Ju Chang-geun — A Good Lawyer's Wife Character Profile

About Ju Chang-geun

Joo Young-jak's father, suffering from alcoholism, terminal liver failure, and dementia. A Korean War refugee whose lingering communist nostalgia contrasts with the family's modern struggles.

Character Facts

Played by

Kim In-mun

Appears in

A Good Lawyer's Wife (2003)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (3)

• Ju Chang-geun — Family Daughter-in-law — Eun Ho-jeong (Moon So-ri)

  Establishes the formal family hierarchy and Ho-jeong's role within the patriarchal household.

• Ju Chang-geun — Social Neighbor — Shin Ji-woon (Bong Tae-gyu)

  Represents the external intrusion of youth and transgression into the family's private sphere.

• Ju Chang-geun — Unknown Indirect — Kim Yeon (Baek Jeong-rim)

  Symbolizes the external corruption seeping into the family's moral foundation.

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