 4.16 Charted songs




  • 5 Ratings


  • 6 Awards and nominations


  • 7 International broadcast


  • 8 References


  • 9 External links





Synopsis


Shin Joon-young (Kim Woo-bin) and Noh Eul (Bae Suzy) were classmates who were separated during their teenage years due to an ill-fated relationship, but later meet each other in adulthood. Shin Joon-young is now a top actor-singer while Noh Eul is a documentary producer.


Noh Eul had a tough childhood; her father died in a hit-and-run prompting Noh Eul to quit school and make a living for herself and her brother. Shin Joon-young, on the other hand, had his life planned out for him. His mother wanted him to become a prosecutor to follow the footsteps of his estranged father, but an awful incident caused him to quit law school and become a singer-actor. The two reunite when Noh Eul is tasked to film Shin Joon-young's documentary. Joon-young initially gives Noh Eul a miserable time before finally agreeing to do the documentary and even plans to win her heart back.



Cast



Main




Lead stars Kim Woo-bin (left) and Bae Suzy (right) at the press conference on July 4, 2016




  • Kim Woo-bin as Shin Joon-young


  • Bae Suzy as Noh Eul


  • Lim Ju-hwan as Choi Ji-tae[10]


  • Lim Ju-eun as Yoon Jeong-eun[10]



Supporting



People around Shin Joon-young




  • Jin Kyung as Shin Young-ok (mother)[11]


  • Choi Moo-sung as Jang Jung-shik (Jang Kook-young's father)[11]


  • Hwang Jung-min as Jang Jung-ja


  • Park Soo-young as CEO Namgoong


  • Jung Soo-kyo as Jang Kook-young (Jang Jung-shik's son)


  • Jang Hee-ryung as Jang Man-ok[12]



People around Noh Eul




  • Lee Seo-won as No Jik (brother)


  • Kim Min-young as Ko Na-ri (best friend)

    • Park Hwan-hee as teenage Ko Na-ri (episode 2)



  • Kim Jae-hwa as Kim Bong-suk (tripe shop owner)


  • Lee Won-jong as No Jang Soo (No-eul's father; episode 2)



People around Choi Ji-tae




  • Yu Oh-seong as Choi Hyeon-joon (father)[11]


  • Jung Seon-kyung as Lee Eun-soo (mother)[11]


  • Ryu Won as Choi Ha-roo (sister)[12]



People around Yoon Jeong-eun



  • Jung Dong-hwan as Yoon Sung-Ho


Special Appearance



  • Lee Jun-ho

  • Lee Yu-bi

  • Kim Young-kwang



Production



  • Filming began on November 26, 2015 at Kyungnam University in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea;[13] and finished on April 12, 2016.[14]*

  • The series reunited Kim Woo-bin and Lim Ju-eun who both starred in the hit drama The Heirs and Bae Suzy, Jin Kyung and Kim Ki-bang who starred in the historical drama Gu Family Book.



Original soundtrack

















Uncontrollably Fond
Original Sound Track

Soundtrack album by
Various Artists

Released
Volume 1:
July 29, 2016 (2016-07-29) (digital)
August 11, 2016 (2016-08-11) (CD)
Volume 2:
September 8, 2016 (2016-09-08) (digital)
September 13, 2016 (2016-09-13) (CD)
Genre
Soundtrack, ballad
Label Samhwa Networks/SidusHQ/Gazi Contents/LOEN
L200001286 (Volume 1)
L200001299 (Volume 2)

The original soundtrack of Uncontrollably Fond was divided into two volumes: Volume 1 consists of songs from Parts 1 to 8 and Midnight Youth's Golden Love from Part 14 (also known as the pop OST), while Volume 2 consists of songs from Parts 9 to 15 and tracks by New Empire from Part 14.



Part 1

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Ring My Bell"
Suzy (Miss A)		 3:27
2. "Ring My Bell" (Inst.)
   3:27
Total length: 6:54


Part 2

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Find the Differences (틀린그림찾기)"
Lim Seul-ong, Kisum
 3:14
2. "Find the Differences" (Inst.)
   3:14
Total length: 6:28


Part 3

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Say Goodbye (My Heart Speaks) (가슴이 말해)" Kim Na-young 4:09
2. "Say Goodbye (My Heart Speaks)" (Inst.)
   4:09
Total length: 8:18


Part 4

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Only U" Junggigo 3:15
2. "Only U" (Inst.)
   3:15
Total length: 6:30


Part 5

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "I Miss You (보고싶어)"
Hyolyn (Sistar)		 3:49
2. "I Miss You (보고싶어)" (Inst.)
   3:49
Total length: 7:38


Part 6





































No. Title Artist Length
1. "Picture In My Head (내 머릿속 사진)" Kim Woo-bin 3:44
2. "Picture In My Head (내 머릿속 사진)" (Inst.)
   3:44
3. "Do You Know (혹시 아니)" Kim Woo-bin 4:15
4. "Do You Know (혹시 아니)" (Inst.)
   4:15
Total length: 15:58


