Lee Je Hoon

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Amidst the 1997 Asian financial crisis, Pyo Jong Rok (Yoo Hai Jin), the CFO of soju company Gukbo Group, is faced with a grim financial outlook. He initially plans to file for financial rehabilitation and debt forgiveness, but Choi In Beom (Lee Je Hoon), an ambitious employee from global investment firm Solqueen, approaches Jong Rok with an acquisition proposal. Jong Rok is reluctant, but Seok Jin U (Son Hyun Joo), the head and heir of Gukbo, orders him to proceed – but Jin U has his own selfish reasons for wanting a buyout. As the date of the buyout grows ever closer, Jong Rok and In Beom take different approaches to handle the company's debt problems, but soon learn that not everything was as it seemed. Despite their previous adversarial positions, Jong Rok and In Beom may be forced to work together against an even bigger problem.

Big Deal

Choi In Beom

JTBC

Yoon Joo No (Lee Je Hoon), a renowned expert in the high-stakes world of corporate mergers and acquisition, is the leader of a team of skilled professionals that includes sharp and savvy lawyer Oh Soon Young (Kim Dae Myeung) and market trend and risk analyst Choi Jin Soo (Cha Kang Yoon). While working a white-collar job might seem boring, their lives are anything but mundane as they tackle complex corporate deals while facing challenges from rival companies, internal conflicts, and ethical dilemmas that threaten to blur the boundaries between their personal and professional lives. As the stakes rise and personal sacrifices grow ever larger, Joo No must use his legendary negotiation skills to secure deals that could make or break their careers.

The Art of Negotiation

🐺 Wolf in a Suit 👔

Yoon Joo No

What happens if you drop four "city boys" into the wilderness of Lapland, Finland? Cha Eun Woo, Lee Je Hoon, Lee Dong Hwi, and Kwak Dong Yeon are about to find out! Trading in their cushy apartments for a cabin in the woods, where running water and electricity are luxuries, they'll have to chop wood, bathe in a river, and more. There's no better way for them to bond than by suffering a little together – and maybe this break from modern society is what they need to recharge.

Rented in Finland

Sergeant Lim Kyu Nam (Lee Je Hoon), a North Korean soldier stationed near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), is about to be discharged after 10 years of service. However, he has become disillusioned with the Northern regime and is planning to defect to South Korea. Private Kim Dong Hyuk (Hong Xa Bin), a lower ranking soldier in the same unit, discovers Kyu Nam's intentions – and decides to stage an escape of his own. Unfortunately, Major Ri Hyun Sang (Koo Kyo Hwa) of the State Security Department is sent to their unit to investigate rumors of deserters and uncovers their plot. Because he knew Kyu Nam as a child, he covers up the incident by framing Kyu Nam as a hero who thwarted a defection. But Kyu Nam still dreams of leaving, and tries to defect once again. Will he be able to make his grand escape?

Escape

Sergeant Lim Kyu Nam

SBS, KOCOWA

As a driver for Rainbow Taxi, Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon) is part of a unique team offering discreet revenge-for-hire services to select clients. When a desperate father approaches him, searching for his son, Do Gi heads to Vietnam, determined to bring the boy home. The mission quickly escalates in danger, prompting Do Gi to enlist the help of newcomer On Ha Joon (Shin Jae Ha) and the rest of his veteran team. Together, they race against time to find the boy before it's too late. Based on the webtoon “The Deluxe Taxi (Red Cage)” by Carlos and Lee Jae Jin.

Taxi Driver 2

Former Special Forces officer Kim Do Ki (Lee Je Hoon) has always lived an honest life, but his world is shattered when his mother is murdered. Driven by a desperate need for justice, Do Ki meets Jang Sung Chul (Kim Eui Sung), who recruits him to work for his company Rainbow Taxi, a secret organization masquerading as a taxi service. Rainbow Taxi specializes in avenging victims of crimes that the law fails to address. Excelling in his new role, Do Ki grapples with the true meaning of justice. Meanwhile, prosecutor Kang Ha Na (Esom) finds her sense of right and wrong challenged as her investigation into Rainbow Taxi uncovers the organization's effectiveness. Based on the webtoon “The Deluxe Taxi (Red Cage)” by Carlos and Lee Jae Jin.

Taxi Driver

Gang Dong Gu (Lee Je Hoon) isn’t just any thief—he has a rare gift for locating hidden treasures in ancient tombs. Meanwhile, Yoon Sae Hee (Shin Hye Sun), a highly ambitious antique curator, offers him a high-stakes opportunity he can't resist. Knowing he can’t pull off the job alone, Dong Gu recruits two expert tomb raiders—Dr. Jones (Jo Woo Jin), a mural thief who calls himself the Korean Indiana Jones, and The Shoveler (Im Won Hee), a master excavator. When a chance to steal priceless relics from a royal tomb in the heart of Seoul arises, the trio sets their plan into motion but soon realizes they aren’t the only ones after the legendary treasure. With rivals closing in and trust wearing thin, the real question isn’t just who will get to the relics first—but who will outwit whom in the end?

Collectors

Gang Dong Gu

Lee Soo Yeon (Lee Je Hoon) was forced to give up on his dream of becoming a pilot due to his poor vision. Dejected, he instead takes a job in the planning department at Incheon International Airport. He also has a secret that keeps him distant from his coworkers. Everything changes for him when the cheery but clumsy Han Yeo Reum (Chae Soo Bin) becomes a passenger service agent. Yeo Reum strives for perfection at work, but her emotions sometimes get the better of her. This puts her on a collision course with Soo Yeon, and they clash on several occasions. Can these two very different colleagues settle their differences... and allow love to take flight? This 2018 South Korean drama series was directed by Shin Woo Cheol.

