About Jung Hae In: 
Jung Hae In has been enjoying success the last few years, with one top performing series after another. While he is just getting started on his uphill climb, it would be interesting to see where it leads.
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Jung Hae In was born April 1, 1988. When he was in college, he showcased his outstanding vocals in various musicals and was instantly determined to become an actor. After graduating with a degree in Broadcasting Entertainment at Pyeongtaek University, he went into the military service when he was 21 years old. There, he lost 12 kilograms to support his dream of becoming an actor. Right after college, he signed a contract with his agency, FNC Entertainment, and made his first appearance in AOA Black’s music video “Moya”.
Not many people know, but Jung Hae In’s family can be traced all the way back to the late Joseon Dynasty as he is actually a descendant of Jung Yak Yong, a famous poet, philosopher and thinker from that era. He enjoys painting and traveling in his spare time, and hosts his own variety travel show “Jung Hae In’s Travel Log”. Despite many rumours about him dating his co-stars, he is not known to have a girlfriend or wife. Fans can keep up with the latest Jung Hae In news by following his Instagram, which has amassed over five million followers.
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His acting career officially debuted in 2014 with a supporting role in the supernatural drama “Bride of the Century”. That same year, he appeared in the indie film “The Youth”, and played Ahn Min Seo, a character based on Aramis, and in the historical drama “The Three Musketeers”. After a few years of acting in small roles and making cameo appearances, he won the New Star Award for his portrayal of the younger brother in the 2016 drama “Yeah, That’s The Way It Is” at the 24th SBS Drama Awards.
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He quickly rose to fame as a police officer that could see the future in the Korean fantasy drama “While You Were Sleeping” in 2017. During the series airing period, he was the most searched term on Naver, the second largest search engine in South Korea after Google.
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His popularity started to skyrocket, and he finally landed his first leading role opposite Son Ye Jin in the JTBC romantic drama “Something In The Rain” (2018). This series gained notoriety while taking on taboo topics in South Korea such as a younger man dating an older woman. In 2019, he plays a struggling young man that has to turn to gang activities in the hit series Start-Up (2019). His latest lead role is in the romantic comedy “A Piece Of Your Mind” (2020) with Chae Soo Bin.

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On December 12, 1979, South Korea’s president, Park Chung Hee was assassinated. Acting in direct defiance of Acting President Han Gyu (Jung Dong Hwan), Major General Chun Doo Gwang (Hwang Jung Min) and the officers who followed him, arrest General Jeong Sang Ho (Lee Sung Min), the Republic Of Korea’s Army Chief of Staff, on allegations of involvement in the late president’s murder, clearing the way for a national coup d'état.

Following the capture of General Jeong, an impressive military presence sets itself up in downtown Seoul in support of Major General Chun. Utterly appalled by Major General Chun’s grab for power, Commander Lee Tae Shin (Jung Woo Sung) of the Capital Garrison Command rallies forces to take a stand against Chun Doo Gwang.&nbsp;

Fighting against those trying to seize power, Commander Lee does everything he can to stop the insurrection. As tensions rise between the two groups, military leaders are called to action but nothing seems able to stop Chun Doo Gwang in his quest for power. Backed by powerful allies, will Chun’s grab for power ultimately pay off?

Inspired by true events, “12.12: The Day” is a 2023 South Korean historical action drama film directed by Kim Sung Su.&nbsp;

12.12: The Day

An innovator in the world of artificial intelligence programming, Moon Ha Won (Jung Hae In) has made quite a name for himself in the AI industry. The founder and brain behind the popular portal site, M&H, Ha Won is a man everyone knows. A man devoted to his work, everyone knows he doesn’t take what he does lightly and expects his employees to follow suit, but he’s also known as a kindhearted, rational thinker, who never gets angry and never loses his cool. An ideal man, with a soft heart, Ha Won believes that when it comes to love, having even a small fraction of his love’s heart is enough to sustain him. But that theory is put to the test when Han Seo Woo (Chae Soo Bin) wanders into his world.

