Lee Tae Ri is a South Korean actor. Born on June 28, 1993, he is best known for his roles in the popular 2012 television dramas “Moon Embracing the Sun” and “Rooftop Prince.” Lee Tae Ri began his career as a child actor under the name Lee Min Ho, debuting at the age of 5 in the 1998 television drama “Soonpoong Clinic,” which aired for two years. He has since starred in many popular films, including “Howling” (2012), and television dramas, including “Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho” (2010), “The Thorn Birds” (2011), “The Great Seer” (2012), “The Blade and Petal” (2013), “The Prime Minister Is Dating” (2013) and “Splendid Politics” (2015). Lee Tae Ri officially adopted his new stage name in June 2018.

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History is littered with the tales of the nine-tailed fox, a legendary creature who seduces the innocent in order to satisfy their craving for human flesh. Though there are few in this modern age who believe in the ghost stories of the past, there are some, like Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah), who are convinced the legends of old are full of more facts than fiction. Determined to prove to the world that the monsters that lurk in urban myths and ancient legends are, in fact, real, Ji Ah has plied her talent as a television producer to create a show that does just that. With an iron will and nerves of steel, Ji Ah hunts down the weird, unusual, and sometimes dangerous subject matter to showcase on her program.

During one such pursuit, Ji Ah comes across Lee Yeon (Lee Dong Wook), an irresistibly handsome and incredibly intelligent man who is so well put together that he seems too good to be true. Convinced there’s more to this man than meets the eye, Ji Ah keeps a close watch on him, but the more she observes him, the more convinced she becomes that he’s just like every other man in the world, cold and heartless. If only she knew the truth!

A nine-tailed fox who has only recently settled in the city, Lee Yeon has wrecked more than a little havoc since his arrival, as he has a penchant for cleansing human spirits. Fully aware that Ji Ah is tracking him, he does little to arouse her suspicion; but when his blood-thirsty step-brother, Lee Rang (Kim Bum) shows up, things get a bit more complicated. Will Lee Yeon be able to save both himself and Ji Ah from the wrath of his vengeful brother?

A thrilling tale of legends and love, “Tale of the Nine-Tailed” is an action-packed 2020 romantic fantasy drama directed by Kang Shin Hyo.

Tale of the Nine-Tailed

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One of the biggest hits on KOCOWA+ and one of the most shared K-Dramas of 2019! Can a high school girl, who realizes she is a side character in someone else's story, flip the script and start doing things her own way? Oh, you know she can! With a young cast of up-and-comers, this is not one to miss!

Extra-ordinary You

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Channel A

Lee Seul Bi (Kim Min Young) has a huge crush on her boss Lim Hyun Woo (Yong Junhyung). One day, she drinks a cup of magical coffee that changes her appearance! Lee Seul Bi introduces herself as Oh Go Woon (Chae Seo Jin), a close friend of Lee Seul Bi and goes to work instead. Lim Hyun Woo knows that these two women look nothing alike, but he can't shake the feeling Oh Go Woon reminds him of Lee Seul Bi.

Will Lee Seul Bi be able to keep her secret before her crush finds out the truth?

"Coffee, Do Me a Favor" is a 2018 Viki Original South Korean drama series directed by Park Soo Chul.

Coffee, Do Me a Favor

Coffee, Please ☕

JTBC

Han Se Kye (Seo Hyun Jin) is a top actress with many rumors surrounding her, especially because she seems to disappear out of the blue sometimes. To others, her life is a mystery because she's hiding an unbelievable secret. Her appearance completely changes for one week every month! One minute, she's the most famous actress in Korea, and another minute she can become a middle-aged businessman! One day, she encounters Seo Do Jae (Lee Min Ki), a brilliant man who is an executive at an airline company. He seems to have it all: a perfect appearance, intelligence, and a good job; but he has a secret too. He suffers from Prosopagnosia, the inability to recognize faces. However, he manages to hide this from the world, and he makes an effort to remember people by their personalities instead.

Seo Do Jae (Lee Min Ki)'s life begins to change when he meets Han Se Kye (Seo Hyun Jin). She is the only person whose face he can recognize. But with Han Se Kye (Seo Hyun Jin)'s constant disappearance and random physical changes, how long can she keep her secret?

Beauty Inside

Born of noble status, Princess Jeongmyeong gets tangled in a three-way confrontation for the throne and is ousted from the palace after a bloody coup. To survive, she disguises herself as a commoner man and works towards avenging her family and reclaiming the throne.

Hwa Jung, the Princess of Light

Splendid Team

Lee Gak is a Crown Prince in the Joseon era. He's got one love of his life, Princess Hwa Yong. Unfortunately, she dies in the lake outside the palace, which sends him into a deep state of sadness. He develops a way to reunite himself with her in her next life by traveling with his loyal servants to Seoul's 21st-century city. That is where he meets Park Ha, the stepsister of the reincarnated Princess Hwa Yong. He isn't used to the lifestyle, but he is determined to find his soulmate in Seoul.

Rooftop Prince

 The Joseon Power Rangers

Song Man-Bo

During the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), a scheming Queen Dowager orders an assassination to help her own son on the path to uncontested royal rule. But things take an unexpected turn when a female shaman witnesses the killing. She escapes, with help from the pregnant wife of the Royal Chief Scholar. The shaman tells the woman that her child will have a “noble” destiny and says she will protect it. But she appears unable to keep this promise after she is captured and executed.

Many years later, the Crown Prince Lee Hwon (Kim Soo Hyun) falls in love with Heo Yeon Woo (Han Ga In), the woman the child grew up to become. But fate (and palace scheming) appears to have robbed him of his true love. He is eventually crowned King, but is intrigued when a shaman named Wol comes to court. She bears an incredible resemblance to Heo Yeon Woo...and seems to know secrets about her “death!” Can the duo solve the secret of her identity – and put an end to the palace plots?
This series was based on a novel by Jung Eun Gwol.

“The Moon Embracing the Sun” is a 2012 South Korean drama series that was directed by Kim Do Hoon and Lee Sung Joon.

The Moon Embracing the Sun

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KBS2

During the Joseon Dynasty when women were not expected to be smart or allowed to be educated, Kim Yoon Hee (Park Min Young) was both. 

After her father passes away and her brother becomes ill, Yoon Hee disguises herself as a boy and takes on her brother’s identity to get odd jobs and help support her struggling family. When she realizes that there is good money to be made, Yoon Hee begins to take the entrance exams in the place of other students who want to get into the prestigious Sungkyunkwan University. 

During one such test, Yoon Hee is discovered to be perpetrating the illegal activity by the morally upright Lee Sun Joon (Park Yoochun), who threatens to turn her in. 

But believing that Yoon Hee is a boy, Sun Joon encourages her to take the test herself (with her brother’s identity). Both pass the exam and get into the university and become roommates. As Yoon Hee is now enjoying the glories of getting a higher education, she befriends the playboy Goo Yong Ha (Song Joong Ki) and the rebellious Moon Jae Shin (Yoo Ah In) and starts to develop feelings for Sun Joon – all the while trying to keep her true gender a secret from her new friends and the other male students. 

Can she keep up the charade long enough to get the education she desires and keep her emotions at bay? 

“Sungkyunkwan Scandal” is a 2010 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Won Suk and Hwang In Hyuk. It is based on the bestselling novel The Lives of SungKyunKwan Confucian Scholars by Jung Eon Gweol. The series won numerous drama awards, and Park Min Young and Park Yoochun received numerous Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Couple awards.

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