Jung Kyung Ho

Hive media corp, MINDMARK Inc

When the boss of Sikgupa, the largest gang in the city of Yongdu, suddenly passes away, two men are selected as potential successors: Na Soon Tae (Jo Woo Jin) and Dong Gang Pyo (Jung Kyung Ho). Unfortunately, neither wants to take over – Soon Tae aspires to expand his Chinese restaurant Mimiru across the country, while Gang Pyo dreams of becoming a top tango dancer. As they try to ensure that they lose the boss election, fellow gang member Cho Pan Ho (Park Ji Hwan) tries to enter the race to no avail, as no one believes he's capable of leading. Shaking things up is undercover cop Hong Tae Gyu (Lee Kyoo Hyung), who infiltrates Mimiru as a delivery man to keep an eye on the gang's operations. Will this spell the end of Sikgupa? This film was adapted from the 2010 Hong Kong film "Once a Gangster."

Boss

Dong Gang Pyo

Noh Mu Jin (Jung Kyung Ho) is a labor attorney with little sense of justice, viewing his job primarily as a means to an end. After a near-death experience, he gains the ability to see ghosts and is forced into an unusual contract to solve their labor problems in exchange for his life. Reluctantly, Mu Jin becomes a ghost-dedicated labor consultant, helping spirits who died unjustly in the workplace find peace. As he navigates these bizarre cases alongside his team, including his sister-in-law Na Hee Ju (Seol In Ah) and content creator Go Gyeon Woo (N), he begins to grow as a person and genuinely embrace his unique role.

Oh My Ghost Clients

✨Ghost Client Force 👻

Noh Mu Jin

In the affluent Apgujeong District of Seoul, Dae Guk (Ma Dong Seok) dreams of launching a mega-clinic amid the area's numerous plastic surgery centers. When he meets Park Ji Woo (Jung Kyung Ho), a talented surgeon with a suspended medical license, Dae Guk sees an opportunity to become the unofficial king of cosmetic surgery. Determined to succeed despite legal obstacles, the unlikely duo forms a partnership that challenges medical regulations and pushes ethical boundaries. Their ambitious plan to revolutionize the plastic surgery world hangs in the balance as Park Ji Woo's secret threatens to unravel everything. This is a 2022 South Korean movie directed by Lim Jin Sun.

Men of Plastic

Park Ji Woo

When Shin Nam (Ryu Kyung Soo), a struggling shamanism trainee with more bluff than skill, volunteers to help an affluent woman connect with her deceased father, he seeks help from his teacher. During the ceremony, he mysteriously vanishes. Chung Dam (Yang Hyun Min), a legitimate shaman possessed by a child god, begins investigating Shin Nam's disappearance. His search leads him to Ma Sung Jun (Park Sung Woong), an ex-convict shaman, and Son Ik Soo (Jung Kyung Ho), a powerful gangster involved in a local redevelopment project. As powerful men and shamans battle for control, Chung Dam must navigate a complex web of intrigue to uncover the truth about Shin Nam's fate. This is a 2022 South Korean film directed by Lee Han Jong, blending colorful characters with witty satire.

DAEMUGA: The Great Shaman Song

📿The Shaman Team📿

Mi Mo wished a happily ever after when she vowed to be the lawful wife of her ex-husband. Clearly, that wasn't the case for her. She now falls in love again and hopes that he's finally the one for her. Su Hyeok also has his share of heartbreaks and heartaches after the death of his former wife. With the pains from their previous lovers, they face reality and love with each other.

Happy Once Again

The Angels 

Song Soo Hyuk

Tae Woo (Jung Kyung Ho), a zookeeper, is devastated by his girlfriend Hee Yeon's (Jung Yoon Seon) terminal illness. Despite her wishes for him to move on, he remains grief-stricken. His life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers an unnamed, traumatized woman (Fujii Mina) in desperate condition. Compassionately, he brings her home and begins to care for her, intrigued by her mysterious past and silent demeanor. As they start living together, Tae Woo becomes determined to uncover her true identity and understand the circumstances that led her to his doorstep. Their unconventional cohabitation becomes a journey of healing, connection, and potential redemption. This is a 2015 South Korean movie directed by Han Cheol Soo.

Amor

💞 Never ending Love Team 💞

JTBC

Kang Min Ho (Jung Kyung Ho), devastated after losing his father and company to his uncle when he was younger, grows up to be a cold-blooded investment banker at Gold Investments. However, an unexpected heart attack and heart transplant transforms his perspective on life. As he discovers the meaning of true happiness and love, Min Ho develops unexpected feelings for his secretary, Kim Soon Jung (Kim So Yeon). However, his newfound emotional journey is complicated when Joon Hee (Yoon Hyun Min) also falls for Soon Jung, creating a complex love triangle that challenges Min Ho's personal growth and relationships.

