Lee Yong Woo is a South Korean dancer and actor. Born on April 15, 1981, he graduated from the Korea National University of the Arts with a degree in Dance and joined the Laboratory Dance Project, a modern dance company, in 2001. He made his acting debut in the 2009 television series “Style” and has since starred in “Warrior Baek Dong Soo” (2011), “Birdie Buddy” (2011), “Twelve Men in a Year” (2012), “Ballerino” (2014) and “Last” (2015). Lee Yong Woo also is one of the “masters” (coach/judge) on the television reality competition show “Dancing 9.”

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Se Young is the youngest head of the management team of Dreams, a cellar-dwelling baseball team. She's highly recognized for her perseverance and intense passion for the team. One day, Seung Su is appointed as a general manager. Although he's been working in the sports field, the teams he led to the championship were unpopular, and some of them were even disbanded after winning the league due to the financial difficulties of their parent companies.

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Stove League Team

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When a man goes from a successful career in finance to the dangerous underworld, can he survive? Jang Tae Ho (Yoon Kye Sang) was once a successful fund manager, but his fate changes when he loses $300 million in a failed stock investment. Overnight, Tae Ho finds himself homeless and on the run from loan-shark gangsters. When Tae Ho joins the underground world of homeless people in Seoul Station, he discovers that even the homeless have an organized ranking system. Entering this new social order, Tae Ho tries to fight back against the vicious Kwak Heung Sam (Lee Beom Soo), a gangster who exploits the homeless to make a tremendous amount of dirty money. Can Tae Ho climb his way up the ranking to topple Heung Sam’s leadership? “Last” is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Jo Nam Kook. It is adapted from a webtoon by the same title written by Kang Hyeong Gyu.

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The Last Ones Standing

The true beauty of dance transcends all. Pyeong Ho (Choi Tae Hwan) is a young North Korean refugee in South Korea. He meets and befriends Lee Sun Woo (Lee Yong Woo), the talented principal dancer for the Korean National Ballet. After being exposed to the exciting world of dance through his new friend, Pyeong Ho is set in a life direction he never could have anticipated — that of a true ballerino. “Ballerino” is a 2014 South Korean TV movie directed by Lee Min Woo.

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The Ballerinas

"Birdie Buddy" tells the story of former pro golfer John Lee and how he leads two women to become the next golf queens. John Lee became the first Korean to win a PGA title. His background was a mystery other than the fact that he was an adoptee. Aside from golf, he also excelled in the Afro-Brazilian dance/martial arts style known as "Capoeira." Even though he found success by winning the PGA title, John Lee stopped playing golf to become a golf course tester.
Min Hae Ryung was raised to become an elite golf player and was always placed in the best environment to play golf. Her emotions have always been controlled and she has a deep wound inside of her. In contrast, Sung Mi Soo is a country girl from Kangwon Province. She comes from a poor background, but her mom worked as caddie. With her bright personality and determined efforts, she attempts to become an elite golf player.

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Park Ki Ja is Style's chief editor. She is a strong character who is known as the witch with her confident and fashionable personality. Seo Jung is a rookie assistant in Style. She only assists Ki Ja with her work and has trouble finding her place as an editor. Seo Jung gets interested in the man of her boss. For her success and love, she challenges the charismatic chief editor. The man of her boss, Woo Jin, is a Bohemian chef who cooks with macrobiotics. How will things end with the gentle and dandy Woo Jin and the charismatic Ki Ja?

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