Park Young Gyu is a South Korean actor. He was born in Daejeon, South Korea on October 28, 1953 and made his debut as an actor in 1987. The winner of numerous awards throughout his career, he has taken roles in countless films and television dramas, including “Protect the Boss” (2011), “The Three Musketeers” (2014), “Falling for Innocence” (2015), “Chief Kim” (2017), “Are You Human Too” (2018), and “Beautiful Love Wonderful Life” (2019).

Park Young Gyu

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They say those who laugh last, laugh best. In a world full of crises with villains everywhere, there's a family full of energy who decide to become a next-level villain to survive! Oh Na Ra, who was quite an outgoing girl back in school, can't hide her competitive spirit and takes control of her family with a dictatorial attitude. She seemed to be sacrificing for her stubborn husband on the outside, but her true nature couldn't be concealed. Moreover, living next door to her rival, her younger sister Yu Jin, her authoritarian control grows stronger. Anyway, her love for her family remains unchanged, but an intruder appears. How dare they step into her space? As a villain like no other, how will she react?

Villains Everywhere

Oh Young Gyu

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

Nam Shin (Seo Kang Joon) is poised to be the heir to the lucrative family-run PK business group… until a shocking and brutal assault leaves him badly injured and comatose. His mother Oh Laura (Kim Sung Ryung), one of South Korea’s top robotics and AI scientists, decides to act to ensure Nam Shin’s medical condition doesn’t jeopardize his chances of taking over PK. She secretly releases Nam Shin III, an android copy of her son, to stand in for Nam Shin, and hires Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon), a former female MMA fighter, as the android’s bodyguard. But schemes are afoot, as unscrupulous individuals try to oust Nam Shin. And things get even messier when So Bong starts to fall for Nam Shin III. Is an unconventional romance in the cards? And can So Bong protect Nam Shin – and Nam Shin III – from harm? This 2018 South Korean drama was directed by Cha Young Hoon.

Are You Human Too?

The Humanoids

Accountant Kim Sung Ryong (Namkoong Min) has had an unconventional career: instead of ensuring financial compliance, he helps his mobster boss avoid taxes without a trace. In search of even more money, Sung Ryong successfully gets hired as a middle manager in the accounting department at TQ Group, where he plans to embezzle company funds. There, he meets assistant manager Yoon Ha Kyung (Nam Sang Mi), former prosecutor-turned-finance director Seo Yul (Lee Jun Ho), and intern Hong Ga Eun (Jung Hye Sung), who become his new coworkers. As Sung Ryong acquaints himself with his new workplace, he starts noticing that poor decisions from upper management threaten to bring down the company – and he starts to wonder if he might be working for the wrong side.

Good Manager

Workaholics Team

After veteran shipyard welder Jin Sang Pil (Jung Jae Young) and his fellow workers are unexpectedly laid off, he fights for their reinstatement on behalf of their labor union. To his surprise, he ends up elected to the National Assembly, but his lack of experience in politics lands him in plenty of awkward situations despite his good intentions. Luckily, Choi In Gyeong (Song Yoon Ah), an experienced political aide, is ready to help him navigate his new environment and put his plans into action.

Assembly

The Assembly Team

Prosecutor Ha Dae Cheol (Joo Sang Wook) is frustrated with the limitations of his job, feeling that criminals often escape through loopholes in the law. He decides to continue his work as a lawyer, but when night falls, he becomes a masked vigilante who seeks justice through any means necessary – even if that means violence. This puts him at odds with Yoo Min Hui (Kim Sun Ah), a homicide detective who has no idea what Dae Cheol is doing. Dae Cheol is also romantically interested in Min Hui, but she has past trauma with men that makes her uninterested in dating. Can Dae Cheol successfully maintain his double life and his working relationship with Min Hui despite everything he’s taking on?

The Man in the Mask

The Vigilantes

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 Hyul Chul

Ta-da! A legendary mom who was a delinquent teenager goes to school to take it all! In a grey world of children marked with wounds, they are the mirrors of adults. Other main characters here are teenagers. Like the lyrics of a popular song children sing, the world is full of lies, and the school has become a prison without bars. Children do anything by fair means or foul for grades, deceive teachers by claiming parental authority, extort money from friends, and engage in violence. However, the world of such children is drawn here as it is, but the focus will be on the distorted portraits of adults that it reflects like a mirror. We should consider what a good adult is through the two faces of a mother who becomes a scary knife before corruption but a warm kitchen knife to children who are in despair for affection.

Angry Mom

The Iljin Mum Team

Hong Sang Bok

Despite a successful career as a singer, songwriter and producer, Lee Hyun Wook (Rain) has lived in self-imposed exile after witnessing his girlfriend’s tragic death three years prior. He hasn’t touched music since her passing, but when he receives a call from his late girlfriend’s younger sister Yoon Se Na (Krystal), who wants to break into the industry, he resolves himself to do whatever he can to help her. Hyun Wook brings Se Na into his father’s entertainment company and offers his help as a mentor, giving Se Na a boost in the otherwise cutthroat music world. As Hyun Wook and Se Na spend time together working on music, they begin to fall for each other, bringing up complicated feelings around love and grief. Will they find a way to make both their love for each other and music succeed?

My Lovely Girl

The Lovable Team 

Lee Jong Ho

No Eun Seol (Choi Kang Hee), a feisty and unemployed young woman with a penchant for fighting, finally lands a job as a secretary – to the immature, eccentric, and utterly incompetent heir of DN Group Cha Ji Heon (Ji Sung). Ji Heon, riddled with social phobia and a deep-seated fear of public speaking, constantly clashes with his ambitious cousin and rival, Cha Mu Won (Kim Jae Joong), who is the perfect executive. As Eun Seol attempts to whip Ji Heon into shape, she finds herself not only protecting him from his own ineptitude but also from his manipulative family and their corporate machinations. Amidst office politics, hilarious mishaps, and growing feelings, Eun Seol helps Ji Heon mature into a capable leader, while inadvertently finding herself caught in a complicated love triangle and discovering her own potential.

Protect the Boss

The Bossy Team

Cha Bong Man

Oh Sang Wu (Lee Jung Jae) spends his days working as a debt-collecting private investigator and a paparazzi photographer. His monotonous life shakes up when he learns that not only has his estranged father died, but he's now responsible for his father and his second wife's massive debt and he has a 12-year-old half-brother, Oh Bong Gu (Lee Bum Soo). Sang Wu's search for his father's wife leads him to find Bong Gu at a special needs school, where he learns that Bong Gu has a rare condition that makes him appear much older than he actually is. Sang Wu decides to put his brother to work with him, having Bong Gu pose as a gangster to threaten debtors. Will these schemes bring the two brothers closer together, or is it just a means to an end?

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