Ryoo Seung Bum is a South Korean actor who is considered one of the top actors of his generation. Born on August 9, 1980, he rose to fame appearing in the eclectic films directed by his brother, Ryoo Seung Wan, making his acting debut in the 2000 film “Die Bad” (for which he won Best New Actor at the Grand Bell Awards) and also starring in “Arahan (2004), “Crying Fist” (2005), “The Unjust” (2010) and “The Berlin File” (2013). Ryoo Seung Bum gained critical acclaim and many acting awards throughout his prolific acting career. Some of his recent notable titles include the films “No Mercy” (2010), “The Servant” (2010), “The Suicide Forecast” (2011), “Over My Dead Body” (2012) and “Perfect Number” (2012). Ryoo Seung Bum also has gained the reputation of being an eccentric dresser, landing on both the best-dressed and worst-dressed lists for his unpredictable fashion sense.

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After escaping from a "Special Training Unit" where individuals were forcibly trained from a young age to develop special abilities, a group of superpowered people come together to form a surrogate family for protection from a shadowy criminal syndicate. Young Su (Bae Doona) poses as the group's mother, Cheol Hee (Ryoo Seung Bum) as the father, Kang Seong (Baek Yoon Sik) as the grandfather, and Ji Hun (Lomon) and Ji Wu (Lee Su Hyun) as siblings, hoping to find strength in numbers as they try to live in the "normal" world. Their new "family unit" must now find a way to maintain their cover while dealing with criminal threats and interpersonal conflict – but this new situation might bring them closer together.

Family Matters

Baek Cheol Hee

Doh Il Chul (Park Jung Min), a young student preparing for civil service exams, leads a double life as an underground casino poker player. When he meets Madonna (Choi Yu Hwa), an attractive woman in debt to a wealthy man, he challenges the creditor to a high-stakes poker game to win her heart. After losing spectacularly and falling into deep debt, One Eyed Jack (Ryu Seung Bum), a former associate of Il Chul's father, offers to help by recruiting him into a gang of elite gamblers. Their audacious plan involves stealing a fortune from a business magnate, setting the stage for a dangerous and unpredictable heist. This is a 2019 South Korean movie based on a comic strip by Huh Young Man and Kim Se Young, directed by Kwon Oh Kwang.

Tazza: One Eyed Jack

Tazza: The Hidden Card 

In the shadowy underworld of Berlin, North Korean ghost agent Pyo Jong Seong (Ha Jung Woo), finds his meticulously constructed life unraveling. A weapons deal gone sideways exposes a mole within the North Korean embassy, thrusting Jong Sung into a desperate race against time as South Korean intelligence agent Jung Jin Soo (Han Suk Kyu) attempts to find and unmask him. Dong Myung Su (Ryoo Seung Bum), another North Korean agent, frames Jong Seong's wife Ryun Jung Hee (Jun Ji Hyun), a seemingly loyal North Korean interpreter, for treason – but when Jong Seong tries to clear his wife's name, he discovers that her true allegiances may not be where he thought they were. As Jong Seong tries to make sense of the chaos around him, he uncovers a vast international conspiracy that goes much deeper than he realized. Will Jong Seong have to sacrifice everything to uncover the truth?

The Berlin File

Dong Myung Su

Ku Dong Gun (Ryoo Seung Bum), scarred and believing himself unlovable, never expected to find romance. When he meets Jang Hae Joo (Shin Min Ah), a blind woman, they fall deeply in love despite their physical challenges. After three years together, a potential eye donor offers Hae Joo hope of regaining her sight. Terrified that Hae Joo will reject him once she can see his scarred face, Dong Gun considers leaving her, wrestling with his deep-seated insecurities. His fear threatens to destroy their relationship and the love they've built. This is a 2005 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Lee Kye Byuk that explores love beyond physical appearances.

The Beast and the Beauty

Korean Beauty's Victims

Seong Woo (Lee Eol) is the lead singer and guitarist of the Waikiki Brothers, a struggling band that mainly performs in nightclubs. With his bandmates, the keyboardist Jeong Seok (Park Won Sang) and the drummer Kang Su (Hwang Jung Min), he heads back to his hometown. The group finds work here. But Woo also finds himself reunited with some of his former high school friends. These include In Hui (Oh Ji Hye), his now-widowed first love, as well as some of the people he first started his musical career with. Will this journey down memory lane prove too difficult for the Waikiki Brothers – or could it grant the group a new lease of life? This 2001 South Korean movie was directed by Yim Soon Rye.

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