Yeon Woo Jin is a South Korean actor. Born on July 5, 1984, as Kim Bong Hee, he debuted as a model at Seoul Fashion Week in 2007. He broke into acting in the 2009 film “Just Friends?” with the stage name Seo Ji Hoo, but his management agency later changed his name to Yeon Woo Jin. He is best known for his roles in the popular television dramas “Arang and the Magistrate” (2012), “When a Man Loves” (2013), “Marriage, Not Dating” (2014), “Divorce Lawyer in Love” (2015) and “Queen for Seven Days” (2017).

Yeon Woo Jin

Cho Gak, aka Hornclaw (Lee Hye Young), has spent most of her life working as an assassin for a vigilante agency, killing lowlife underworld gangsters and other criminals on demand. Now aged 65, she no longer looks the part, and her health is failing – but she has lost none of her deadly skills. Hornclaw has become numb to killing and the loneliness of her existence. But her world is turned on its head when she meets Bullfight (Kim Sung Chul), a young up-and-coming hitman who claims he wants to work at her side. She also discovers that someone is trying to kill her. Unsure if she can trust Bullfight, she finds herself locked in a deadly struggle for survival. As tensions begin to rise, the stage is soon set for a tumultuous showdown. Will Hornclaw and Bullfight discover that those who live by the sword must also die by the sword? This movie is based on the novel Pagwa by Gu Byeong Mo.

The Old Woman with the Knife

Kang Bong Hwe (Dr. Kang)

KBS, KOCOWA

KBM Reporter Seo Jung Won is known as the Villain Hunter. Her show, "Nothing Uncovered," reports about the villains who provoked the public, and her sharp comments made the show popular, making Jung Won a star reporter. However, she gets involved in a shocking incident that drags her down to the bottom, and she has to team up with her ex-lover, Kim Tae Heon. Tae Heon is a detective at Gangha Police Station, and he has to do everything his way. He meets Jung Won while investigating a case and gets confused by their reunion. Woo Jae is Jung Won's husband, and he's a famous mystery writer from a wealthy family. Although he's a romantic who's willing to do anything for Jung Won, he has been secretly hiding his wounded heart. And now, the three are deeply involved in serial murders.

Nothing Uncovered

Shin Mu Gwang (Yeon Woo Jin), a dedicated soldier, earns a prestigious position as household cook for his Division Commander (Cho Seong Ha). While working in the commander's home, he encounters Ryu Su Ryeon (Ji An), the commander's attractive wife, who begins to make persistent romantic advances toward him. Trapped between his hard-earned professional position and Su Ryeon's unwelcome desires, Mu Gwang struggles to maintain his integrity and professional reputation. With the commander away on business, Mu Gwang must find a way to resist Su Ryeon's provocations without compromising his career or personal principles. This is a 2022 South Korean romantic film adapted from the novel by Yan Lian Ke and directed by Jang Cheol Soo.

Serve the People

Public servants

Mr. Baek (Kim Eui Sung) runs a seemingly ordinary junkyard that secretly serves as a base for high-speed, untraceable deliveries. His top driver, Jung Eun Ha (Park So Dam), boasts a perfect delivery record until she receives an unexpected package: a young boy (Jung Hyun Joon) with a key to a bank account containing millions of dollars. Caught in a dangerous situation involving a gambling ring, Eun Ha finds herself pursued by corrupt cop Cho Kyung Pil (Song Sae Byuk). As the stakes escalate, she must navigate a high-octane chase to protect her young passenger and complete her most challenging delivery yet. This is a 2022 South Korean thriller movie directed by Park Dae Min.

Special Delivery

📜Trustworthy people📜

Chang Seok (Yeon Woo Jin), a novelist returning to Seoul after seven years abroad, wanders the city's streets, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. During his journey, he encounters several intriguing strangers, including Sung Ha (Kim Sang Ho), a man who shares a mysterious story about a Buddhist monk, Mi Young (IU), a woman who claims to dislike novels, and Joo Eun (Lee Joo Young), a bartender who offers to "buy" his memories. As Chang Seok listens to their tales and shares his own, the boundaries between real life and storytelling become increasingly indistinct. This is a 2021 South Korean movie directed by Kim Jong Kwan that explores the intricate relationship between memory, narrative, and personal experience.

