Lee Yoon Ji is a South Korean actress. Born on March 15, 1984, she made her acting debut in the 2003 television series “Nonstop 4” and has since starred in many popular dramas, films and variety shows. She is best known for her roles in “Goong (aka Princess Hour)” (2006), “Dream High” (2011), “The King 2 Hearts” (2012), “Dr. Frost” (2014) and “Ex-Girlfriend Club” (2015). Lee Yoon Ji also has sung the soundtrack to many of her television dramas. The actress married a non-celebrity in 2014.

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The Third Charm is a story of two people spanning over a period of 12 years. From their college years to a more mature age of 32, will they find true love when they meet for the third time?

In college, On Joon Yeong (Seo Kang Joon) is an intelligent but shy university student who meets Lee Yeong Jae (Esom) on a blind date. Lee Yeong Jae (Esom) is an optimistc 20 year old assistant hairdresser. She is not shy - the complete opposite to Oh Joon Yeong (Seo Kang Joon). Will they realize that they're everything they've ever hoped for during their twelve year on-again, off-again relationship?

The Third Charm

The frivolous prince of South Korea gets involved with the strongest North Korean special force officer at the World Officer Championship! Lee Jae Ha, the South Korean Prince, loves goofing around and has no interest in state affairs at all. Kim Hang Ah, the first female drill sergeant of the North Korean special force, dreams of finding her Mr. Right and getting married to him. Army officers from 16 countries gather for the World Officer Championship, and South and North Korea enter as one team for the first time. There, Hang Ah and Jae Ha get to share a room, but their start as a team doesn\u2019t seem smooth at all.

The King 2 Hearts

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Hye Mi, who dreams of becoming the second Jo Su Mi, has recently been a princess in a wealthy family, but all her dreams are shattered when her father goes bankrupt. Due to her father, who went into hiding, a debt collector constantly pursues Hye Mi and threatens her to pay her father's debt. Through student auditions and many incidents in this school, she becomes mature and learns what friendship and love mean. This is about the story we face every day. Through this touching story in this school, we also understand the importance of putting things in perspective.

Dream High

Yoo Suk (Kim Ju Hyuk) is kind-hearted but has no idea that his fiancée Na Ri (Lee Si Young) has been playing him for a fool, trying to bleed him dry of money.

When he takes out a loan to pay for a love nest, Na Ri senses that she cannot get any more money out of staying with Yoo Suk – and promptly drops off the radar.

While still trying to track down Na Ri, Yoo Suk meets Ae Yeon (Lee Yoon Ji), a police officer who is nursing a broken heart. Over time, the two are drawn closer together.

Meanwhile, Na Ri has met a dangerous mobster she thinks will help bankroll her lifestyle. However, when she runs off with a bag of his money, his newfound love for her is put to the test…

This movie was based on the 2005 Japanese movie “A Stranger of Mine.”

“Couples” is a 2011 South Korean movie directed by Jung Yong Gi.

Couples

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Following Korea’s liberation in 1945, one of the country’s first acts was to reinstate the Korean monarchy. Since then, the country has thrived under the reign of its emperors and a fondness has grown between the monarchy and its people. As such, when it’s announced that Emperor Lee Hyeon (Park Chan Hwan) has fallen ill, the entire country hopes and prays for his quick recovery.

With the Emperor gravely ill, the imperial family insists that Crown Prince Lee Shin (Joo Ji Hoon) take a bride, thus securing his ascension to the throne, should the need arise. Though he once wished to marry Min Hyo Rin (Song Ji Hyo), a talented ballerina who chose her career over the prince, Lee Shin finds his wishes ultimately irrelevant as his grandfather had promised his hand to Shin Chae Kyung (Yoon Eun Hye), the granddaughter of the late Emperor’s best friend. Though not in love with the prince, Chae Kyung agrees to honor the late Emperor’s wishes to help her financially struggling family and soon finds herself trading her life as a normal high school girl for that of a Crown Princess.

Adjusting to life in the palace is hard for Chae Kyung, especially since her husband tends to give her the cold shoulder, but the arrival of Prince Lee Yul (Kim Jeong Hoon) makes her life a little easier as the two quickly become good friends. Despite her husband’s seemingly frozen heart, Chae Kyung can’t help falling for him over time. But can she ever win his heart if it seems it already belongs to someone else?

Adapted from the manhwa “Gung - Palace Love Story” by Park Soo Hee, “The Princess Hours” is a 2006 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Hwang In Roe and Kim Do Hyung.

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