Where Stars Land

I Believe I Can Fly

It will be the role of his life. Guen Bae (Lee Hyun Wook) has always had a talent for impersonating celebrities and transforming himself into different characters. But he can never live up to the standards of Guen Ho, his smart, older brother, so he runs away from home and finds success working as a disguise artist.

One day when Guen Bae discovers Guen Ho’s dead body, his first instinct is to call the police. But a second thought comes to him that gives his meaningless life a new sense of direction and purpose. He decides to take on his brother’s identity as a police officer and track down his brother’s killer. 

As Guen Bae takes on the most important disguise of his life, he must try to fool Guen Ho’s fiancée, fellow police officer Woo Kyung Hee (Park Hyo Joo). As Kyung Hee investigates a mysterious suicide case, both she and Guen Bae are led to the sinister workings of Han Seung Won (Sean Dulake), who has his own reasons for trying to make money off of poor and desperate people. 

Can Guen Bae pull off the greatest impersonation of his life and bring his brother’s killer to justice?

“Fake” is a 2017 South Korean web drama series.

Fake

The Undercover Team 🎭

Goat milk and seafood feature prominently on the daily menu &nbsp;on the seventh season of this popular cooking variety series.

Set against the scenic backdrop of the remote island of Deungnyangdo, which is off the southern coast of South Korea, popular actors Lee Seo Jin, Eric Mun and Yoon Kyun Sang return to a remote island fishing village enjoy a slower pace of life as they figure out what to cook for their three meals a day. They also tend to a family of wild goats and deliver fresh goat milk to the elderly residents of Deukryang Island.

During this season, celebrity guests who arrive for dinner include Han Ji Min, Lee Je Hoon, Seolhyun, Lee Jong Suk and members of Shinhwa.

“Three Meals a Day: Seaside Ranch” is a 2017 South Korean reality show directed by Na Young Seok. It is the seventh installment of the popular variety show “Three Meals a Day,” which originally aired in 2014.

Three Meals a Day: Seaside Ranch

The Seaside Team

Eighteenth-century Joseon Crown Prince Sado (Lee Je Hoon) yearns for a nation built on equality and enlightenment. His progressive ideals, however, oppose his father, King Yeongjo (Han Suk Kyu), who ruthlessly clings to absolute power and the intricate web of court politics. As Sado seeks to implement his reforms, he uncovers a horrifying secret: a conspiracy surrounding the death of his mother, implicating the very foundations of the monarchy. Can a son challenge a king, or will the "secret door" to truth lead only to tragedy? This drama was inspired by true events.

Secret Door

Secret Door Team

Sang Jin (Han Suk Kyu), a former vocalist sidelined by a vocal cord tumor, becomes a high school music teacher. When Jang Ho (Lee Je Hoon), a teenage gangster with remarkable singing talent, transfers to his school, Sang Jin recognizes his potential. Determined to nurture Jang Ho's musical abilities, Sang Jin commits to training him, forming a strong bond in the process. However, their dreams are threatened when rival gangs force Jang Ho into a dangerous situation. With Sang Jin's guidance and support, Jang Ho must navigate these challenges and pursue his dream of becoming a world-class vocalist. Inspired by the true story of singer Kim Ho Joong, this is a 2013 South Korean film directed by Yoon Jong Chan that explores the transformative power of music and mentorship.

My Paparotti

The solfège Team  

In present-day Seoul, architect Lee Seung Min (Uhm Tae Woong) is unexpectedly visited by his first love, Yang Seo Yeun (Han Ga In), whom he hasn't seen in years. While Seung Min (Lee Je Hoon) and Seo Yeun (Bae Suzy) shared a connection in their college architecture classes, unspoken feelings and missed opportunities led to their separation. However, Seo Yeun is approaching him in a professional capacity: she wants to hire him to help rebuild her family home on Jeju Island. While he's initially hesitant and has difficulty coming up with a design that Seo Yeun is satisfied with, Seung Min eventually agrees, resulting in Seung Min and Seo Yeun spending a lot of time together – to the growing annoyance of Seung Min's fiancée Eun Chae (Go Joon Hee). Will this project result in Seung Min and Seo Yeun getting back together, or will they put their past to rest for good?

Architecture 101

Lee Seung Min (Young)

Dongdaemun is the fashion capital of Seoul, where both up-and-coming and well-established designers develop and showcase the newest trends. Aspiring designer Ga Young (Shin Sae Kyeong) wants to follow in her late parents’ footsteps in the fashion industry, but struggles to make headway while working under her parents’ friend who took over their storefront. After a fire devastates the store, Ga Young applies for a job at a sewing factory run by Young Gul (Yoo Ah In), who makes a living by counterfeiting designer goods. Young Gul himself is in bad financial straits, and ends up asking former high school classmate and fashion conglomerate heir Jae Hyuk (Lee Je Hoon) for a loan, only to end up rebuffed. Jae Hyuk’s ex-girlfriend and fashion designer Anna (Kwon Yu Ri) ends up catching Young Gul’s eye, competing with Ga Young for his attention. Can these hopefuls make their dreams come true?

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