Alt Name: | 拜金女王 |
Genre: | Romance |
Director: | Chen Wei-ling |
Starring: | Vanness Wu Lynn Hung Daniel Chan Jessie Chiang |
Opentheme: | Is This All by Vanness Wu |
Endtheme: | 一百萬種親吻 by Rachel Liang |
Country: | Taiwan |
Language: | Mandarin French |
Num Episodes: | 1 season (22 episodes) |
Producer: | Chen Yu-shan |
Location: | Taiwan France |
Runtime: | approximately 70-79 minutes |
Company: | Orientales Production House |
Channel: | CTS |
Material Queen is a 2011 Taiwanese romance drama television series, a co-production between Next TVs producer Chen Yu-shan and CTS. It stars Vanness Wu and Lynn Hung. It premiered on June 17, 2011, on CTS. The drama was filmed in Taiwan and France.
Lin Chu Man (Lynn Hung), a fashion model with a sweet appearance and a body that stands out from the other models, does not prejudice against a man for being short, fat, ugly or old, as long as he is rich. One day, she met Cai Jia Hao (Vanness Wu) and thought she had met her perfect Mr. Right, but she doesn't know that he is actually a hired body double for the billionaire "Mr. William Norman". When she discovers that Jia Hao is only a hired body double and his true identity is a penniless music student, she immediately dumps him. As karma would have it, she loses her job to a younger model, her rich lover dumps her and she finds out that Cai Jia Hao will be her new roommate. Chu Man and Jia Hao's unexpected living arrangement forces them to reconcile and to really get to know each other. As Chu Man becomes closer to Jia Hao, her goal of nabbing the real estate tycoon Yan Kai Ming (Daniel Chan) becomes less of a priority. She starts to question whether being rich is what she truly desires.
Country/region | Channel | Timeslot | Episode premiere | Episode finale | |
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Taiwan | CTS | Friday 22:00 | 17 June 2011 | 11 November 2011 | |
ETTV Drama | Saturday 22:00 | 10 September 2011 | 2 February 2012 | ||
Next TV | Saturday 22:00 | 18 June 2011 | 12 November 2011 | ||
Super TV | Saturday 22:00 | 26 June 2011 | 20 November 2011 | ||
Singapore | Channel U | Sunday 21:15 | 11 November 2011 | ||
Hong Kong | Now 101 | Mondays To Fridays 9:00, 21:30 | 19 October 2011 | 2 December 2011 |