Kwon Sang Woo is a popular South Korean actor who has been cited as the most visible example of the “mom-zzang” movement, which credits people with a “great body.” Born on August 5, 1976, Kwon Sang Woo started his career as a model and broke into acting with the 2001 television drama “Delicious Proposal” before landing his first leading role in the 2002 comedy “Make It Big.” He has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Queen of Ambition” (2013), “Medical Top Team” (2013), “Temptation” (2014), “Queen of Mystery” (2017) and “Queen of Mystery 2” (2018). Kwon Sang Woo has even branched out into making a few popular films in China with major stars like Cecilia Cheung and Jackie Chan. In addition to his acting career, Kwon Sang Woo is involved in a number of business ventures, including establishing a cosmetics firm Natural Tears in 2009, opening up a café in Myeong-dong, and being the biggest shareholder of the resort Ocean Blue Hotel Bali. Kwon Sang Woo married Song Tae Young, an actress and former Miss Korea, in 2008, and they have two children.

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After successfully breaking out into the web comic world and saving his wife and daughter, former secret agent Jun (Kwon Sang Woo) seems to have made a great life for himself. But behind the scenes, things aren't doing so well: despite moving into a new apartment and buying a new car, Jun's bills are just growing larger. Worst of all, the second season of his web comic is constantly criticized for its poor writing – even by Jun's own daughter. One day, Jun receives an anonymous email with an idea for a story. Believing that the message was from a fan, Jun uses the email as inspiration for his next comic chapter, featuring a bomb made out of an alarm clock. Shortly after, however, a series of bombs seemingly inspired by the comic terrorize the nation, and Jun is the prime suspect. Can Jun prove his innocence, or has he written himself into a situation he can't get out of? This is the sequel to the 2020 film "Hitman: Agent Jun."

Hitman 2

Ja Geum Sun (Go Doo Shim), escaped North Korea during the Korean War, leaving behind her husband and son. She founded the Nakwon hotel chain, hoping it would serve as a lighthouse to reunite her lost family. Approaching the end of her life, she yearns to meet her grandson Ri Mun Sung. Her assistant Jeong Sang Cheol (Sung Dong Il), is tasked with the mission and discovers her grandson has become a human trafficker, deciding to keep the truth from Geum Sun, he hires Yoo Jae Heon (Kang Ha Neul), a struggling stage actor, to pose as her grandson instead. Jae Heon agrees but quickly finds he is in over his head. He also has to contend with Park Se Yeon (Ha Ji Won), Geum Sun's granddaughter who manages the hotel and is determined to maintain control. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Yoon Sang Ho.

Curtain Call

🎭 Lighthouse Keepers 🎭

Tae Yong (Kwon Sang Woo) took an unconventional path to becoming a lawyer: despite never attending college, he passed the bar exam and obtained his license to practice. Unfortunately, this led to his inability to find a job at a law firm, so instead he turned to public defending. After winning his first criminal retrial, Tae Yong catches the attention of empathetic independent reporter Sam Soo (Bae Sung Woo), who seeks out emotionally-driven stories that other writers often overlook. They decide to team up, and together they vow to fight for those who’ve been wrongfully convicted of crimes. This drama was inspired by a true story.

Delayed Justice

🐉The Dragons of Justice Team⚖️

While aspiring web comic artist Jun (Kwon Sang Woo) is passionate about his work, he constantly receives comments about his comics being boring. Frustrated and drunk, he decides to write a new comic about a secret agent. To his surprise, his new comic is a hit, and begins to attract a lot of attention – including from his old workplace, the National Intelligence Services, revealing Jun's previous ruse at faking his death to escape his life as a secret agent himself! Soon, Jun begins to receive visits from old colleagues and enemies alike, threatening his family and his new life. When Jun's old nemesis kidnaps his wife and the NIS grabs his daughter, Jun might just have to take on one last mission with an old friend before he can retire for good.

Hitman: Agent Jun

The prodigal young Go player Ghost Fingers (Kwon Sang Woo) experiences tragedy and loss when he crumbles under pressure in a life-or-death game of Go. He retreats into a monastic-like isolation to hone his Go – and fighting – skills, vowing to one day return to the high-stakes world of underworld Go tournaments. Driven on by the teachings of his mentor Hur Il Do (Kim Sung Kyun) and his thirst for revenge, the adult Ghost Fingers emerges from his hideout. He takes on a host of maniacal Go players, some of whom like to mix their own bloodthirsty penchants for violence with board-game action. Only by defeating all of these players – and more – will Ghost Fingers finally get a rematch with the devilish architect of his misery. Can he win and exact the vengeance his heart yearns for?

The Divine Move 2

Ghost Fingers

Cha Seok Hoon (Kwon Sang Woo), burdened by debt, faces ruin after a failed attempt to start a business. A tempting offer from Yoo Se Young (Choi Ji Woo), a wealthy and ambitious CEO, promises salvation: she’ll pay off his debts in exchange for three days with him. His desperate wife, Na Hong Joo (Park Ha Sun), initially agrees, but the lines blur as Se Young's fascination with Seok Hoon deepens. This fateful decision ignites a destructive chain reaction, tearing apart marriages, challenging loyalties, and forcing everyone to confront the true cost of their desires.

Temptation

The Garden of Eden Team

Born into extreme poverty, Da Hae (Park Soo Ae) was determined to claw herself into a higher economic status, no matter the cost. As an orphaned child, she met Ha Ryu (Kwon Sang Woo), and the two grew close despite being separated through adoption. Ha Ryu is willing to do anything for Da Hae – which turns out to be his fatal flaw, as she primarily sees him as a pawn in her life. After the tragic loss of their daughter, Da Hae abandons and betrays Ha Ryu in favor of a wealthier man. She eventually becomes the first lady, and Ha Ryu ends up as the prosecutor for her corruption case. Is this Ha Ryu’s chance to get “revenge” on Da Hae, or will she manage to get her way yet again?

King of Ambition

     The Ambitious Team

Ha Ryu

Song Ju and Jeong Seo who have lost a father and a mother respectively spend their childhood together like real siblings. Song Ju is there for Jeong Seo whenever she feels lonely and has a hard time, and Jeong Seo also relies a lot on Song Ju. However, after Jeong Seo's father gets married to Tae Mi Ra, Mi Ra and her daughter Yu Ri keep harassing Jeong Seo out of jealousy. Tae Hwa, Yu Ri's rough and wild older brother, has a crush on Jeong Seo who is pure and kind unlike him.

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