Im Chang Jung is a South Korean actor, TV personality, and musician who was born on November 30, 1973, in Icheon, South Korea. He studied at ChungAng University, where he majored in Theater and Film. He made his acting debut in the movie “North Korean Partisan in South Korea” in 1990, and went on to appear in hit movie titles such as “The Rules of the Game” (1994) and “Sex Is Zero” (2002). He made his music debut in 1995, releasing the album “Already to Me.” More recently, he has appeared in the movie “Gate” (2018) and the drama series “Dazzling” (2019).

Im Chang Jung

Sang Yeol (Im Chang Jung) is the quintessential loser: Already in his thirties, he lives at home with his mother particularly and is an unpopular presenter on a home shopping TV channel.

He is hopelessly inexperienced in the world of love – and spends all lustfully daydreaming about his hugely popular coworker So Yeon (Kim Gyu Ri).

So Yeon has absolutely no interest in Sang Yeol and ignores him in favor of a TV producer named Park (Kim Tae Hoon).

However, she finds herself in a terrible bind after Park makes her pregnant, and shows no interest in having a child together.

Fearing disgrace, So Yeon hatches a plan – she will try to trick Sang Yeol into believing that she spent a steamy, drunken night together with him in a hotel room…and is now pregnant with his child.

Could her audacious plan come good – and what will happen to love-struck dupe Sang Yeol?

“Shotgun Love” is a 2011 comedy directed by Rain Jung.

Shotgun Love

Having grown up in a poor, rural area, Kong Young Tan (Im Chang Jung) has never had much. As a child, his situation never really bothered him but as a grown man, his perspective has changed quite a bit. As the eldest son of the family, Young Tan is convinced he can do better for himself and his family. Setting off for Seoul, with the sole purpose of becoming a teacher, Young Tan is certain his fortune is about to change. Little does he know how right he is.

With his simple country ways, Young Tan’s arrival in the city marks him as an easy target for unscrupulous souls only too willing to prey on one such as himself. With his bags and money were stolen mere minutes after his arrival, Young Tan has no choice but to report the incident to the police. However, a misunderstanding at the police station soon lands Young Tan in even more trouble. Plagued by mishaps, Young Tan eventually finds himself in a remote northern village where he’s immediately mistaken for the new teacher.&nbsp;

Accepting his fate and the job, Young Tan settles into his new life in the village and soon falls in love with the village chief’s sister-in-law, Sun Mi (Park Jin Hee). As Young Tan attempts to woo Sun Mi, he stumbles upon the village’s greatest secret. Will Young Tan be able to keep this vital secret or will his unfortunate luck bring disaster to them all?

Set in the 1980s, “Underground Rendezvous” is a 2007 South Korean comedy film directed by Kim Jong Jin.

Underground Rendezvous

Watch out for landmines!

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Sex Is Zero (색즉시공, Saekjeuk Shigong) is a 2002 South Korean film written and directed by Yoon Je-kyoon, starring Lim Chang-jung, Ha Ji-won (from ""Secret Garden"") and Yoo Chae-yeong. In the style of American gross-out comedies like American Pie, it follows the exploits of a group of college students, which eventually takes a serious turn. Sex Is Zero sold over 4 million tickets in South Korea, making it the fifth most popular film of 2002.

Sex Is Zero

Saekjeuk Shigong

Jang Eun Shik

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Is there such a thing as a “Jakarta,” a term used to refer to the perfect crime? Sa Hyun (Yun Da Hun) is the vice president of a bank owned by his father. When he decides to rob his own bank to repay a debt, he catches a gangster named Blue (Lim Chang Jung), who had just dug a tunnel into the bank vault along with his unseen accomplices. Hyun decides to take the bandit to the police, but two police officers arrive exceedingly quickly and take both men in for questioning. It turns out the two police officers, brothers Hae Ryong (Kim Sang Jung) and Du San (Park Jun Gyu), are gangsters in disguise who had come to the bank to rob it themselves. When their original plan doesn’t go as planned, the fake police officers kidnap Hyun and hold him for ransom. Is it possible that three completely different groups of thieves could have planned to rob the same bank on the same day, or is there another mastermind behind the whole plan? “Jakarta” is a 2000 South Korean comedy film directed by Jung Cho Shin.

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