Kwon Yool is a South Korean actor. Born on June 29, 1982, as Kwon Se In, he got his start in the 2001 theater production of “Carmen.” He has starred in many films and television dramas since, including “Lie to Me” (2011), “Angel’s Revenge” (2014), “Let’s Eat Season 2” (2015), “One More Happy Ending” (2016), “Bring It On, Ghost” (2016) and “Whisper” (2017).

Kwon Yool

Once legendary figures in their respective fields, three men find their lives upended and sidelined to the remote Yeongseon Island following a mysterious, life-altering event. Jeong Ho Myung (Shin Ha Kyun), a former National Intelligence Service agent, now works as a cook while nursing a decade-old grudge. He is joined by Bong Jae Soon (Oh Jung Se), a North Korean operative grappling with memory loss, and Kang Beom Ryong (Heo Sung Tae), a once-feared gang leader currently managing a quiet convenience store. As they navigate the mundane struggles of middle age, a series of incidents forces these sidelined professionals to awaken their dormant instincts. Together, they embark on a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the buried truth behind the fateful day that changed the trajectory of their lives.

Fifties Professionals

Do Hyeon Tae

JTBC

Once a convict, Seo Ji Hwan (Um Tae Goo) is now a successful, albeit overly cautious CEO, who has yet to experience any of life’s more enjoyable pleasures: namely falling in love. But all that changes when fate brings beloved children’s content creator Go Eun Ha (Han Sun Hwa) into his life. The unlikely pair find love most unexpectedly but Eun Ha’s longtime fan, Prosecutor Jang Hyeon U (Kwon Yool) isn’t ready to let her go without a fight. Directed by Kim Young Hwan and Kim Woo Hyun, this 2024 South Korean romantic comedy series was adapted from the web novel “The Woman Who Plays” by Park Soo Jung.

My Sweet Mobster

Barbie Girl in a Mobster World

Jang Hyeon U

When respected narcotics detective Jang Jae Gyeong (Ji Sung) is forced to take – and subsequently becomes addicted to – a mysterious drug, his world is shattered. Framed for a crime he didn't commit and haunted by the death of a high school friend, he's plunged into a desperate fight for survival and truth. He teams up with reporter and old high school friend Oh Yun Jin (Jeon Mi Do), who’s trying to chase down a lead on the new drug after witnessing a woman die in front of her. Jae Gyeong must navigate a dangerous web of corruption, blackmail, and long-buried resentments among his affluent former classmates-turned-suspects. Can Jae Gyeong figure out who’s behind the spread of the drugs ravaging the city and clear his name?

Connection

Tangled Connections

Park Tae Jin

In the peaceful town of Woojin, a series of shocking murders upends life as the townspeople know it. Detective Oh Jin Seong (Na In Woo) quickly joins the case when his younger brother, Oh Jin Woo (Ren), is identified as the prime suspect. Determined to prove his brother’s innocence, Jin Seong works tirelessly to catch the real culprit and clear Jin Woo's name. However, as Jin Seong delves deeper, he uncovers disturbing family secrets. Will these revelations stop him, or will they fuel his relentless quest for justice? This 2023 South Korean mystery drama was directed by Han Chul Soo and Kim Yong Min.

Longing for You

Longing for the Truth Team

Choi Min Jae (Choi Woo Shik), a young police detective from a family of law enforcement, is recruited by Internal Affairs to investigate a potentially corrupt anti-narcotics task force led by veteran cop Park Kang Yoon (Cho Jin Woong). As Min Jae delves deeper into the investigation, he discovers that Park's luxurious lifestyle and unorthodox methods may not be as straightforward as they initially appear. Suspicions of an informant within the unit and a dangerous new drug on the streets add complexity to Min Jae's mission. Despite initial doubts, Min Jae begins to realize that Park Kang Yoon might not be the corrupt officer everyone believes him to be. This is a 2022 South Korean movie directed by Lee Kyoo Man.

The Policeman's Lineage

KBS02

Jin Moo Hak (Kim Min Jae), a savvy, uncultured restaurant CEO, finds himself unexpectedly entangled with Kim Da Li (Park Gyu Young), a brilliant, sophisticated art museum director from a prestigious but now struggling family. When Da Li's family museum faces financial ruin after her father's sudden death, Moo Hak, a major creditor, steps in. He expects a quick, profitable transaction, but Da Li's unwavering passion for art and her surprising resilience challenge his cynical worldview. Can this unlikely pair navigate cultural clashes, family secrets, and a burgeoning attraction to save the museum – and each other?

Dali and Cocky Prince

Dali and Prince Lovers Team 

During the Joseon era, where class dictates destiny, Prince Yi Geum (Jung Il Woo), a brilliant but illegitimate royal, is dismissed as unimportant. However, beneath the surface lies a sharp mind and a burning desire for justice. When a conspiracy threatens to destabilize the throne, Yi Geum finds himself entangled with an unlikely band of allies: Yeo Ji (Go Ara), a skilled female detective, Park Mun Su (Kwon Yool), a passionate investigator, and Dal Moon (Park Hoon), a well-connected charismatic commoner. Together, they navigate treacherous political waters, uncover corruption, and fight to reform a broken system. Can this underdog prince, with his unconventional allies, overcome prejudice and betrayal to claim his rightful place and usher in an era of true justice? This drama was inspired by the life of King Yeong Jo.

Haechi

The Guardians of Justice Team

Park Mun Su

Mark (Ma Dong Seok), an adopted Korean-American arm wrestling champion working as a bouncer, returns to South Korea after 30 years, hoping to find his biological mother. Guided by his friend Jin Ki (Kwon Yool), Mark discovers his mother has passed away but finds unexpected family in his step-sister Soo Jin (Han Ye Ri) and her children, Joon Hyung (Choi Seung Hoon) and Joon Hee (Ock Ye Rin). As he connects with his newfound relatives, Mark's long-standing loneliness begins to heal, and he prepares for an upcoming arm wrestling tournament with renewed purpose and support. This heartwarming journey helps Mark rediscover his roots and find a sense of belonging he has long missed. "Champion" is a 2018 South Korean sports comedy film directed by Kim Yong Wan.

Champion

We are the Champions 

Young Joo is a detective. As she spends the better part of her time dealing with criminals, she tends to speak bluntly, but she also has a girlish side to her. Dong Joon is a judge who refuses to use his family's connections and wants to stand on his own. Young Joo's father has been framed for murder, so she tries to prove his innocence. She hopes Dong Joon will help her father after she finds crucial evidence. However, Dong Joon is in danger of failing to be reappointed. Even though he has always wanted to be a fair and righteous judge, he succumbs to temptation when faced with the danger of not being reappointed and convicts Young Joo's father. Young Joo and Dong Joon seem to be enemies, but the future has much more in store for them, and their relationship changes.

Whisper

The Whisperer Team

Kang Jung Il

Park Bong Pal (Taecyeon), a college student with the ability to see ghosts, works as a part-time exorcist. When he meets Kim Hyeon Ji (Kim So Hyun), the ghost of a 19-year-old who died in a car accident, they form an unexpected partnership. After accidentally kissing, Hyun Ji discovers Bong Pal might hold the key to her past and moves in with him. Together, they help ghosts cross over to the afterlife, using Hyun Ji's unique ability to see how ghosts died. As they investigate, they become intrigued by the mysterious Professor Joo Hye Seong (Kwon Yool), who seems connected to their individual mysteries.

Bring It On, Ghost

GHOSTBUSTERS

Joo Hye Sung

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 

Goo Hae Joon

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?

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