A classical music recording engineer, Seo Woo hasn’t had the easiest life. With no family to support her, and no place to call home, Seo Woo has spent the majority of her life wandering and alone. Despite her difficulties, Seo Woo has managed to keep an open and optimistic mindset, believing that all things happen for a reason. Wandering down the path life has laid before her, Seo Woo soon finds herself crossing paths with Ha Won. As the two begin a journey together, they come to find that sometimes two different halves really can make a whole.

A fun romantic romp, “A Piece of Your Mind” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Lee Sang Yeob.

A Piece of Your Mind

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Taek Il (Park Jung Min) is 18 and unhappy with his lot. His life is going nowhere, much like the faulty motorbike he bought online and now can’t get to work. After a bitter quarrel with his nagging mother, he decides to run away from home to a town named Gunsan where he finds work at a Chinese restaurant. He has a run-in with the restaurant’s cook, the burly and ostensibly ill-tempered Geo Seok (Ma Dong Seok). Although they get off on the wrong foot, they start to develop an unorthodox friendship, which mostly involves baiting each other and threatening one another with violence. Little by little, Taek Il begins to understand that Geo Seok is hiding a mysterious and unhappy secret.

Things get even more hectic for Taek Il when his best friend Sang Pil (Jung Hae In), who is trying to support his ailing grandmother, who is struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, reveals that he is to take up a job in “finance” – a position that turns out to involve little more than collecting debts for unscrupulous loan sharks. The trio embarks on a journey of discovery as they try to carve out a future for themselves in an uncertain world…

This film was based on a web-based cartoon series named “Start” by author Jo Geum San.

“Start-Up” is a 2019 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Choi Jung Yeol.

Start-Up

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Yoon Jin Ah (Son Ye Jin) is 35 years old. She works as a supervisor at a popular coffee shop franchise. She is relatively upbeat about most things, but has recently been dumped by her boyfriend. Her best friend Seo Kyung Seon (Jang Seo Yeon) is also 35, and works in the same industry.

Life takes a sudden turn for Yoon Jin Ah when her best friend’s younger brother Seo Joon Hee (Jung Hae In) returns to South Korea from a three-year stint living in the USA. Seo Joon Hee has been working as a character animation designer at a computer video game company. It has been a long time since Yoon Jin Ah saw or thought about Seo Joon Hee, but the duo begin to start spending time together. As they do so, they begin to feel the pull of romance. As Seo Joon Hee is four years younger than Yoon Jin Ah, traditional values stand in the way of their union. But Cupid appears to care little about conventions like these. Will they give in to love? Or will conservative values and social pressures stand in their way?

“Something in the Rain” is a 2018 South Korean drama series that was directed by Ahn Pan Seok.

Something in the Rain

Under the umbrella☔

During the Joseon Dynasty, there is growing unrest and declining confidence in the king to rule the country.

A group of rebels wants to overthrow King Yeongjo (Ryu Tae Joon), but they have to break their leader, Lee In Jwa (Kim Ji Hoon), out of jail first. 

Kim Ho (Jung Hae In), a former guardsman for the king, has been demoted to work as a prison guard. But he is still considered the best swordsman in all of Joseon. Can In Jwa and his men fight their way past Kim Ho to follow through with their plans?

“The Age of Blood” is a 2017 South Korean film directed by Kim Hong Seon.

