Jung Eun Pyo is an award-winning South Korean actor. He was born on March 27, 1966 in Gokseong County, South Jeolla Province, South Korea and made his acting debut in 1990. Active both on stage and on screen, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Le Grand Chef” (2007), “Jewel in the Crown” (2010), “Incarnation of Money” (2013), “Fated to Love You” (2014), and “The Flower in Prison” (2016).

Jung Eun Pyo

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In South Korea, a chilling kidnapping case emerges when a mysterious note demands a collective ransom to save a child hostage, with the bank account linked to social services. Policewoman Kim Ji Won (Ha Yun Kyung), driven by childhood bullying experiences, teams up with social worker Park Oh Soon (Park Ha Sun), who is deeply troubled by a young girl's ongoing parental abuse. As evidence accumulates, suspicion falls on Park Oh Soon, forcing Kim Ji Won to investigate whether the kidnapping stems from the social worker's frustration with systemic failures to protect vulnerable children. This is a 2020 South Korean movie written and directed by Seo Eun Young.

Go Back

Go Back Team

KBS2

Raised as a soldier since birth, ambitious Princess Pyeong Gang (Kim So Hyun) intends to become the first Empress of Goguryeo after she learns about her real identity. She will stop at nothing to realize her dream, but her plans hit a hitch when she meets the peace-loving On Dal (Na In Woo). The duo fall for each other, despite their very different outlooks. On Dal decides to do whatever it takes to help Pyeong Gang achieve her goal, even if it means turning his back on his values. But the Princess’ quest to take the throne could end up forcing her to pay a price she is hesitant to pay, as a deadly fight for power is about to break out. Will Pyeong Gang and On Dal – and their love – survive this bloody struggle? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on the novel “Princess Pyeong Gang” by Choi Sa Gyu and was directed by Yoon Sang Ho.

River Where the Moon Rises

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

Ji Cheon Deuk

KBS02

For as long as Jin Ae (Eugene) can remember, she’s longed to live independently, especially because her mother San Ok (Go Doo Shim) heavily favors Jin Ae’s brother. When Jin Ae falls in love with her boss’ son Kang Hoon Jae (Lee Sang Woo), she might finally get the chance to move out. However, after Jin Ae and Hoon Jae marry and move in together, Jin Ae is forced to contend with her new mother-in-law – and begins to understand her mother’s experiences for the first time.

All about My Mom

Mom Knows Best Team

As teens, Yoon Soo Wan (Ku Hye Sun) and Park Dong Joo (Lee Sang Yun) fell in love, but they were separated after a tragic accident that left Soo Wan blind and forced Dong Joo to leave the country. Twelve years later, Soo Wan has regained her sight after a surgery and now works as a paramedic, while Dong Joo has become a surgeon. They reunite working in the same hospital, but Soo Wan is engaged to another man and doesn’t recognize Dong Joo, who opts not to tell Soo Wan who he truly is. Is there any second chance at love in their future, or will it all stay firmly in the past?

Angel Eyes

The Angel Eyes Team

Lee Cha Don (Kang Ji Hwan) is a successful prosecutor mentored by senior attorney Ji Se Kwang (Park Sang Min). Despite being an orphan, he was taken in by loan shark Bok Hwa Sool (Kim Soo Mi) and her daughter Jae In (Hwang Jung Eum), who supported and funded his life. However, this is no ordinary success story – Cha Don, born as Kang Seok, was originally the son of a real estate millionaire. His life took a tragic turn when his father was murdered by Se Kwang, who had worked for him at the time, with his father’s mistress as the beneficiary to his estate. Kang Seok’s mother was framed and wrongfully imprisoned for the crime, while Kang Seok himself lost his memory after Hwa Sool hit him with her car. Can Kang Seok regain his memories and clear his mother's name?

Incarnation of Money

The Won Team

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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