Ha Ji Won And Lee Jin Wook Play Two Friends Looking To Fall In Love

The cast is complete for "The Time I Loved You, 7,000 Days" and script readings are under way.

How many years would 7,000 days add up to? It's roughly 20 years and that's how long the two main characters in this drama have been friends.

Ha Ji Won, last seen in the historical drama "Empress Ki," plays Oh Ha Na, a confident career woman in her 30s. She's confident about everything except her ability to find Mr. Right. Lee Jin Wook, last seen as the prince in "Three Musketeers," is Choi Won, the good-natured assistant manager of an airline company. He's also not doing too well in the romance department.

The two have been friends since they were in high school. They lean on each other and help each other out. They even discuss their romances and how they cannot find the right person.

Of course the right person is right in front of them. They were meant for each other. They just don't know it yet. Twenty years was just not long enough.

What will it take for them to realize they have known that person all along? A love triangle might help. And that's what the scriptwriters have in store.

The drama also stars Yoon Kyun Sang, last seen playing Lee Jong Suk's brother in "Pinocchio. Yoon plays a third-generation chaebol and Lee Jin Wook's romantic rival. Lee Joo Sung plays Ha Ji Won's brother. The rest of the cast includes Kang Rae Yeon, Shin Jung Geun, Jin Kyung, Jang Hee Soo, Seo Joo Hee and Choi Dae Chul.

The first script reading went well and the actors seemed to have a good time getting into character.

Min Hyo Jung, who wrote the script for "Full House" is the screenwriter for this drama. Jo Soo Won, who directed "Pinocchio" and "I Hear Your Voice," is the director.

"The Time I Loved You, 7,000 Days" is a remake of the Taiwanese drama "In Time With You." The weekend drama will follow "Divorce Lawyers In Love" in mid June.