Lee Sang Woo is a South Korean actor. Born on February 13, 1980, he made his acting debut in the 2005 television series “Drama City” and “18 vs. 29.” He shot to fame with his role in the 2007 television drama “First Wives’ Club,” winning the New Star Award at the 2008 SBS Drama Awards. He has since starred in many popular dramas, including “A Thousand Days’ Promise” (2011), “Feast of the Gods” (2012), “Childless Comfort” (2012), “Goddess of Marriage” (2013), “A Word From Warm Heart” (2013), “Glorious Day” (2014), “All About My Mom” (2015), “20th Century Boy and Girl” (2017) and “Marry Me Now” (2018).

Lee Sang Woo

Seo Ji Hye And Lee Sang Woo Get Intimate With Each Other In “Red Balloon”

Lee Sang Woo Takes A Risk To Secretly Follow Hong Soo Hyun In “Red Balloon”

Hong Soo Hyun And Lee Sang Woo Are Caught Off Guard By Their Daughter’s Sudden Tears In “Red Balloon”

Turning Points To Look Out For In The Upcoming Episodes Of “Red Balloon”

Seo Ji Hye, Lee Sang Woo, And More Have A Tense Encounter At The Police Station In “Red Balloon”

Seo Ji Hye Pretends To Be A Picture-Perfect Family With Lee Sang Woo And His Daughter In “Red Balloon”

Lee Sang Woo’s Mother-In-Law Catches Him And Seo Ji Hye Getting Close On “Red Balloon”

Lee Sang Woo And Seo Ji Hye Exchange Dangerous Gazes In “Red Balloon”

Seo Ji Hye, Lee Sang Woo, And More Talk About Charms Of Their Upcoming Drama “Red Balloon”

Watch: Seo Ji Hye, Hong Soo Hyun, And Lee Sung Jae Face Ups And Downs In “Red Balloon” Teaser

TV Chosun

A female-led soap opera where a cunning woman tries to steal her best friend's husband and the aftermath that unfolds from that act. This K-Drama will have you gasping.

Red Balloon

As one of the nation’s most beloved stars, Gong Tae Sung (Kim Young Dae) is used to living his life in the spotlight. With the eyes of the world constantly on him, Tae Sung does his best to keep a smile on his face and his temper in check. Seen by the people as a kind and polite young man, the only people who don’t buy into his whole good guy personna are those working for his management company.

As the head of that company’s PR team, Oh Han Byeol (Lee Sung Kyung) knows exactly what Tae Sung is really like. Well aware of his strong desire to win and his hot temper, Han Byeol has had to employ her excellent speech and crisis management skills on a number of occasions, in order to keep Tae Sung’s reputation as spotless as it seems. Constantly bickering, there isn’t anyone in the world better suited to the role of natural enemies than Han Byeol and Tae Sung.&nbsp;

Forever at odds with each other, Tae Sung and Han Byeol seem destined to hate each other forever. But could the time they’re forced to spend together change those feelings or will their mutual loathing last for all eternity?

A hilarious story of the ultimate love/hate relationship, “Sh**ting Stars” is a 2022 Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Lee Soo Hyun.

Sh**ting Stars

💕Love You to the Stars🌠

A down-and-out musician with neither fans nor prospects, Wang Joon Hyuk’s (Oh Jung Se) life has definitely hit rock bottom. Having cut himself off from his older sister, Joon Hee (Jeon Hye Jin), years ago, Joon Hyuk has nowhere to go and no one he can turn to, when things get hard. Yet, when Joon Hee’s life takes a difficult turn of its own, it’s Joon Hyuk that she turns to for help.

Having spent the past twelve years in an abusive relationship, Joon Hee has decided enough is enough. Moving into a cheap apartment, Joon Hee is determined to make a new life for herself and her son, Min Ji Hoo (Lee Kyung Hoon), but starting over is nearly impossible, especially when her ex and his family are determined to take Ji Hoo away. With little choice, Joon He sends Ji Hoo to live with Joon Hyuk. Despite having troubles of his own, Joon Hyuk takes his nephew in, only to realize that his nephew is struggling with both anxiety and OCD.

Determined to help both his sister and his nephew through this difficult time, Joon Hyuk does what he can. But will his efforts be enough when he can’t even seem to pull his own life together?

Based on the BBC sitcom of the same name, “Uncle” is a 2021 drama directed by Ji Yeong Su.

Uncle

🎶The Uncle's Fan Club 🦸‍♂️🎶

Korea's most buzzworthy drama continues in this highly-rated second season. Catch up on the revenge, murder, and secrets of the rich and powerful families living in Hera Palace.

The Penthouse 2

💥 The Penthouse Tangles II 💥

MBC, KOCOWA

Four people from very different backgrounds with very different personalities and professions portray women and men's mysterious and secret lives in their thirties. One of them is Dong Joo. An optimistic woman who has endured more than enough bitterness in life. Innocent and bubbly like a can of soda, her life and existence get taken from her. Sabina, the second woman of the four, steals Dong Joo's life. She has an unquenchable thirst for success. And with her deadly beauty, she intends on taking the world. Pil Seung, a man out of the four, is a cold-hearted detective when it comes to love. And the last out of the four is Joon Ki, a man who has everything but love. He dedicates everything to Sabina. Although he manages to triumph his dangerous endeavor, at the end of Dong Joo and Pil Seung's tenacious chase, everything crumbles before him like a mirage. With one miraculous event, the lives of these four people, Dong Joo, Pil Seung, Sabina, and Joon Ki, become entangled in which becomes a turning point in each of their lives. A traumatic dream shared by Dong Joo and Pil Seung soon reveals a horrific secret in their memories of 28 years ago. In that deep secret, Sabina and Joon Ki exist. The dangerous game between the ones who hide and the ones who chase begins now.

