Yoo Ho Jung is a popular South Korean actress. Born on January 24, 1969, she made her acting debut in the 1991 television drama “Humble Men” and has starred in many popular films and dramas since, including the blockbuster 2011 film “Sunny” and the television dramas “Kimcheed Radish” (2007), “Heaven’s Garden” (2011), “A Little Love Never Hurts” (2013) and “Heard It Through the Grapevine” (2015). In 2013, Yoo Ho Jung began hosting her first variety show, a health and lifestyle program called “Olive Show.” Yoo Ho Jung married Lee Jae Ryong in 1995, and they have two kids.

Yoo Ho Jung

“Sunny” Released In the U.S.

“Sunny” reaches 1 Million Viewers

Winners Announced at the SBS Drama Awards

The sacrifices a mother makes for her child often go unnoticed. Her dreams are pushed aside to make way for those of her children. But what if fate decided to step in and change that?

Jang Mi (Yoo Ho Jung) was a woman with many dreams. Working in a local factory, she never thought she’d have a chance to live those dreams, but fate had other plans. Suddenly given the chance to train as a singer, Jang Mi finds herself swept up into a world of dreams. Turning those dreams into reality, Jang Mi thought life couldn’t get any better; but life doesn’t always go as planned...

Pregnant and alone, Jang Mi gives up her dreams of becoming a singer. Letting go of her old life, Jang Mi dedicated her entire life to raising her daughter, Hyun Ah. As the years pass, Jang Mi finds she’s content, living a new dream. Willing to let go of the past, Jang Mi tries to move on but the past won’t let go without a fight.

Suddenly confronted by old flames and forgotten dreams, Jang Mi is forced to reveal the truth about her hidden past and accept that some dreams never die.

"Rosebud" is a 2019 film directed by Jo Seok Hyeon.

Rosebud

In Sang always feels intimidated in front of his perfect father. He can never be comfortable before his mother, who is also graceful and beautiful. Only after meeting with Bom, In Sang realized that his life was full of oppression. On the other hand, Bom's family barely leads a normal life. However, she has no idea that In Sang is from a very wealthy family. Without a clue about his family, Bom and In Sang overstep the mark. After many twists and turns, as Bom is almost due to give birth, she goes up to In Sang's parents. But what she has to face is inhospitality and disesteem beyond imagination. In time, she unintentionally discovers the secrets of In Sang's family and realizes that knowledge is power.

Heard It Through the Grapevine

The Whispers

Choi Yeon Hee

Channel A

When you disobey your parents’ wishes and marry someone they don’t approve of, can you go back home again when the marriage fails? Jung Jae In (Yoo Ho Jeong) has no other choice but to return to her family home, despite being disowned by her father, Boo Sik, (Choi Bul Am) for marrying a divorced man with a daughter. But she brings her stepdaughter Eun Soo (Kim Sae Ron) and her daughter Hyun Soo (Ahn Seo Hyun) back to the picturesque countryside of the Kangwon Province when her husband Tae Sub (Kim Ho Jin) is imprisoned after his business goes bankrupt in Seoul. Leaving her daughters in her father’s care, Jae In returns to Seoul and hocks all of her possessions to bail her husband out of jail. On the day of his release, a mysterious woman meets her husband and leaves with him. Her world shaken, Jae In returns to her father’s home and faces the strained relationship with her father. Will Jae In be able to overcome her heartache and reconcile her family?

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