The Age of Blood

Ever since she was a child, field reporter Nam Hong Joo (Suzy) had the ability to see bad events before they occurred. However, she is often powerless to stop them from happening. Living across the street from her family’s restaurant is the prosecutor Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk) who has seemingly also acquired the ability to foresee future events as well. Jae Chan receives a premonition of Hong Joo being framed for the death of a police officer by the corrupt lawyer Lee Yoo Beom, who was once his tutor, and rushes to prevent it from happening. The police officer (Jung Hae In) survives and also gains the ability to see the future. These three individuals realize that their lives are somehow intertwined through the dreams they keep having of one another.
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Together this unlikely trio work to take down Lee Yoo Beom (Lee Sang Yeob), discover the reason why they were given these abilities, and find ways to protect the ones they love most from harm.&nbsp;
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“While You Were Sleeping” is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Oh Choong Hwan. It is not related to the 1995 American film by the same title starring Sandra Bullock. The script is written by Park Hye Ryun, who previously worked with Suzy on her acting debut in the television drama “Dream High” (2011) and with Lee Jong Suk in the drama “I Hear Your Voice” (2013) and “Pinocchio” (2014). The cast of While You Were Sleeping fills the Kdrama with laugh-out-loud moments, seamlessly transitioning to nail-biting sequences that are sure to get you hooked.

While You Were Sleeping

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Betrayed by the king he faithfully served, Kim Shin (Gong Yoo), a decorated military general from the Goryeo Dynasty, is forced to watch his family die before being transformed into a goblin by the higher powers. Cursed with the lonely burden of immortality, Kim Shin dedicates the rest of his long life to saving people with his supernatural abilities. Still, he wanders through his days searching for the prophesied Goblin bride. The bride is the only one who can pull out the sword piercing his body which will finally set his soul free to rest in peace in the afterlife.
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19 years ago, Kim Shin saved a woman from a life-threatening accident. From then on, the woman’s daughter Ji Eun Tak (Kim Go Eun) gained the ability to communicate with beings from the other side. Despite this, she grows up well and remains an optimistic high schooler who works a part-time job at a chicken restaurant. The restaurant’s owner, Sunny (Yoo In Na), finds herself falling in love with a grim reaper (Lee Dong Wook), who is also the goblin’s roommate.
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Unknowingly, the lives of these four individuals intertwine to reveal a fated story more complex than any character could have imagined. Will Kim Shin’s bride finally release him from his eternal misery?
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Also known as “the Lonely Shining God” or “Goblin”, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God is written by fan-favorite writer Kim Eun Sook, the pen behind other successful series like “Heirs” (2013) and “Descendants of the Sun” (2016).&nbsp;If you’re a fan of well-written romance stories with a twist, this Kdrama is a must-watch. The numerous awards, high ratings, and rave reviews received by this show speak for itself.&nbsp;

Guardian: The Lonely and Great God

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It is a fantasy medical drama that tells the growth story of a vampire surgeon in his mid-20s who struggles for justice and dignity of life by treating terminally ill patients in one of the best cancer hospitals in Korea. As the story progresses, we all can feel that the true value of life does not lie in just a simple extension of life but in how we live. What choices do we have to make when we stand in the position of the strong? This society is like a vampire sucking up people's blood. A reality scarier than we imagine unfolds now.

Blood

Bloody team

TV Chosun

Choi Kang Joo (Lee Hong Ki) is his father’s firstborn son, and the heir to the Taeyang Group, South Korea’s most affluent family-run conglomerate.

However, a strange curse has afflicted Choi Kang Joo’s family for the past century: The wife of Taeyang’s heir-apparent always dies shortly after the nuptials are complete!

Regardless, Choi Kang Joo’s family has arranged for him to marry into another wealthy family. His bride will be the scheming, demanding and cold-hearted Jang Yi Kyung (Yang Jin Sung).

But chaos strikes when Jang Yi Kyung vanishes in the lead-up to the wedding. The family convinces Na Doo Rim (also played by Yang Jin Sung) to take her place. Na Doo Rim is a warm-hearted young woman from a humble, rural family who just happens to look exactly like Jang Yi Kyung.

Things get even messier for all involved when Choi Kang Joo falls head-over-heels in love for the kind, loving Na Doo Rim – threatening to derail the carefully laid plans of the Choi and Jang families!

Where is Jang Yi Kyung? What will happen if she returns? Will the Choi family’s curse ever be lifted? And can Choi Kang Joo and Na Doo Rim really live happily ever after?

“Bride of the Century” is a 2014 South Korean drama series directed by Yun Sang Ho.

Bride of the Century

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