Kim Hyun Sook is a South Korean comedian and actress. Born on October 16, 1978, she is best known for playing the title character in the long-running television sitcom “Rude Miss Young Ae” about an old miss dealing with challenges at work and in life. She also has appeared in the popular films “Spellbound” (2011) and “Miss Granny” (2014) as well as the television drama “Mystery Queen” (2017). Kim Hyun Sook also was a cast member of the popular reality show “Real Men: Female Soldier Special” (2015), for which she won the Female Excellence Award in a Variety Show at the 2015 MBC Entertainment Awards.

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Hyun Woo (Kwon Sang Woo) and Sun Young (Lee Jung Hyun) may have married happily enough, but after years of disappointed dreams and endless strife, it was only a matter of time before their “happily ever after” came to an end. Finally pushed beyond her limits, Sun Young asks Hyun Woo for a divorce. Unable to find a way or reason to stay together, the two proceeded with the divorce ceremony and are now free to go their separate ways.&nbsp;

Despite the fact that Hyun Woo was initially reluctant to agree to the divorce, he finds himself admitting that the freedom he’s enjoying as a now-single man, is rather enjoyable. No longer stuck in the nightmarish routine of his married life, Hyun Woo is determined to stay as far away from his ex as possible. Unfortunately his plan to stay away fails miserably. Running into Sun Young rather unexpectedly, Hyun Woo tries to make the best of this cruel twist of fate, writing it off as a one-time meeting. But when he learns that Sun Young is now dating, Sang Cheol (Lee Jong Hyuk), his old high school rival, Hyun Woo just can’t seem to stay away.

Irritated and restless, Hyun Woo tries to forget about Sun Young and move on, but the more he thinks about her current relationship, the more frustrated he becomes. Will he ever find a way to let go of the past and move on?

A story of love, jealousy, and second chances, “Love, Again” is a 2019 romantic comedy film directed by Park Yong Jib.

Love, Again

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Oh Laura (Kim Sung Ryung) is an established Korean scientist in the world of robotics and AI, who married into one of the nation’s richest families. Her son Nam Shin (Seo Kang Joon), who stands to inherit the family business, is brutally assaulted one day and left in a coma.
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To cope with the grief and to ease the public’s opinions on her son, she builds an android copy of her son and is successful after three tries. She then hires former martial artist Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon) as his bodyguard. Things get messy when So Bong develops feelings for this android copy of Nam Shin - will she be able to protect Nam Shin from his assailants, and what will she do about these growing emotions?

Are You Human Too?

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Despite her amazing voice, Kang Han Na (Kim Ah Joong) has never been able to make her dreams of becoming a pop star come true. On the larger side, Han Na doesn’t fit the ideal image of an idol but that hasn’t kept the music industry from taking advantage of her voice. Working behind the scenes, Han Na provides the voice for popular idol, Amy (Ji Seo Yun), a beautiful young woman with zero vocal talent.

Though she spends most of her life living and working in the shadows, Han Na isn’t entirely removed from the glamorous life of an idol. Working closely with Amy’s music producer, Sang Joon (Joo Jin Mo), Han Na has developed quite a crush on the handsome producer, but her extreme lack of self-confidence makes declaring her feelings impossible. Of course just because Sang Joon hasn’t picked up on her feelings doesn’t mean others are equally oblivious. Aware of Han Na’s feelings, Amy sets her sensitive ghost singer up for a cruel joke at Sang Joon’s birthday party, not knowing that the emotional trauma from that evening would push Han Na a bit too far.

Tired of being ignored and bullied because of her size, Han Na decides to make some very drastic changes in her life. Seeking the help of a plastic surgeon, Han Na disappears for an entire year only to return as the incredibly beautiful Jenny. Will this astounding transformation bring Han Na the happiness she so desperately desires or will it invoke an entirely different set of problems?

Based on the manga “Kanna’s Big Success” by Yumiko Suzuki, “200 Pounds Beauty” is a 2006 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Kim Yong Hwa.&nbsp;

200 Pounds Beauty

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