Kim Eung Soo is a South Korean actor. He was born on February 12, 1961 in Seocheon County, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea. He studied theater and film at Seoul Art College and filmmaking at the Japan Institute of the Moving Image and made his acting debut in 1984. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Secret Investigation Record” (2010), “Warrior Baek Dong Soo” (2011), “History of the Salary Man” (2012), “Bridal Mask” (2012), “Cunning Single Lady” (2014), and “Quantum Physics” (2019).

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Han Yi Joo (Jung Yoo Min) naively tries to see the best in everyone, though she's shunned and betrayed by a family who never loved her. After a terrible accident at the hands of her mother, Yi Joo unexpectedly finds herself transported back in time. Realizing she has a second chance to change her fate, Yi Joo teams up with wealthy tycoon Seo Do Guk (Sung Hoon) to exact revenge on those who've wronged her. Will this new alliance allow Yi Joo to create the life she’s always wanted? Adapted from the webtoon “The Essence of a Perfect Marriage” written by Young and Lee Beom Bae and illustrated by Je Ri Bol.

Perfect Marriage Revenge

💥 The Almighty ✨ Team

In 1987, a South Korean diplomat's life hangs in the balance after being abducted by terrorists in Lebanon. Lee Min Joon (Ha Jung Woo), an ordinary diplomat with ambitious dreams of working in the United States, volunteers for a secret mission to deliver a 2.5 million U.S. dollar ransom. Navigating the dangerous landscape of a country embroiled in civil war, Min Joon encounters Pan Soo (Ju Ji Hoon), a street-smart Korean taxi driver who becomes his unexpected ally. With no government support and time running out, Min Joon must rescue the kidnapped diplomat and secure his own future. This gripping tale of courage and determination unfolds against the backdrop of a critical moment in South Korean diplomatic history. Inspired by true events, "Ransomed" is a 2023 South Korean action drama film directed by Kim Sung Hoon.

Ransomed

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⚖️

In this role reversal gone wrong, an old school boss goes to work for his former employee, testing their rocky relationship is hilarious and surprising ways. Yeol Chan is a hard-working manager at a ramen company who has achieved rapid success, climbing the ranks at Joonsu Food thanks to his creativity and marketing skills. But when he gets an intern, he never expects it to be Man Sic, his former, condescending employer who caused him a lot of turmoil at his first office job. Man Sic is a quintessential "kkondae," a self-entitled and stubborn older person normally found in management workplace positions in South Korea.

Kkondae Intern

In 1993, tensions between North and South Korea reach new heights with growing concerns of North Korea's nuclear program. The South Korean National Intelligence Service recruits former military intelligence officer Park Suk Young (Hwang Jung Min) to infiltrate a group of North Korean officials in Beijing to investigate, using the code name "Black Venus." Suk Young poses as an entrepreneur and gradually builds a relationship with high-ranking official Ri Myong Un (Lee Sung Min), leading him to gain the trust of North Korean leadership. However, just before South Korea's presidential election in 1997, Suk Young learns of a secret deal between high-ranking Northern and Southern officials – but he doesn't know who he can trust, as only the South Korean president and the National Intelligence foreign affairs director Choi Hak Seong (Cho Jin Woong) know who "Black Venus" is. Can Suk Young find a way to preserve peace despite this?

The Spy Gone North

Department Head Kim

During the Joseon Dynasty, power struggles abound throughout all levels of government, leading to increased crime and corruption. King Ye Jong (Lee Sun Kyun), not deterred by this, chooses instead to gather evidence of wrongdoing and bring the responsible parties to justice. When new archivist Yi Seo (Ahn Jae Hong), a clumsy but good-hearted young man with a near-photographic memory, is appointed to the court, King Ye Jong recognizes his usefulness and recruits Yi Seo to his cause. However, King Ye Jong and Yi Seo soon face their greatest challenge yet – while investigating a murder, they discover clues that it may be linked to a greater effort to dethrone the king and destabilize the country. Will they succeed in their quest for the truth?

The King's Case Note

When Na Ae Ra (Lee Min Jung) and Cha Jung Woo (Joo Sang Wook) first started dating, she dreamt of becoming a beautiful housewife. However, shortly after their marriage, Jung Woo quit his job as a civil servant to pursue his dreams of entrepreneurship. Ae Ra supports them financially for four years, but the stress eventually causes her to file for divorce. Unfortunately for Ae Ra, Jung Woo’s business venture succeeds a few years later, catapulting him to wealth while Ae Ra is stuck paying their marital debts. Ae Ra decides to get revenge by trying to “win him back,” hoping for an acknowledgement of everything she did, but Jung Woo suspects that she just wants him for his money. As the exes circle and scheme around each other, they begin to realize that their old feelings never truly went away – but is a second chance a good idea?

Cunning Single Lady

The Foxy Team

During the political turmoil of 18th-century Joseon, Baek Dong Soo (Ji Chang Wook) was adopted by a swordsmith and grew up alongside Yeo Woon (Yoo Seung Ho). However, their paths diverge dramatically in adulthood: while Dong Soo embraces justice and loyalty, eventually joining the royal guard, Woon is drawn into a clandestine assassin organization, becoming a skilled but conflicted killer. Their brotherhood is tested as they find themselves on opposing sides of a brewing war, one fighting to protect the Crown Prince and the other serving a shadowy faction aiming to overthrow the kingdom. This drama was based on the comic “Honorable Baek Dong Soo” by Lee Jae Heon.

Warrior Baek Dong Soo

⚔The New Joseon Warriors ⚔

Ji Hyun (Lee Na Young), a successful photographer living as a woman after sex reassignment surgery, has a perfect life with her loving boyfriend Jun Seok (Kim Ji Suk). Her carefully constructed world is suddenly disrupted when a young boy appears, claiming to be her biological son from her previous life as a man. To protect her secret and connect with her child, Ji Hyun reluctantly agrees to spend a week pretending to be a father. Struggling to perform traditional masculine roles and behaviors, she finds parenting challenging as the boy becomes increasingly suspicious of her true identity. As Ji Hyun navigates this delicate situation, she must balance maintaining her current life while confronting her past and forming a relationship with her son. This is a 2010 South Korean movie directed by Lee Gwang Jae that explores gender identity, family, and personal transformation.

Lady Daddy

👓 Dad Likes Women  💄

Kang (Park Yong Woo), a desperate police detective, risks everything by rigging a drug raid to pay his comatose wife's mounting hospital bills. By taking a share of the stolen profits from a notorious gang, he secures financial relief but becomes consumed by guilt. Meanwhile, Min Woo (Namgoong Min), haunted by his own dark past involving a woman he married after meeting her in a bookstore, seeks redemption through increasingly chaotic actions. As their paths intertwine, Kang realizes their shared burden of guilt and moral compromise. Both men struggle to find a way to atone for their past misdeeds before the consequences of their actions catch up with them. This is a 2007 South Korean movie written and directed by Jin Kwang Gyo.

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