Kwon Ki Sun is a South Korean actress. Born on May 10, 1960, she made her acting debut in the 1980 film “Winter Love.” She has since primarily acted in supporting roles in television dramas, including the recent “Romance Town” (2011), “Queen Insoo” (2011), “Cunning Single Lady” (2014), “Oh My Venus” (2015) and Viki’s first original series “Dramaworld” (2016).

Kwon Ki Sun

What is the most exciting — and most terrifying — thing that can happen to a K-drama fanatic? Claire Duncan (Liv Hewson) is a 20-year-old college student who finds her real life boring. Maybe that’s because she’s never looking up, instead having her nose buried in her smartphone and watching her favorite Korean drama, “Taste of Love,” starring her favorite actor Joon Park (Sean Dulake). Joon Park plays the hot chef and protagonists in “Taste of Love” who is still waiting for his one true love to come into his life. Through a touch of the supernatural and a sprinkle of magic, Claire’s desire to shed her own boring life and live in the world of “Taste of Love” comes true when she is transported into her favorite drama and comes face-to-face with Joon Park! There, Claire also meets the mysterious waiter Seth Ko (Justin Chon), who made his own journey into the drama years ago from the real world and mentors Claire on how to navigate the dramaworld. When the appearance of Claire throws “Taste of Love” off-balance, causing other dramas to splice into the series, what kind of crazy adventure will Claire experience? “Dramaworld” is a 2016 Viki original series. Set in Los Angeles and Seoul, the first-ever American-Korean mashup series is written by Josh Billig and Chris Martin and directed by Chris Martin.

Dramaworld

The K-Drama Lovers

KBS, KOCOWA

Lawyer Kang Joo Eun (Shin Min Ah), once hailed as the "Daegu Venus" for her stunning looks, finds herself struggling with her weight and self-confidence. Fate intervenes when she faints on a flight back to Korea, only to be saved by Kim Young Ho (So Ji Sub), the secret heir to a powerful medical conglomerate and, under the alias “John Kim,” a renowned Hollywood trainer headed to Korea to lay low after a scandal. Surprisingly, they continue to run into each other in a number of precarious situations, and eventually Joo Eun enlists Young Ho to help her reclaim her health and former glory, desperate for a change after a devastating breakup. As they navigate grueling workouts, unexpected challenges, and the complexities of their pasts, their professional relationship slowly blossoms into something more.

Oh My Venus

Minion's Rising Team

When Na Ae Ra (Lee Min Jung) and Cha Jung Woo (Joo Sang Wook) first started dating, she dreamt of becoming a beautiful housewife. However, shortly after their marriage, Jung Woo quit his job as a civil servant to pursue his dreams of entrepreneurship. Ae Ra supports them financially for four years, but the stress eventually causes her to file for divorce. Unfortunately for Ae Ra, Jung Woo’s business venture succeeds a few years later, catapulting him to wealth while Ae Ra is stuck paying their marital debts. Ae Ra decides to get revenge by trying to “win him back,” hoping for an acknowledgement of everything she did, but Jung Woo suspects that she just wants him for his money. As the exes circle and scheme around each other, they begin to realize that their old feelings never truly went away – but is a second chance a good idea?

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