Kim Gyu Ri is a South Korean actress who was born on August 16, 1979, Anyang, South Korea. She studied at Dongduk Women's University, where she majored in Broadcasting and Entertainment. She made her acting debut in the late 1990s, appearing in the horror film “Memento Mori” in 1999. That same year she also made her TV drama series debut in “School,” playing the role of Park Na Ri. She has since gone on to appear in a number of hit movies, such as “Shotgun Love” (2011) and “Revivre” (2014).

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Michaela Choi (Lee Sung Kyung), an aspiring musical actress with the unique ability to see life spans, discovers her time clock stops when near Lee Do Ha (Lee Sang Yoon), the chief director of a cultural foundation. Desperate to pursue her dreams before her limited time expires, she strategically inserts herself into Do Ha's life, hoping to extend her own lifespan. As Do Ha becomes increasingly aware of her persistent presence, their unexpected connection challenges the boundaries of fate and time. This is a 2024 South Korean fantasy drama exploring themes of time and personal dreams.

About Time

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Shin Gap Soon (Kim So Eun), the youngest daughter of three, has been in a long-term relationship with Heo Gap Dol (Song Jae Rim), who she’s known since elementary school. Gap Dol has struggled to pass the civil service exam for years, leading Gap Soon to support them both through a series of part-time jobs. Gap Soon hopes that once Gap Dol passes his exam and gets a full-time job, they’ll finally have enough money and feel comfortable enough to get married. However, when Gap Soon finds out that she’s pregnant, she and Gap Dol decide to move in together despite her family’s disapproval, leading to difficulties neither of them saw coming. Will this bring them closer together, or will it ruin their relationship for good?

Our Gap Soon

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In sixteenth-century Joseon, illegitimate and scorned Prince Gwang Hae (Seo In Guk) faces a perilous path to the throne. His father, King Seon Jo (Lee Sung Jae), consumed by paranoia and the prophecy of a usurper, seeks the ultimate face reader to identify the true successor. Gwang Hae, however, possesses a secret weapon: his own burgeoning talent for reading faces, a skill he must hone in the shadows. As political intrigue, deadly conspiracies, and a captivating love triangle unfold, Gwang Hae must navigate treacherous court politics, outwit ruthless adversaries, and decipher the very faces of power to claim his rightful place and protect those he loves. This drama was inspired by true events.

The King's Face

The Face Readers

Sang Yeol (Im Chang Jung), a struggling home shopping TV presenter in his thirties, lives with his mother and harbors an unrequited crush on his attractive coworker So Yeon (Kim Gyu Ri). When So Yeon becomes pregnant by a disinterested TV producer Park (Kim Tae Hoon), she devises a cunning plan to convince Sang Yeol that he is the father. By fabricating a story of a drunken night together, she hopes to manipulate the naive Sang Yeol into supporting her and the unborn child. As her audacious scheme unfolds, Sang Yeol finds himself caught in a complex web of deception and unexpected potential fatherhood. This is a 2011 South Korean comedy directed by Rain Jung.

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