Golden Garden

Cha Pil Seung

Oh Yoon Seo (Yoo In Na), a famous actress, gets caught in a scandal with a son of a rich family. With her career declining quickly, she looks for one last hope to get back on the screen and lands a role playing a secretary in a drama written by a famous screenwriter. In order to get into character, Yoon Seo starts working as a secretary for 6 months under Kwon Jung Rok (Lee Dong Wook), a lawyer who is notorious for being a perfectionist.

"Touch Your Heart" is a 2019 drama directed by Park Joon Hwa.

Touch Your Heart

Sincerely, Yours Team

KBS02

\"And so they married each other and lived happily ever after with their children!\" It is a typical happy ending of all fairytales. But things change as time passes, and the standard happy families are disappearing. Living only as a mother or father of someone is no longer taken for granted. New forms of families are created, and all families are bound to waver. Should one live as a woman or a mother? Should one choose to live a father's life? There is no correct answer. Do as you please. Whatever you choose, we will applaud your beautiful life.

Marry Me Now

Jung Eun Tae

This is about a touching family love that depicts love and hatred between a mother and daughter. The main characters are Jin Ae, the daughter who believes she can be happy only if she gets out of her house, and San Ok, the mother who always says, \"Do you know what it is like to live as a mother? Try putting yourself in my shoes!\" Lastly, Yeong Seon wants to be a lovely mother-in-law. However, things go differently than planned, and their behavior often causes misunderstandings. Let us follow their stories and find ways to become a good family.

All about My Mom

Mom Knows Best Team

Two women from different backgrounds pursue love and success in a society where money and status matter more than anything. A chaebol heiress falls for a poor man who wants to marry rich, while her friend dates her arranged marriage fianc\u00E9, who loves her sincerely.

High Society

The Undercover Chaebols

A mother will do anything for her children and make personal sacrifices for their future happiness. Han Song Jung (Kim Mi Sook) is a single mother who balances her work as a novelist and raising three daughters on her own. Her greatest hope is that all three of her girls – Da Ae (Hwang Woo Seul Hye), Da Jung (Park Se Young) and Da In (Go Woo Ri) – can marry good men and live a happy life. When they meet Seo Jae Woo (Lee Sang Woo), the grandson of the family next door, will his brusque but kind-hearted nature appeal to one of the daughters? And what could life have in store for the self-sacrificing mother that she didn’t expect? “Glorious Day,” also known as “Good Day” and “Feel-Good Day,” is a 2014 South Korean drama series directed by Hong Sung Chang.

Glorious Day

The Glorious Team

\"It's okay. I love you. I'm sorry, I'm by your side.\" It is said that relationships determine more than 90% of human happiness. The story shows the problems caused by the characters' lack of understanding can be changed by \"a warm word.\" It reminds us that the importance of relationships and small practices can make things better in our lives and that small things often make a huge difference. The drama includes an elderly couple who have lived together for 40 years, a couple who have been married for six years, and a couple who have been married for ten years. Let us discover what kind words mean in our life with them.

A Word From Warm Heart

The Dangeous Love Team

Kim Sung Soo

Ji Hye is a proud woman who speaks her mind and works as a writer for a radio show. Tae Wook meets Ji Hye at a private gathering, and after two years of keeping an eye on her, he decides to ask her out. After a year of dating, Ji Hye accepts his marriage proposal despite being unsure about her feelings for him. Tae Wook is a prosecutor and successor of a conglomerate group who decides to marry Ji Hye against his father's wishes. However, Ji Hye asks to call off their engagement because she can't withstand the overwhelming pressure of her future in-laws. Ji Hye then leaves for a trip to Jeju Island, where she meets and falls in love with Hyun Woo, paving the way for these three people's stormy and complicated future.

Goddess of Marriage

The Goddesses Team

How close should an extended family be? Three generations of the Ahn family live next door on the same street in a suburb of Seoul and go in and out of one another’s houses and lives like they were their own. Ahn So Shik (Lee Joon Jae), the pontificating and wisdom-spewing patriarch, and his ever-patient, long-suffering wife, Choi Geum Shil (Seo Woo Rim), have three sons and live with their first son, Ahn Hee Jae (Yoo Dong Geun), and his selfless wife, Lee Jie Ae (Kim Hae Sook). Hee Jae and Jie Ae have three children: So Young (Uhm Ji Won), Sung Ki (Ha Seok Jin) and Joon Ki (Lee Do Yeong). The second son, Ahn Hee Myung (Song Seung Hwan), and his penny-pinching wife, Ji Yoo Jung (Im Ye Jin), have one son, Dae Ki (Jung Joon), who recently married Hyo Joo (Kim Min Kyung). The third son, Ahn Hee Gyu (Yoon Da Hoon), and his sweet-tempered wife, Shin Sae Rom (Kyeon Mi Ri), were never able to have children and live with Sae Rom’s mother, Shin Young Ja (Jun Yang Ja). As the three brothers try to help each other deal with the many challenges with their parents, their wives and their troublesome children, do they stoke the fire or provide supportive comfort that only true family can provide? “Childless Comfort” is a 2012 Korean drama series directed by Jung Eul Young.

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