Shades of the Heart

The Storytellers of the H♡rt

Yong Dong Jin (Jang Dong Yoon), a skilled military sniffer dog handler, is just a month away from discharge when a mysterious case emerges in the demilitarized zone (DMZ). Alongside Son Ye Rim (Krystal Jung), a promising soldier trained in the United States, he joins an elite search party investigating a suspected murder under bizarre circumstances. As they begin their investigation, the team gradually discovers that their target may not be human at all. This gripping military thriller challenges the boundaries between known and unknown, human and supernatural. "Search" is a 2020 South Korean drama series co-produced by Lim Dae Woong and Myung Hyun Woo.

Search

The On Fire Penguins Team 🔥🐧

KBS02

Due to the trauma of witnessing a horrific murder, timpanist Hong Yi Young (Kim Se Jeong) developed temporary amnesia. She remembers nothing about the killer or the crime itself, but is plagued by insomnia. When she meets Jang Yoon (Yeon Woo Jin), a mysterious and seemingly tone-deaf pianist who’s just moved in next door, she finds that his awful singing inexplicably helps her sleep. Yoon, however, harbors a secret – he’s actually the brother of Yi Young’s murdered ex-boyfriend, and believes that he can uncover the truth behind his brother’s death by staying close to Yi Young. As they grow closer, Yi Young begins to recover fragments of memories that slowly piece together the terrifying puzzle of that night, but she’s unaware that the man helping her sleep might hold the key to both her past and her danger.

I Wanna Hear Your Song

Sing To Me

Jang Yoon

In a kingdom plagued by drought and famine, the palace issues Princess Song Hwa (Shim Eun Kyung) a royal decree: marry one of four auspicious bachelors whose horoscopes will restore balance. But Song Hwa, who has lived under the whims of fortune-tellers for her entire life, doubts the court astrologer Seo Do Yoon's (Lee Seung Gi) predictions, believing a true match transcends cosmic charts. She sneaks out of the palace, intent on investigating each suitor for herself, secretly followed by Do Yoon. However, in the process of learning about each of her potential husbands, Song Hwa uncovers hidden agendas and dangerous secrets that could prove dangerous for both herself and the kingdom. At the same time, Do Yoon himself begins to fall for Song Hwa, conflicting with his duty to find her an auspicious husband. Who will Song Hwa marry – and will the marriage solve the kingdom's woes?

The Princess and the Matchmaker

Yun Si Gyeong

There have been many court-related dramas, but there have never been any dramas based on the court itself. There have been many characters who took the roles of judges, prosecutors, and lawyers. However, rarely were their lives at the court depicted in detail. This drama focuses on the true nature of the court and the cutthroat competition among the judges as well as the conflicts, joy, sorrow, desires, and failures that they experience. Lee Jung Joo, also known as Judge Knucklehead, is a young judge who has lost both of her parents and whose older brother is incarcerated for the rape and murder of an underage girl. Sah Eui Hyun is a judge who strives to be fair, wise, and passionate in his field. Do Han Joon is a prosecutor who is also known as the Knucklehead Prosecutor. He is determined to sit his own father in court no matter what it takes.

Judge vs. Judge

Sa Ui Hyun

While Joseon Dynasty noblewoman Shin Chae Kyung (Park Min Young) had a sheltered childhood, she grew to become a strong young woman. She falls for Prince Lee Yeok (Yeon Woo Jin), the half-brother of King Yeonsangun (Lee Dong Gun), and the two dream of a peaceful life together. However, the king is deeply suspicious of Yeok, and he schemes to have Chae Kyung to himself and have Yeok removed from the palace to soothe his paranoia. Chae Kyung finds herself torn between her love for Yeok and her belief that the king is a good person deep inside, further complicating the relationship between the brothers. In a cruel twist, Chae Kyung ascends to the throne as queen, but she’s dethroned only seven days later. This drama was inspired by the true story of Queen Dan Gyeong.

Queen for Seven Days

The History Tellers

Lee Yeok

Divorce attorney Go Cheok Hee (Cho Yeo Jeong) and office manager So Jeong Woo (Yeon Woo Jin) are constantly at odds: Cheok Hee bosses Jeong Woo around like a personal assistant, while he cuts back by nitpicking her mistakes and talking about her behind her back. However, Cheok Hee’s life takes a turn when she’s sued for malpractice and loses her law license for unethical behavior, leaving both herself and Jeong Woo without a job. Jeong Woo decides to go to law school and succeeds in passing the bar, eventually becoming a divorce attorney himself – and to his surprise and delight, Cheok Hee is now an office manager. Jeong Woo decides it’s finally time for revenge, but his view of Cheok Hee changes when he learns that she saved him from a fatal accident, unbeknownst to him. Will this open up a new chapter for the two?

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