Hyun Woo is a South Korean actor. Born on January 18, 1985, he made his acting debut in the 2008 film “A Frozen Flower.” He has since appeared in many other films and television dramas, including “A Tree With Deep Roots” (2011), “I Live in Cheongdam-dong” (2011), “Jackpot” (2016), “Laurel Tree Tailors” (2016-2017) and “Witch's Love” (2018). Hyun Woo also served as host for the music show “Music Bank” from 2010 to 2011 and had a short career as a singer in 2009 when he, Lee Jang Woo and No Min Woo formed the K-pop project group 24/7, which disbanded after releasing one single titled “24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week.”

Hyun Woo

Winners Of 2025 KBS Drama Awards

Stars Walk The Red Carpet At 2025 KBS Drama Awards

Ha Seung Ri And Hyun Woo’s Secret Relationship On The Brink Of Being Discovered In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri Can’t Hide Her Jealousy Over Hyun Woo’s Popularity At Work In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri And Hyun Woo’s Grocery Date Takes An Unexpected Turn In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri And Hwang Dong Joo Grow Somber As Tensions Rise Within The Family In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri And Hyun Woo Share Their Thoughts On Upcoming Drama “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri’s Family Mystery Turns Into A Playful Celebration In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri’s Search For The Truth Sparks A Comedic Father Showdown In “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Ha Seung Ri And Hyun Woo Are A Couple Caught In A Family Twist In New Drama “Marie And Her Three Daddies”

Scholars Kang San (Ryeoun), Kim Shi Yeol (Kang Hoon), and Jeong Yoo Ha (Jung Gun Joo) have all come to the capital to take the civil service entrance exam – in the hope of one day becoming top-ranking public officials. But together with the innkeeper Yoon Dan Oh (Shin Ye Eun), they stumble upon clues about a bizarre disappearance that took place over a decade ago. Do they have what it takes to solve the puzzling mystery – and possibly find love on the way? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Kim Jung Min.

The Secret Romantic Guesthouse

Completely in love, Park Ga Ram (Kwon Yuri) and Kim Seon Jae (Hyun Woo) are devastated by a tragic traffic accident that kills Ga Ram and leaves Seon Jae in a coma. Awakening in a mysterious realm, Ga Ram meets a stranger known as X who offers her a chance to save Seon Jae's life with an impossible condition: she must break up with him during her last week on Earth. Struggling to let go of her beloved, Ga Ram returns to Seon Jae, facing the heart-wrenching challenge of ending their relationship to potentially save his life. Her emotional journey tests the limits of love, sacrifice, and second chances. This is a 2021 South Korean romance drama directed by Kim Gyoo Hyun.

A Week’s Grace

💞Another Chance Team💞

In bustling Seoul, three generations of witches live discreetly, with Kang Cho Hong (Yoon So Hee) running a restaurant alongside Maeng Ye Soon (Kim Young Ok) and Jo Aeng Doo (Go Soo Hee). Hwang Jae Wook (Lee Hongbin), a neighborhood guy, is constantly drawn to Cho Hong's youthful appearance. Their quiet lives are disrupted when their building landlord, Ma Sung Tae (Hyun Woo), begins investigating a traumatic childhood incident. As Sung Tae increasingly intrudes into their lives, Cho Hong struggles to keep her supernatural identity hidden. This is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Yool.

Witch's Love

The Bewitched Team

The film industry is a cutthroat place, known to bring people up to stardom and cast them out just as quickly. Bum Woo (Hyun Woo), an aspiring actor, has tried to overcome his on-camera anxiety for seven years with no success. Hardworking assistant director Do Na (Jung Yu Mi) is assigned to help Bum Woo overcome his issues – and their proximity leads them to get closer than they thought they would. After former top actress Lara (Do Ji Won) married wealthy company heir Jung Young Woong (Park Sang Min), she thought she was set for life. When he files for divorce, however, she returns to acting, but has to start at the very bottom of the industry… although she may find help from gruff producer Dong Woo (Yeon Jung Hoon).

Bravo My Life

Bravo My Life Team 

Kim Bum Woo

Orphaned at birth, Baek Dae Gil (Jang Geun Suk) has become a master gambler to survive. However, his true identity is a closely guarded secret: he's the eldest son of King Sukjong (Choi Min Soo), stolen away and presumed dead. King Sukjong’s other two sons, Yoon (Hyun Woo) and Yeoning (Yeo Jin Goo), are next in line to the throne, but they’re in constant conflict due to Yeoning’s mother’s lower-class status. Dae Gil and Yeoning’s paths intertwine when they both fall for Dam Seo (Lim Ji Yeon), a woman driven by a burning desire for revenge against the king. Dae Gil eventually proposes a wager: if he wins a bet, he becomes the king, but if he loses, he’ll pay with his life. Will he succeed, or will he come to regret his decision?

The Royal Gambler

Totally Awesome

After 60 years of living in a poor neighborhood, a woman is finally able to move up in the world. 

Hye Ja (Kim Hye Ja) decides to move to the upscale Cheongdam-dong area of Gangnam, Seoul, and her daughter, Ji Eun (Oh Ji Eun), dreams of living in the midst of luxurious shopping, restaurants and residences for the first time in her life. But what she finds when she actually gets to her mother’s new home is quite the opposite. 

Sandwiched in between all the luxury buildings in Cheongdam-dong is her mother’s new home, a dilapidated building that looks like it might blow over. On the first floor of their new home is a comic book store that Hye Ja will run, and on the second floor is a lodging house that they will live in. 

Can Hye Ja and Ji Eun find the lifestyle they seek when their home sticks out like a sore thumb in such a nice neighborhood? 

“I Live in Cheongdam-dong” is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Suk Yoon.

I Live in Cheongdam-dong

In 15th-century Joseon, King Se Jong (Han Suk Kyu), a visionary monarch, dreams of creating a more equal world for his people, especially after his father’s brutal regime before him. However, his radical pursuit of "Hangul," an accessible alphabet, faces fierce opposition from Confucian scholars who aim to stop the king by any means necessary – even if it means murder. At the same time, Kang Chae Yoon (Jang Hyuk) and So Yi (Shin Sae Kyung), former slaves who survived the prior king’s massacre, have both found ways into King Se Jeong’s court, but have very different end goals in mind. Will King Se Jeong find a way to spread literacy across the nation despite fierce opposition from multiple sides?

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