Jung Joon Ho is an award-winning South Korean actor. Born on October 1, 1970, he made his acting debut in the 1997 film “1818” and television drama “Cinderella” and then found fame with his role in the 2000 television drama “Women Like You.” He has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “The Last Scandal of My Life” (2008), “IRIS” (2009), “Queen of Reversals” (2010), “Mama” (2014), “Sweet, Savage Family” (2015) and “The Flower in Prison” (2016). Jung Joon Ho married television announcer Lee Ha Jung in 2011.

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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

Deok Gyu

Cha Cha Woong (Park Hae Jin), a charismatic stage magician, secretly employs ghosts as his assistants. When he meets Go Seul Hae (Jin Ki Joo), a police officer who can also see spirits but fears her ability, an unusual partnership begins. Despite his initial reluctance, Cha Woong is persuaded to use his supernatural connections to help solve crimes. As they work together to catch criminals with the help of his ghostly "employees," an unexpected romantic tension develops between them. This is a 2022 South Korean supernatural comedy-drama directed by Lee Hyeong Min and Jeong Sang Hee.

From Now On, Showtime!

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School bullies have made life hell for Im Ju Gyeong (Mun Ka Young), who torment her relentlessly for being “ugly.” So when she transfers high schools, she decides to turn over a new leaf by using tips she learns from social media to transform her appearance! Donning a new look and carefully maintaining her "ugly secret," she slowly gains confidence in herself while making genuine friends including Lee Su Ho (Cha Eun Woo), the most popular boy at school, and his close-friend-turned-rival, Han Seo Jun (Hwang In Yeop), a troublemaker with a kind heart. Caught in a love triangle and constantly at risk for having her secret exposed, what will happen if Ju Gyeong's new friends learn about the "real" her? Will she find true love with either of her suitors? This series was adapted from the viral 2018 webtoon "True Beauty".

True Beauty

True Beauty Team

Lee Joo Hun

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

After being attacked by a group of female assassins, young swordsman Jeon Nok Du (Jang Dong Yoon) sets out to track down one of his assailants. However, his quest leads him to a village populated entirely by widows. In order to evade detection, Nok Du disguises himself as a woman while he searches for clues. But one of the residents, Dong Dong Ju (Kim So Hyun), learns Nok Du’s secret identity… although she has a secret of her own: she has escaped from an ill-fated gisaeng (courtesan) apprenticeship. Will they succeed in keeping each others’ identities a secret? And what will happen when they begin to fall for each other? This 2019 South Korean drama series was based on the hit webtoon “Nok Du Jeon” by Hye Jin Yang and was directed by Kim Dong Hwi.

The Tale of Nokdu

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King Gwang Hae

JTBC

In the exclusive SKY Castle, a luxurious condo community home to Joo Nam University's elite doctors and professors, the relentless pursuit of academic success becomes a dark comedy of ambition. The residents, driven by an obsessive desire to secure their children's futures, will stop at nothing to guarantee admission to top universities. When wealthy parents begin to manipulate, scheme, and destroy lives in their ruthless quest for prestige, the true cost of success becomes devastatingly clear. At the heart of this satirical drama are families whose materialistic desires expose the toxic underbelly of Korea's hyper-competitive educational landscape. This 2018 South Korean satirical drama offers a biting critique of social climbing and parental pressure in modern Korean society.

SKY Castle

The Sky High Team

A genius girl who was born and raised in prison called Jeonokseo meets various people and becomes a competent woman who helps people in need and finds who she really is. Jeonokseo is a prison in the Joseon era. Ok Nyo learns many things about life here from all kinds of prisoners as she works as a prison officer. Ok Nyo meets with Queen Munjeong, Yun Wong Hyeong, and Jeong Nan Jeong and goes through so many hardships and faces frustration. However, with the help of good people such as the righteous outlaw Im Kkeok Jeong, Dae Jang Geum, and Jeon Woo Chi, she grows into a decent woman and archives her dreams.

The Flower in Prison

The Pretty Prisoners

Yoon Won Hyung

Is it OK to covet your neighbor’s wife? Chae Song Ha (Yeom Jung Ah) and Ahn Sun Kyu (Kim Yoo Suk) seem like they have a perfectly successful and happy married life. Song Ha is a marketing team leader at an ad agency, and Sun Kyu is a doctor. Although Song Ha keeps perfect order at both her work and at home, she is getting bored with her life. One floor down in the same apartment building, Min Sang Shik (Jung Joon Ho) and Hong Kyung Joo (Shin Eun Kyung) also appear to the outside world to have a good marriage. Sang Shik is a department head at a large corporation, and Kyung Joo is his stay-at-home wife. But when a series of events lead to secret romances between the two couples, can they find the excitement they seek without jeopardizing their orderly lives? “Your Neighbor’s Wife” is a 2013 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Tae Gon.

Your Neighbor's Wife

Min Sang Shik

Gye Do Shik (Jung Joon Ho), a low-ranking mob member with limited education, is sent back to high school by his embarrassed bosses to improve his digital literacy. Accompanied by his subordinates Kim Sang Do (Jung Woong In) and Dae Ka Ri (Jeong Woon Taek), Do Shik discovers that navigating high school is far more challenging than dealing with gangsters. As he struggles to adapt to the academic environment and teenage dynamics, he finds himself facing unexpected challenges that test his street-smart skills. This is the first film in a popular gangster trilogy, "My Boss, My Hero" is a 2001 South Korean comedy directed by Yoon Je Gyun.

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