Part 7





































No. Title Artist Length
1. "Don't Push Me (밀지마)"
Wendy, Seulgi (Red Velvet)		 3:20
2. "Don't Push Me (밀지마)" (Inst.)
   3:20
3. "Don't Push Me (밀지마) (Ballad Ver.)"
Wendy, Seulgi (Red Velvet)		 3:30
4. "Don't Push Me (밀지마) (Ballad Ver.)" (Inst.)
   3:30
Total length: 13:40


Part 8

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "From When and Until When (어디부터 어디까지)" Tei 4:07
2. "From When and Until When (어디부터 어디까지)" (Inst.)
   4:07
Total length: 8:14


Part 9

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "I Love You (사랑해요)" Kim Bum-soo 4:08
2. "I Love You (사랑해요)" (Inst.)
   4:08
Total length: 8:16


Part 10

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Love Is Hurting (사랑이 아프다)"
Hwanhee (Fly to the Sky)		 4:01
2. "Love Is Hurting (사랑이 아프다)" (Inst.)
   4:01
Total length: 8:02


Part 11

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "My Love" Honey G 3:38
2. "My Love" (Inst.)
   3:38
Total length: 7:16


Part 12

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "Shower (소나기)" Eric Nam 4:28
2. "Shower (소나기)" (Inst.)
   4:28
Total length: 8:56


Part 13

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "I Can Live (살 수 있다고)" Kim Yeon-joon (김연준) 3:45
2. "I Can Live (살 수 있다고)" (Inst.)
   3:45
Total length: 7:30


Part 14 (Uncontrollably Fond Pop OST)

















































No. Title Artist Length
1. "A Little Braver" New Empire 3:28
2. "A Little Braver" (Inst.)
   3:28
3. "Golden Love" Midnight Youth 4:01
4. "Golden Love" (Inst.)
   4:01
5. "Across The Ocean" New Empire 3:50
6. "Across The Ocean" (Inst.)
   3:50
Total length: 22:38


Part 15

























No. Title Artist Length
1. "When It's Good (좋을땐)"
Bae Suzy (Miss A)		 4:14
2. "When It's Good (좋을땐)" (Inst.)
   4:14
Total length: 8:28


Charted songs



Chart Performance














































































Title
 Year
 Peak chart positions
 Sales
 Remarks

KOR
Gaon
"Ring My Bell"
(Suzy (Miss A))
 2016
18
  • KOR: 343,613
Part 1
"Find The Differences"
(Lim Seul-ong, Kisum)
34
  • KOR: 175,311
Part 2
Say Goodbye (My Heart Speaks)
(Kim Na-young)
28
  • KOR: 150,245
Part 3
"Only You"
(Junggigo)
40
  • KOR: 194,770
Part 4
I Miss You"
(Hyolyn (Sistar))
40
  • KOR: 117,394
Part 5
"Picture In My Head"

(Kim Woo-bin)
91
 N/A
Part 6
"Don't Push Me Away"
(Wendy, Seulgi)
25
  • KOR: 142,016
Part 7
"From When and Until When"
(Tei)
66
  • KOR: 40,881
Part 8
"I Love You"
(Kim Bum-soo)
19
  • KOR: 294,380+
Part 9
"Love Hurts"
(Hwanhee (Fly to the Sky))
19
  • KOR: 240,683+
Part 10
"When It's Good"
(Suzy (Miss A))
84
  • KOR: 26,583
Part 15




Ratings



  • In the table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.


  • NR denotes that the drama did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date.


























































































































































































