As Jordan pushes Charlie to abandon his predictable nature, her erratic and often "sassy" behavior is revealed to be a mask for a deep personal secret. The two eventually agree to separate for one year, leaving letters for each other to read upon their reunion—a test to see if destiny will bring them back together. Production & Casting
While the original 2001 film is a cornerstone of the "Korean Wave," the 2008 remake faced a more difficult path, ultimately being released in the United States. My Sassy Girl (2008) - IMDb My Sassy Girl (2008)
The story follows Charlie Bellow, a cautious Midwestern guy whose life is precisely planned out until a chance encounter on a subway platform. He saves a heavily intoxicated Jordan from falling onto the tracks, beginning a chaotic relationship where she "woos, grooms, and ultimately dumps" him. As Jordan pushes Charlie to abandon his predictable
DreamWorks originally purchased the remake rights in 2002 for $750,000. After several years in development, Gold Circle Films eventually produced it, filming in New York City's Central Park and Upper East Side. Critical Reception My Sassy Girl (2008) - IMDb The story