Kim Sang Ho is a South Korean character actor who is instantly recognizable from his signature bald head and side curls. Born on July 24, 1970, he began his acting career in theater in 1996 before branching into films and television dramas. Some of his recent roles include “Wonderful Days” (2014), “Doctor Stranger” (2014) and “D-Day” (2015), as well as the film “Proof of Innocence” (2016).

Kim Sang Ho

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Auto mechanic Geum Ju (Choi Soo Young) has a problem: she's addicted to alcohol, to the point that she even breaks off her engagement because she would choose drinking over her fiancé. Concerned, her family intervenes to try and help her reduce her dependency. As Geum Ju returns to her hometown, she reconnects with her high school best friend (and first love) Ui Jun (Gong Myoung), who's since become a doctor. However, despite their shared past as drinking buddies in their early 20s, Ui Jun is now cold and distant from her, seems to despise alcohol, and regularly gives lectures about the dangers of drinking. Curious, Geum Ju decides to try and figure out what changed – and might just change both of their lives in the process.

Second Shot at Love

🍻 Drunks in Love Team

Han Jeong Su

The Joseon palace is overrun with powerful female ghosts and evil spirits, all of whom harbor deep grudges against the royal family. Unfortunately, government officer Yoon Gab (Yook Sung Jae) becomes possessed by an Imugi, a mythical shapeshifting serpent-like creature. This brings Yeo Ri (Kim Ji Yeon), a young woman from a family of shamans, into the palace in an attempt to cure Yoon Gab, forcing her to confront her family's legacy – and her former love. Meanwhile, the dreams of reformist monarch King Lee Sung (Kim Ji Hun) are disrupted by the strange and terrifying events unfolding within the palace. Yeo Ri must put aside her reluctance to inherit her fate and team up with Yoon Gab and the King to restore order to the kingdom before vengeful spirits manage to take over!

The Haunted Palace

The Naughty Dragon Tails Team

Pong San

JTBC

Na Moon Young (Lee Bo Young) and Cha Seung Jae (Lee Moo Saeng) seemed to live a pretty normal life. But when Sung Jae disappears without a trace, Moon Young is left with far too many questions and far too few answers.

Determined to uncover the truth behind her husband’s disappearance, Moon Young sets out to do just that. Searching high and low, Moon Young does everything she can to unlock the secrets surrounding her husband’s sudden disappearance, completely unaware that a man by the name of Do Jin Woo (Lee Min Jae) holds an important key.

Will her relentless search for the truth ultimately bring her husband home or will her search end in utter heartbreak?

Thrilling from start to finish, “Hide” is a 2024 South Korean mystery drama directed by Kim Dong Hwi.

Hide

Hide and Seek Team 

High schooler Kim Eun Mi's (Jeon Hye Jin) life changed forever when she gave birth to her daughter. Decades later, her child Jin Hee (Choi Soo Young) has grown up and Eun Mi has become a physical therapist. The two spend most of their time bickering, as Jin Hee still lives at home while working as a police officer – where she butts heads with station chief Eun Jae Won (Park Sung Hoon). Eun Mi’s life also becomes more complicated when she meets the mysterious and shy doctor Park Jin Hong (Ahn Jae Wook). Will this mother and daughter duo resolve their differences – and renew their bond of affection? This series was based on the webtoon “Strangers” by Jung Young Rong.

Not Others

Like Mother Like Daughter

KBS02

Jin Jung (Doh Kyung Soo) is an unconventional prosecutor with a reputation for disregarding the law in favor of his own forms of justice if he thinks that the situation calls for it. His coworker Shin A Ra (Lee Se Hee), on the other hand, does everything by the book. While she doesn’t agree with Jin Jung’s methods, the two find themselves teaming up against Oh Do Hwan (Ha Jun), another prosecutor in the Central District Office who aligns himself with power and money to try and elevate his own status, as they try to solve crimes.

