Jo Yoon Hee is a popular South Korean actress. Born on October 13, 1982, she made her acting debut in the 2002 television series “Orange.” She has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including “Golden Fish” (2010) (which garnered her a Best New Actress award), “Lie to Me” (2011), “My Husband Got a Family” (2012), “Nine: 9 Times Time Travel” (2013), “Scandal: A Shocking and Wrongful Incident” (2013), “The King’s Face” (2014), “Pied Piper” (2016) and “Laurel Tree Tailors” (2016-2017).

Jo Yoon Hee

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Auto mechanic Geum Ju (Choi Soo Young) has a problem: she's addicted to alcohol, to the point that she even breaks off her engagement because she would choose drinking over her fiancé. Concerned, her family intervenes to try and help her reduce her dependency. As Geum Ju returns to her hometown, she reconnects with her high school best friend (and first love) Ui Jun (Gong Myoung), who's since become a doctor. However, despite their shared past as drinking buddies in their early 20s, Ui Jun is now cold and distant from her, seems to despise alcohol, and regularly gives lectures about the dangers of drinking. Curious, Geum Ju decides to try and figure out what changed – and might just change both of their lives in the process.

Second Shot at Love

🍻 Drunks in Love Team

Han Hyeon Ju

SBS, KOCOWA

Matthew Lee (Uhm Ki Joon), the CEO of Tikitaka, the largest cell phone platform company in South Korea, once orchestrated a deadly game revolving around a missing schoolgirl. He drew a wide range of people, including former gangster Min Do Hyuk (Lee Joon), into a bloody web of intrigue. But now, Matthew is not the only one hellbent on revenge as the game's players reunite. A mortal conflict is brewing between Matthew, Do Hyuk, and Hwang Chan Seong (Lee Jung Shin), a new rival on the scene. Is anyone safe as this vicious quest for retribution approaches its fatal end? This series is the sequel to 2023’s “The Escape of the Seven.”

The Escape of the Seven: Resurrection

Run, Run, as Fast as You Can

Go Myeong Ji

Seven seemingly unrelated individuals find their lives irrevocably intertwined after a young girl's disappearance: ruthless CEO Geum Ra Hee (Hwang Jung Eum), former gangster Min Do Hyuk (Lee Joon), aspiring idol Han Mo Ne (Lee Yu Bi), cunning doctor Cha Ju Ran (Shin Eun Kyung), entertainment CEO Yang Jin Mo (Yoon Jong Hoon), school teacher Go Myoung Ji (Jo Yoon Hee), and detective Nam Chul Woo (Jo Jae Yoon), all pulled together by mysterious media mogul Matthew Lee (Uhm Ki Joon). As they are drawn into a web of deceit, betrayal, and murder, it becomes clear that each holds a dark secret connected to the missing girl. Will any of them escape the meticulously planned retribution, or are they all destined to pay the ultimate price for their sins?

The Escape of the Seven

KBS02

Kim Cheong Ah (Seol In Ah), an aspiring civil servant, strives for a fresh start after a past suicide attempt and bullying. Her older sister, Kim Seol Ah (Jo Yoon Hee), driven by a desire for wealth and status, marries into a prestigious family but finds herself in a loveless marriage. Their lives intersect with Gu Jun Hwi (Kim Jae Yeong), a cynical CEO still grappling with the mysterious death of his brother years prior, and Moon Tae Rang (Yoon Park), a charming and kind chef who becomes entangled with the Kim sisters, offering warmth and stability amidst the brewing storms. As hidden truths surface, these characters navigate love, loss, and the pursuit of happiness, ultimately discovering the profound impact they have on each other's lives.

Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life

Elite safe-cracker Ji Hyuk (Kim Woo Bin) is no stranger to crime, regularly conducting heists with counterfeiter Koo In (Ko Chang Seok). However, their latest plan to steal diamonds from high-end jewelry store owner President Jo (Kim Yeong Cheol), requires more technical knowledge, so Koo In introduces Ji Hyuk to elite hacker Jong Bae (Lee Hyun Woo). While rumors swirl around Jong Bae's unstable allegiances, the trio decide to proceed – only to get caught by President Jo, who decides to utilize their skills to steal over 100 million dollars from the Incheon Customs secure vault. Will President Jo get his way, or do these con artists have something else up their sleeves?

The Con Artists

Eun Ha

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

Tired of being looked down on, civil servant Gong Ah Jung (Yoon Eun Hye) tells what she thinks is a small lie to an antagonistic acquaintance: she’s actually secretly married to wealthy hotel CEO Hyun Ki Joon (Kang Ji Hwan). To her dismay, the rumor spreads impossibly fast, eventually reaching Ki Joon himself. He threatens Ah Jung with a lawsuit, but a series of absurd events eventually forces Ki Joon to acknowledge that pretending to be married might actually prove mutually beneficial. As they navigate the absurdities of their fabricated relationship, dealing with nosy relatives, jealous ex-lovers, and the ever-present threat of exposure, genuine feelings begin to blossom amidst the lies. Will their pretend marriage evolve into a real one, or will the truth ultimately tear them apart?

Lie to Me

Oh Yoon Joo

Yoo Jin (Jo Yoon Hee), an art student, lives with her mother Jeong Im (Kim Chung), who divorced her husband years ago. When Yoo Jin encourages her mother to start dating again, she buys her a provocative birthday gift. Unexpectedly, Jeong Im reunites with her first love Seung Rok (Jung Seung Ho) from two decades ago. Yoo Jin supports their potential relationship, despite her boyfriend Byeong Seok's (Kim Dong Wook) unease about their connection. Byeong Seok appears to know a disturbing secret that could potentially disrupt the budding romance between Jeong Im and Seung Rok, and threatens to take drastic action. As tensions rise, the four characters must confront a mysterious past that could unravel their hopes for love and happiness. This is a 2007 South Korean movie directed by Kim Tae Hee.

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