Jin Seon Kyu is a South Korean actor. Born on September 13, 1977, he made his acting debut in a minor role in the 2008 film “The Good, The Bad, The Weird.” He has since appeared in supporting roles in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “Six Flying Dragons” (2015-2016), “Marriage Contract” (2016) and “Live Up to Your Name” (2017). His role in the 2017 film “The Outlaws” garnered the Best Supporting Actor award at the 38th Blue Dragon Film Awards.

Jin Seon Kyu

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Lee Dong Jin (Park Jin Young) is a data analyst at the top of his field, using his keen skills of perception to conduct research. But there's one thing he's never been able to figure out: why bad things constantly seem to happen to people around his high school classmate and former crush, Park Mi Jeong (Roh Jeong Eui). After the strange deaths of her father and several male classmates, Mi Jeong was labeled a "witch" by others and distanced herself from society, believing that she's cursed. A decade later, Dong Jin and Mi Jeong happen to cross paths once again, and Dong Jin is determined to get to the bottom of her "curse" once and for all. Can Dong Jin help Mi Jeong out of her isolation – even if he might be putting his own safety at risk? This drama was adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Kang Full.

The Witch

✨ Fans for Fans ✨ Team

Ean (Kim Tae Ri) has become stuck in the past, searching for the Divine Blade, the only item that can open the gates of time. But she is not alone in her quest, as blind swordsman Neung Pa (Jin Seon Kyu) also hunts for the blade. Time is quickly running out, though, as back in the “future,” an escaped alien prisoner is ready to unleash chaos on the world. Ean must gain control of the Divine Blade fast – and save the future world from doom! This 2024 South Korean movie is the follow-up to “Alienoid” and was directed by Choi Dong Hoon.

Alienoid: Return to the Future

Neung Pa

Chi Ho (Yoo Hae Jin), a talented confectionery researcher with an extraordinary sense of taste but limited social skills, leads a mundane life constantly pestered by his half-brother Seok Ho (Cha In Pyo) and dealing with his narcissistic boss Byeong Hoon (Jin Sun Kyu). Everything changes when he meets single mom Il Young (Kim Hee Sun), falling in love at first sight. Despite Il Young's previous resignation about finding love again, she gradually discovers Chi Ho's genuine heart beneath his nerdy exterior. Their unexpected connection blossoms, challenging both of their preconceived notions about relationships and personal happiness. This is a 2023 South Korean movie directed by Lee Han.

Honey Sweet

After noticing gaps in investigation methods for catching particularly heinous criminals, quiet, perceptive criminal behavioral analyst Song Ha Young (Kim Nam Gil) decides to explore the world of criminal profiling – a field previously untouched in South Korean policing. Alongside his supportive boss Young Soo (Jin Seon Kyu), Ha Young utilizes his newfound knowledge to delve into the darkest corners of the human psyche in the hopes of catching serial murderers. Ha Young must navigate skeptical law enforcement officers and the limits of his own mind as he strives to bring justice to the victims and prevent more lost life. This drama was inspired by the memoir “Those Who Read the Minds of Evil” by Kwon Il Yong and Ko Na Mu, which tells the true story of South Korea’s first criminal profiler.

Through the Darkness

7️⃣ Ways of Catching Evil Team

Young Ki (Cho Jin Woong), a struggling mobster drowning in debt and legal troubles, encounters Jang Soo (Sol Kyung Gu), a wealthy lawyer who is paralyzed and terminally ill. Jang Soo proposes an unusual deal: if Young Ki helps him complete his bucket list, he will leave his multi-million dollar life insurance fund to the mobster. Desperate and seeing an opportunity, Young Ki agrees, launching them both on an unpredictable and transformative journey of friendship and personal growth. Based on the 2011 French film "The Intouchables," this heartwarming story explores an unlikely bond between two men from vastly different worlds. "Man of Men" is a 2019 South Korean movie directed by Yong Soo.

Man of Men

💲 Team of Teams 💲

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Three 30-year-old friends navigate the entertainment industry with unique challenges: Im Jin Joo (Chun Woo Hee), a quirky TV scriptwriter who talks to inanimate objects; Hwang Han Joo (Han Ji Eun), a marketing department head balancing work and motherhood; and Lee Eun Jung (Jeon Yeo Bin), who runs a one-woman documentary company. When Lee Eun Jung unexpectedly finds success, it shifts the dynamics of their lives. Romantic possibilities emerge as Im Jin Joo becomes intrigued by drama producer Son Beom Soo (Ahn Jae Hong), and Hwang Han Joo is attracted to new team member Chu Jae Hoon (Gong Myung). As their careers evolve and personal relationships develop, the friends must navigate the complexities of their professional and personal lives.

Melo Is My Nature

The Melo-Dees

After failing their most recent mission, a team of five narcotics cops – Captain Ko (Ryu Seung Ryong) and detectives Jang (Lee Ha Nee), Ma (Jin Seon Kyu), Young Ho (Lee Dong Hwi), and Jae Hoon (Gong Myoung) – are offered one final chance to save their jobs. They're tasked with surveilling an international drug ring... by running a fried chicken restaurant across the street from the gang's safe house. However, Detective Ma's unexpected culinary prowess turns the struggling restaurant into a popular hot spot with lines out the door. Can the team still manage to carry out their mission to take down the drug gang while frying up chicken for hundreds of hungry customers?

Extreme Job

Detective Ma

Ma Seok Do (Ma Dong Seok) is a fearless police officer in Seoul's Crime Unit tasked with stopping a violent Chinese-Korean gang war in Chinatown. Jang Chen (Yoon Kye Sang), a ruthless loan shark, aims to take over the entire territory with his brutal henchmen Wei Sung Rak (Jin Seon Kyu) and Yang Tae (Kim Sung Kyu). As tensions escalate and violence threatens to consume the neighborhood, Seok Do must find a way to restore order before the conflict spirals out of control. Based on the real-life "Heuksapa Incident" of 2007, this is a 2017 South Korean crime film directed by Kang Yoon Sung.

The Outlaws

In the tumultuous formation of the Joseon Dynasty, six powerful individuals with conflicting ideologies battle for political supremacy. Prince Lee Bang Won (Yoo Ah In) and Jeong Do Jeon (Kim Myung Min) find themselves on opposing sides of a critical power struggle, with Do Jeon helping his father Lee Seong Gye (Chun Ho Jin) establish the new kingdom as its first monarch, King Tae Jo. Boon Yi (Shin Se Kyung), Ddang Sae (Byun Yo Han), and Moo Hyul (Yoon Kyun Sang) become entangled in the complex political landscape, where the fight is between those advocating for ministerial rule and those seeking absolute power. As tensions escalate, Bang Won, who will eventually become King Tae Jong, emerges as Do Jeon's most formidable adversary. This is a 2015 South Korean historical drama series directed by Shin Kyung Soo.

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