Kim Rae Won is a South Korean actor who was born on March 19, 1981, in Gangneung,&nbsp;Gangwon Province,&nbsp;South Korea. He originally hoped to become a professional basketball player but suffered a career-ending injury while still at school. He went on to study Theater and Film at&nbsp;Chung-Ang University, following up with his acting debut in the 1997 drama series “Me.” He then went on to appear in the drama “School 2” (1999) and the movie “Plum Blossom” (2000) and the comedy-drama “My Love Patzzi” (2002). He also scored hits with the likes of “Insadong Scandal” in 2009. More recently, he played a starring role in the 2021 drama series “L.U.C.A.: THE BEGINNING.”

Kim Rae Won

Lee Jae Hoon (Kim Rye Won), an advertising agency employee, has his world turned upside down when his wedding is called off just hours before the ceremony. Drowning his sorrows in alcohol, he frequently sends inappropriate messages to colleagues during his drunken episodes. Sun Young (Gong Hyo Jin), a new agency hire, catches everyone's attention after a public confrontation with her cheating boyfriend. When Jae Hoon drunkenly contacts her, they discover an unexpected connection and potential romantic spark. As their unconventional relationship begins to develop, office gossip threatens to complicate their budding romance. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic comedy directed by Kim Han Gyul.

Crazy Romance

"Crazy Romantic Team"

KBS02

Successful businessman and CEO Moon Soo Ho (Kim Rae Won) is known for his guarded personality, but he’s secretly a romantic. Coincidentally, he meets travel agent Jung Hae Ra (Shin Sae Kyung), who he grew up with after his parents’ passing, in Slovenia. Unbeknownst to Soo Ho, Hae Ra’s parents also died, turning her life upside-down overnight, but her luck changes after meeting a mysterious fashion designer. While Soo Ho and Hae Ra rekindle their previous affection for each other, something supernatural stands in their way: mysterious, centuries-old witches named Sharon (Seo Ji Hye) and Becky (Jang Mi Hee), who have their own desires for the couple that go beyond their current lifetimes. Can Soo Ho and Hae Ra overcome forces beyond their control in the name of love, or are their fates destined for another ending?

Black Knight

Moon Soo Ho

Despite his successful career as a surgeon, an accident on the job causes Hong Ji Hong (Kim Rae Won) to take a step back from practicing medicine and transition to teaching high school biology. In his new position, one particular student stands out: Yoo Hye Jung (Park Shin Hye), a prickly, rebellious girl raised by her grandmother. Under Ji Hong’s guidance, Hye Jung turns her life around both academically and personally as she learns to let her guard down around others. They part ways after Hye Jung graduates from high school, but reunite thirteen years later: Ji Hong has returned to neurosurgery, and Hye Jung works at the same hospital after becoming a surgeon herself, motivated by her grandmother’s tragic death due to medical negligence. Alongside her former teacher, Hye Jung navigates hospital politics, complex medical cases, and reawakened feelings for Ji Hong – but can she have it all?

Doctors

Nerves Gone Wild Team

Hong Ji Hong

In the 1970s, Gangnam was nothing more than an underdeveloped piece of land on the southern side of Seoul. Growing up, childhood friends Jong Dae (Lee Min Ho) and Yong Gi (Kim Rae Won) struggled to get by. After local thugs demolish their homes, the pair of money-desperate friends find themselves caught on separate sides of a violent political skirmish. Three years later, Jong Dae lives an honest life while Yong Gi has teamed up with the city’s most powerful criminal organization. Soon engulfed in the brutal fight between Gangnam's political powers and criminal organizations, the friendship of these childhood friends is put to the ultimate test. Yoo Ha directed this 2015 South Korean neo-noir action film.

Gangnam Blues

Baek Yong Gi

Prosecutor Park Jung Hwan (Kim Rae Won), chief of the anti-corruption investigation team of the prosecutor’s office, has made plenty of personal sacrifices throughout his career in order to obtain his position. However, when he learns that he has a malignant brain tumor and only six months left to live, he reexamines his life choices – and decides that before he dies, he’ll take down his corrupt boss, Lee Tae Joon (Jo Jae Hyun). He enlists the help of his ex-wife Shin Ha Gyung (Kim A Jung), a prosecutor herself, who still cares for him despite her mixed feelings about Jung Hwan’s priorities during their marriage. Will Jung Hwan succeed in fulfilling his dying wish?

Punch

Park Jung Hwan

In the world of traditional Korean cuisine, Bong Joo (actor name) and Sung Chan (actor name), raised as brothers, find themselves at a crossroads when a special cooking contest challenges their familial bonds. Bong Joo, from a renowned restaurant family claiming descent from the last royal Joseon Dynasty chef, expects to inherit the family business and marry Joo Hee (actor name). However, Sung Chan's exceptional culinary talent and unconventional approach threaten Bong Joo's plans. When a shocking revelation about their great-grandfather emerges, it creates tension between them. Joo Hee sympathizes with Sung Chan, attempting to support him amid the family conflict. Ultimately, Sung Chan leaves to become a food peddler, specializing in sourcing the finest traditional Korean ingredients. Their brotherhood is tested by ambition, family legacy, and culinary passion. This 2000s South Korean culinary drama explores family dynamics, tradition, and personal growth in the competitive world of Korean cuisine.

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