Falling for Innocence

The Innocents

Kang Min Ho

As a child in 1970s Korea, Seo In Ae (Hwang Jung Eum) had the misfortune to witness her mother’s murder. While being raised by her aunt, In Ae vowed to avenge her mother’s death and help others seeking justice. She grew close to brothers Han Kwang Hoon (Ryu Soo Young) and Kwang Cheol (Jung Kyung Ho), the sons of a poor fisherman. In Ae and Kwang Hoon share a mutual romantic interest, but their lives consistently take them in different directions. However, Kwang Cheol also loves In Ae, despite knowing about his brother's interest. As In Ae's career aspirations bring her into military and political circles amidst the tumultous 1990s, she must skillfully navigate interpersonal conflicts, threats to democracy, and more.

Endless Love

Love Is Infinite Team

Two princesses are born with different fates. Princess Ja Myung is burdened with the destiny of saving her nation, Nakrang. Unlike her half-sister, Princess Nakrang, who enjoys a life of comfort and privilege, Princess Ja Myung's life is marked by hardship. The two sisters, who were born on the same day, both fall in love with Ho Dong, the prince of Goguryeo. The intelligent and handsome prince is revered by the people of Goguryeo as the reincarnation of the nation's founder, Ju Mong, due to his exceptional archery skills. Prince Ho Dong aspires to expand Goguryeo into a great empire by conquering Nakrang but is torn between the ambitious and powerful Goguryeo army and the sincere and ardent love of Nakrang and Ja Myung. The survival of an ancient kingdom depends on the love triangle between one who can sacrifice everything for the person she loves, one who can hurt the one she loves to save her nation, and one who does not know how to love, having never known the love of a parent.

Princess Ja Myung

Ho Dong

In 1971 South Korea, Soon Yi (Soo Ae) enters an arranged marriage with Sang Gil (Uhm Tae Woong), who remains emotionally distant and seemingly attached to his past love. When Sang Gil is deployed to Vietnam with the South Korean military, Soon Yi is determined to find him. Recruited by opportunistic band leader Jung Man (Jung Jin Young), she becomes a performer known as Sunny, entertaining troops and gaining popularity among senior officers. Her journey through the war-torn landscape becomes a quest not just to locate her husband, but to understand her own strength and purpose. As she navigates the challenging environment of the Vietnam War, Soon Yi transforms from a traditional wife into a resilient and independent woman seeking connection and meaning. This is a 2008 South Korean movie that was directed by Lee Jun Ik.

Sunny

"Sunny Fun's"

Lee Soo Hyun (Lee Joon Gi) and Kang Min Ki (Jung Kyung Ho) are childhood friends who grow up like brothers after Soo Hyun's mother is murdered by a Thai crime syndicate, the Cheongbang, and he's adopted by Min Ki's National Intelligence Services agent father. Years later, both become NIS agents, and Soo Hyun falls in love with Seo Ji Woo (Nam Sang Mi), who he first met when they were children. When Soo Hyun goes undercover to infiltrate the Cheongbang and avenge his mother, he suffers amnesia during a mission. Believed dead, he assumes the identity of a ruthless gangster named Kay. Min Ki, unaware of Soo Hyun's survival, tracks Kay, leading to a dangerous cat-and-mouse game where past loyalties clash with present realities, blurring the lines between friend and foe, and love and revenge – especially when hidden truths about Ji Woo’s past come to light.

Time Between Dog and Wolf

Twenty-year-old Sang Eun (Kang Hye Jung) has always dreamed of falling in love and finding a "prince charming" like the fairytales she reads. However, she doesn't fully realize that love might be a little complicated for her, as her intellectual disability means her emotional and mental maturity level is closer to that of a seven-year-old's. When she meets police officer Jong Bum (Jung Kyung Ho), Sang Eun thinks he might be the one for her, but Jong Bum tries to break up with her shortly after finding out about her disability. Sang Eun is further devastated when she learns about her mother's terminal diagnosis, as her mother is her biggest supporter and cheerleader in life. How will Sang Eun adapt to her changing reality? This 2007 Korean movie was directed by Heo In Moo.

Herb

Jong Bum

Brothers Kwang Shik (Kim Joo Hyuk) and Kwang Tae (Bong Tae Gyu) couldn't be more different when it comes to their approach toward women. Kwang Shik is extremely shy, unable to say a single word to a women, while Kwang Tae is a playboy who constantly sleeps around. However, the brothers' romantic lives are about to get a shake up: Kwang Shik runs into Yoon Kyung (Lee Yo Won), who he had a crush on in college but didn't ask out, while Kwang Tae meets a woman named Kyung Jae (Kim Ah Joong) who doesn't seem to fall for him as easily as he expected. Can Kwang Shik and Kwang Tae manage to find success in these relationships, or is true love just out of reach? This 2005 Korean film was directed by Kim Hyun Seok.

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