Bad Prosecutor

🐧 My Dear Penguin Team 🐧

Kim Yo Han (Kang Ha Neul), a judiciary trainee, finds himself betrayed and imprisoned in the brutal Seongju Prison after investigating suspected corruption. Facing constant threats from fellow inmates, Yo Han relies on his intelligence and fighting skills to survive. An unexpected ally emerges in Oh Soo Yeon (Lee Yoo Young), a mysterious female entrepreneur who offers him a chance at revenge, but only if he helps her achieve her own hidden agenda. As Yo Han navigates the dangerous prison environment, he must decide whether to trust Oh Soo Yeon and pursue his mission of vengeance against those who destroyed his family. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Min Yeon Hong.

Insider

Tʜᴇ Pᴀʏʙᴀᴄᴋ Tᴇᴀᴍ 

Chang Seok (Yeon Woo Jin), a novelist returning to Seoul after seven years abroad, wanders the city's streets, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. During his journey, he encounters several intriguing strangers, including Sung Ha (Kim Sang Ho), a man who shares a mysterious story about a Buddhist monk, Mi Young (IU), a woman who claims to dislike novels, and Joo Eun (Lee Joo Young), a bartender who offers to "buy" his memories. As Chang Seok listens to their tales and shares his own, the boundaries between real life and storytelling become increasingly indistinct. This is a 2021 South Korean movie directed by Kim Jong Kwan that explores the intricate relationship between memory, narrative, and personal experience.

Shades of the Heart

The Storytellers of the H♡rt

Ji Oh (Kim Rae Won), a man with extraordinary powers and fighting skills, struggles with his own identity and the mystery surrounding his existence. Pursued by a secretive group called Human Tech, which is conducting experiments to create the perfect human, Ji Oh discovers a genetics project codenamed L.U.C.A. Special forces agent Lee Son (Kim Sung Oh), who also possesses supernatural abilities, is determined to uncover Ji Oh's secrets. Detective Gu Reum (Lee Da Hee), seeking the truth about her parents' deaths, becomes Ji Oh's only ally as they navigate a dangerous world of hidden agendas and pursuit. Together, they must unravel the mysteries of Ji Oh's origins and survive the relentless hunt for answers. This is a 2021 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Hong Sun.

L.U.C.A.: The Beginning

The Children of LUCA 

In the year 2050, a mechanism called Alice allows people to travel back in time, primarily to find closure through seeing deceased loved ones. However, after a rumor about the end of time travel begins to circulate, Alice agents Yoon Tae Yi (Kim Hee Sun) and Yoo Min Hyuk (Kwak Si Yang) are sent to 1992 to find The Book of Prophecy. When they arrive, Tae Yi learns that she’s pregnant with Min Hyuk’s child, and she decides to keep the baby despite potential health risks, remaining in 1992 and adopting the name Park Sun Young. Unfortunately, Sun Young is later murdered, and in 2020, her son Park Jin Gyeom (Joo Won) seeks out her killer. But during his search, he happens to meet a genius physicist named Tae Yi – who looks just like his mother.

Alice

Timeless Love

Hong Byeong Soo (Kwak Do Won), a countryside detective, takes his family on a holiday to the Philippines to celebrate his 10th anniversary, secretly planning to confront his old friend Kim Yong Bae (Kim Sang Ho), who previously scammed him. Upon finding Yong Bae imprisoned and falsely accused of murder, Byeong Soo teams up with local tour guide Hwang Man Cheol (Kim Dae Myung) to investigate. Yong Bae tempts Byeong Soo with a mysterious opportunity involving "Yamashita's Gold", presenting a potentially life-changing proposition that could either clear his name or further complicate his legal troubles. Caught between moral dilemma and financial temptation, Byeong Soo must decide whether to pursue the risky gold or maintain his integrity. This is a 2020 South Korean action comedy film directed by Kim Bong Han.

The Golden Holiday

💰The Golden Team💰

After a hostage situation goes terribly wrong, skilled negotiator Ha Chae Yoon (Son Ye Jin) finds herself questioning her desire to remain with the police. However, when arms dealer Min Tae Gu (Hyun Bin) abducts a group that includes a news reporter and Chae Yoon's superior, Chae Yoon is forced to put her personal struggles aside and intervene. However, as the hours go by, Chae Yoon begins to uncover a deeper conspiracy afoot, involving corruption, betrayal, and secret identities. When Tae Gu announces his intent to kill all the hostages – and himself – Chae Yoon must find a way to balance the competing interests of law enforcement, Tae Gu, and the hostages before it's too late.

