Yeon Jun Suk is a South Korean actor. Born on December 15, 1995, he began his career as a child actor at the age of 9. After a bit part in a 2004 television drama, he made his acting debut in the 2005 film “Duelist.” He also has starred in “Iljimae” (2008), “Shining Inheritance” (2009), “Shark” (2013), “Reply 1994” (2013) and “Choco Bank” (2016). For his role in “Shark,” Yeon Jun Suk won Male Newcomer of the Year at the Herald DongA TV Lifestyle Awards and Best Young Actor at the KBS Drama Awards in 2013.

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Jin Jung (Doh Kyung Soo) is an unconventional prosecutor with a reputation for disregarding the law in favor of his own forms of justice if he thinks that the situation calls for it. His coworker Shin A Ra (Lee Se Hee), on the other hand, does everything by the book. While she doesn’t agree with Jin Jung’s methods, the two find themselves teaming up against Oh Do Hwan (Ha Jun), another prosecutor in the Central District Office who aligns himself with power and money to try and elevate his own status, as they try to solve crimes.

Bad Prosecutor

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Lee Dong Il (Jang Gwang), a vibrant septuagenarian, finds his peaceful retirement disrupted when his son asks him to temporarily care for his teenage grandson Lee Jae Hoon (Yeon Jun Suk). Initially reluctant and at odds with each other, the two clash over their different lifestyles and expectations. However, when a mysterious crime wave targeting seniors begins to threaten their neighborhood, Dong Il and Jae Hoon unexpectedly team up to investigate. As they work together to solve the mystery, they gradually discover unexpected common ground and begin to form a deeper understanding of one another. Their shared detective work becomes a catalyst for healing their strained relationship and bridging the generational divide. "60 Days of Summer" is a 2018 South Korean movie that was directed by Kim Hee Young.

60 days of Summer

Go Eun Sung (Han Hyo Joo) is a kind-hearted and optimistic young woman whose life takes a drastic turn after her wealthy father suddenly dies. Her cruel stepmother, Baek Sung Hee (Kim Mi Sook), seizes all her assets, leaving Eun Sung and her autistic younger brother, Eun Woo (Yeon Jun Suk), penniless and homeless, and Eun Woo goes missing soon after. In a twist of fate, Eun Sung saves elderly ailing CEO Jang Sook Ja (Ban Hyo Jung), who is disgusted by her own spoiled grandchildren, particularly the arrogant and cold-hearted Sunwoo Hwan (Lee Seung Gi). Impressed by Eun Sung's compassion and resilience, the CEO decides to bypass her own family and names Eun Sung as her sole heir. As Eun Sung searches for her brother and navigates the challenges of her new life, she must prove her worth, uncover her stepmother's deceit, and find love amidst adversity.

Shining Inheritance

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In the midst of the Joseon Dynasty, eight-year-old Lee Gyeom was orphaned after witnessing his father’s murder. Haunted by the past, he transforms into a masked vigilante named “Il Ji Mae” (Lee Joon Gi) who steals from corrupt officials to aid the poor, leaving a plum blossom calling card. Driven by vengeance, he seeks the truth behind his family's demise and the killer's identity. His quest intertwines with Eun Chae (Han Hyo Joo), a compassionate woman who eventually falls for Il Ji Mae, and Si Hoo (Park Si Hoo), his adoptive brother-turned-royal guard who seeks to capture Il Ji Mae in the hopes of being promoted to a nobleman. Will Il Ji Mae find the justice he seeks, or will his mission to avenge his family lead him deeper into darkness?

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