Ep.
 Original broadcast date
 Average audience share
TNmS[15]
 AGB Nielsen[16]
Nationwide
Seoul
 Nationwide
 Seoul
1
 July 6, 2016
11.5% (6th)
12.7% (3rd)
 12.5% (4th)
 13.8% (4th)
2
 July 7, 2016
 9.3% (12th)
 9.4% (8th)
 12.5% (5th)
 12.8% (4th)
3
 July 13, 2016
 10.7% (8th)
 12.3% (4th)
 11.9% (5th)
 13.3% (4th)
4
 July 14, 2016
 9.4% (11th)
 10.9% (7th)
 11.0% (6th)
 12.0% (4th)
5
 July 20, 2016
 10.9% (7th)
 11.4% (5th)
12.9% (4th)
14.0% (4th)
6
 July 21, 2016
 10.0% (10th)
 10.9% (9th)
 11.1% (7th)
 11.5% (6th)
7
 July 27, 2016
 8.7% (16th)
 9.4% (11th)
 8.6% (12th)
 9.5% (10th)
8
 July 28, 2016
 8.0% (19th)
 9.5% (12th)
 8.9% (14th)
 10.1% (10th)
9
 August 3, 2016
 7.0% (19th)
 8.0% (13th)
 8.2% (12th)
 9.0% (9th)
10
 August 4, 2016
 7.1% (NR)
 7.6% (15th)
 8.1% (12th)
 9.0% (11th)
11
 August 10, 2016
 7.3% (NR)
 8.1% (15th)
 7.9% (15th)
 7.8% (17th)
12
 August 11, 2016
 9.6% (8th)
 9.9% (5th)
 9.9% (5th)
 10.6% (4th)
13
 August 17, 2016
 6.8% (19th)
 6.8% (18th)
 8.0% (12th)
 8.6% (12th)
14
 August 18, 2016
 6.6% (NR)
 6.9% (18th)
 8.7% (12th)
 9.6% (9th)
15
 August 24, 2016
 6.4% (NR)
 7.1% (NR)
 8.0% (16th)
 8.4% (14th)
16
 August 25, 2016
6.1% (NR)
 7.6% (NR)
7.7% (17th)
 8.4% (16th)
17
 August 31, 2016
 7.0% (NR)
6.1% (NR)
 8.0% (16th)
 8.0% (17th)
18
 September 1, 2016
 7.2% (NR)
 6.8% (18th)
 7.9% (14th)
 8.5% (14th)
19
 September 7, 2016
 7.2% (NR)
 8.0% (17th)
 8.0% (16th)
7.6% (17th)
20
 September 8, 2016
 7.4% (20th)
 7.3% (NR)
 8.4% (15th)
 9.0% (14th)
Average
 8.21%
 8.84%
 9.41%
 10.08%


Awards and nominations
























































Year
 Award
 Category
 Recipient
 Result
2016
5th APAN Star Awards

 Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries
Kim Woo-bin
 Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries
Bae Suzy
 Nominated

1st Asia Artist Awards

 Best Star Award
 Won

30th KBS Drama Awards

 Top Excellence Award, Actress
 Nominated
Excellence Award, Actor in a Mid-length Drama
Kim Woo-bin
 Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Mid-length Drama
Bae Suzy
 Nominated
Netizen Award
Kim Woo-bin
 Nominated

Bae Suzy
 Nominated
Best Couple Award
Kim Woo-bin & Bae Suzy
 Nominated


International broadcast


While the ratings for the drama fell below expectations locally, it is considerably well-received in other parts of Asia.



  • In China, Youku Tudou streams the drama simultaneously with South Korea's broadcast.[7] It's well received and has achieved 4.1 billion views, making it the most viewed Korean drama of all time in the site.[17]

  • In Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and Hong Kong each episode is available to stream on Viu with English subtitles (Indonesian subtitles in Indonesia, Traditional Chinese subtitles in Hong Kong) one hour after the original South Korean broadcast.

  • In Taiwan, it airs on Videoland Drama simultaneously with South Korea's broadcast.[18]

  • In Thailand, it airs on Channel 8 the same day as the South Korea's broadcast. It is the first Korean series in Thailand to air at the same time in South Korea.[19]

  • In Vietnam, it premiered on July 7, 2016 on HTV2's Youtube channel 12 hours after the original South Korean broadcast under the title Yêu Không Kiểm Soát with Vietnamese subtitles and on television starting August 23, 2016 at 21:00 (UTC+07:00) from Monday to Friday with Vietnamese dubbing.[20]

  • In North and South America, it airs an hour after South Korea's broadcast on DramaFever with subtitles.[21]

  • In Ghana, it was shown on Joy Prime with subtitles.

  • In Philippines, it airs on ABS-CBN's digital free-to-air channel, Asianovela Channel on July 30, 2018 as part of The First and True Home of Asianovelas.



References





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  9. ^ "任意依恋". Youku.


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  14. ^ "Kim Woo Bin and Suzy's drama 'Uncontrollably Fond' wraps up filming and confirms new premiere date | allkpop.com". Retrieved 2016-07-05.


  15. ^ "TNMS Daily Ratings: this links to current day-select the date from drop down menu". TNMS Ratings (in Korean). Retrieved July 6, 2016.


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  17. ^ hermes (February 27, 2017). "Thaad row: China blocks streaming of Korean dramas". straitstimes.com.


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  19. ^ "ฟินยกประเทศ "ช่อง 8" คว้า "อันคอนโทรลเลบลี ฟอนด์" ออนแอร์พร้อมเกาหลีครั้งแรกในประเทศไทย". starenews (in Thai). June 16, 2016. Retrieved June 17, 2016.


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  21. ^ "Uncontrollably Fond (Lightly, Ardently) - 함부로 애틋하게 - Watch Full Episodes Free on DramaFever". Dramafever.com. Retrieved 2016-12-20.




External links








  • Official website (in Korean)


  • Uncontrollably Fond at KBS World




  • Uncontrollably Fond on IMDb


  • Uncontrollably Fond at HanCinema


  • Uncontrollably Fond at Daum (in Korean)
















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