The Negotiation

Crime and Justice💥Team

Ahn Hyuk Su

Park Bong Pal (Taecyeon), a college student with the ability to see ghosts, works as a part-time exorcist. When he meets Kim Hyeon Ji (Kim So Hyun), the ghost of a 19-year-old who died in a car accident, they form an unexpected partnership. After accidentally kissing, Hyun Ji discovers Bong Pal might hold the key to her past and moves in with him. Together, they help ghosts cross over to the afterlife, using Hyun Ji's unique ability to see how ghosts died. As they investigate, they become intrigued by the mysterious Professor Joo Hye Seong (Kwon Yool), who seems connected to their individual mysteries. This is a 2016 South Korean supernatural drama series based on the webcomic "Ssawooja Gwishina" by Im In Seu, directed by Park Joon Hwa.

Bring It On, Ghost

GHOSTBUSTERS

Monk Myung Chul

Woo Jin (Han Hyo Joo), a talented furniture designer, experiences an extraordinary daily challenge: waking up in a different body each morning. These transformations range from a young, attractive man (Do Ji Han) to a middle-aged person (Bae Sung Woo), an elderly individual (Chun Young Woon), or even a beautiful woman (Park Shin Hye). Despite this bizarre condition, his love for Yi Soo remains constant, and he always finds a way to return to her. As Woo Jin navigates these unpredictable physical changes, he struggles to maintain his identity and relationship. Will he eventually find a way to break free from this mysterious phenomenon and live a stable life with Yi Soo? This is a 2015 South Korean film directed by Baik, based on a 2012 American social film of the same title by Drake Doremus.

The Beauty Inside

As a child, Park Hoon (Lee Jong Suk) and his surgeon father were spirited away to North Korea to perform a top-secret procedure. However, upon the surgery’s completion, the two were barred from returning home due to political machinations at Myungwoo University Hospital, where Park Hoon’s father worked. Under his father’s guidance, Park Hoon himself becomes a talented surgeon and secretly dreams of fleeing to the South with his lover Song Jae Hee (Jin Se Yeon). Park Hoon and Jae Hee manage to escape, but end up separated – until Park Hoon meets Dr. Han Seung Hee (also played by Jin Se Yeon), who looks just like Jae Hee, at his new workplace, but she denies knowing him. As Park Hoon follows in his father’s footsteps at Myungwoo University Hospital, he must navigate rigid hierarchies, personal mysteries, and a decade-long plan for revenge while also saving patients’ lives.

Doctor Stranger

The Doctors Without Borders

In the winter of 1994, South Korea is rocked by an explosion on Balam Bridge near Seoul, initially reported as a terrorist attack. Journalist Lee Bang Woo (Hwang Jung Min) begins investigating the incident, skeptical of the official narrative. When his old friend Yoon Hyuk (Jin Goo) provides secret documents claiming government agents orchestrated the explosion, Lee teams up with fellow journalists Sung Hyo Kwan (Kim Min Hee) and Son Jin Ki (Kim Sang Ho) to uncover the truth. As they dig deeper, they uncover a shocking conspiracy involving a powerful secret group with influence over governmental affairs. Their investigation leads them into increasingly dangerous territory as they seek to expose the real masterminds behind the bridge explosion. This is a 2011 South Korean movie co-written and directed by Park In Je.

Moby Dick

Seong Chan (Kim Kang Woo), a talented chef who abandoned his culinary career after a tragic competition, now lives a quiet life as a farmer in a rural town. When a nationwide cooking competition offers him a chance to challenge his rival Bong Joo (Im Won Hee) and reclaim his honor, he assembles an unlikely team to compete for the title of heir to the last Royal Chef of the Joseon Dynasty. As top teams from across the country gather, Seong Chan must navigate intense competition and a long-buried family secret that threatens to derail his dreams. Facing numerous obstacles and intense pressure, he struggles to stay focused on winning the ultimate culinary challenge. Based on the manhwa "Sikgaek" by Huh Young Man, this is a dramatic 2007 South Korean film directed by Jeon Yun Su.

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