Kim Jae Wook is a popular South Korean actor and model. He was on April 2, 1983, in Korea but moved to Japan with family soon thereafter.

Kim Jae Wook returned to Korea when he was 7 years old and started modeling at the age of 17. He made his acting debut in the 2002 drama “Ruler of Your Own World” but focused on modeling for the next five years. He returned to acting in “Coffee Prince” (2007) and also has starred in “Marry Me, Mary” (2010), “Who Are You?” (2013), “Inspiring Generation” (2014), “Voice” (2017) and “Degree of Love” (2017).

In 2011, Kim Jae Wook co-authored a book called Top Model with four other models about beauty, makeup and style.

Kim Jae Wook

\"Coffee Prince\", which made our hearts pit-a-pat in that summer is now back in 13 years! \"Coffee Prince\" became the most famous drama in Korea with 27.8 percent viewer ratings by delicately portraying the trouble and love the youth go through. The cast of the drama are now actors that represent Korea and they gather again to talk about those days. The cast and the director reunite at the cafe in Seogyo-dong and Buam-dong, the actual filming sites, and share the behind-the-scene stories vividly. We hope \"My Dear Youth - Coffee Prince\" would be a heartwarming gift for fans who still love and remember \"Coffee Prince\".

My Dear Youth - Coffee Prince

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A dedicated professional, Sung Deok Mi (Park Min Young) lives for her work as an art gallery curator. Devoting herself to her work, she is exceptional in every way, save one. Beneath that cool, professional facade, Deok Mi carries a dark secret. A secret she desperately wants to keep from the world. A secret that has driven lovers away. A secret that rules every moment of her personal life...

Sung Deok Mi is the ultimate Cha Shi An (Jung Je Won) fangirl.

The devoted manager of a Shi An fansite, Deok Mi eats, breathes, and sleeps for Shi An. He is her sun, her moon. Her entire universe revolves around him. 

This is the secret Deok Mi must hide from the world. 

And hide it she does. At least until Ryan Gold (Kim Jae Wook), the art gallery’s new director, saunters into her life. A once famous painter, the former-artist-turned-director considers himself an indifferent being, unconcerned with the lives of others. But when he uncovers Deok Mi’s secret, everything changes. 

Based on the webtoon, “Noona Fan Dot Com” by Jeon Hye Jin & Kim Jin Hee, “Her Private Life” is a 2019 romantic comedy-drama directed by Hong Jong Chan.

Her Private Life

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When do you know when a relationship is right? When the love develops in an unexpected way or when it comes after you demanding attention?


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Lee Hyeon Su (Seo Hyun Jin) has been toiling away as an assistant writer for 10 years and aspires to be a successful screenwriter in her own right. Using the online handle “Jane,” Hyeon Su befriends Oh Jeong Seon (Yang Se Jong), who goes by the username “Kind Soup” and is a French chef. When the two happen to meet in person, they fall for each other. But Hyeon Su prefers to focus on her career instead.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;


Their relationship is complicated by Park Jeong Wu (Kim Jae Wook), Jeong Seon’s business partner, who develops an interest in Hyeon Su and won’t take no for an answer. Hyeon Su’s friend, fellow screenwriter Ji Jong Ah (Jo Bo Ah), falls for Jeong Seon and is used to getting what she wants in life. Can Hyeon Su and Jeong Seon make their relationship work or will they choose their careers over their personal happiness?


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“Degree of Love” is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Nam Gun. It is based on the novel Kind Soup Never Picks Up the Phone by Ha Myeong Hi.

Degree of Love

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Moo Jin Hyuk (Jang Hyuk) is an outstanding detective, but when his wife (Cha Soo Yeon) became the latest victim of a serial killer, his world falls apart. Wracked by guilt, he turns to alcohol and behaves peculiarly while everyone around him understandingly grants him leeway.
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Meanwhile, Kang Kwon Joo (Lee Ha Na) graduated top of her class at the police academy and was working as a 112 call centre operator when she took the emergency call from Jin Hyuk’s wife. Gifted with extraordinary hearing abilities, she inadvertently ends up overhearing the serial killer murdering her own father, a police sergeant.
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Devastated, Kwon Joo goes to the United States to further her studies in voice profiling and returns to Korea three years later to head up a 112 call centre. She establishes a special Golden Time Task Force to become the first responders in time-critical 112 emergency calls. Coerced onto the Golden Time Task Force are Jin Hyuk, his partner Shim Dae Shik (Baek Sung Hyun), master computer hacker Oh Hyun Ho (Yesung) and multilinguist Park Eun Soo (Son Eun Seo).
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Bound by a common enemy, Jin Hyuk and Kwon Joo track the serial killer that took their loved ones away. Together with the other members of the Task Force, they dedicate their lives to fighting crime using the limited information they have from the urgent calls they receive.
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The crime victims are often held captive or being chased by their assailants. Can the Golden Time team get to them in time? Can Jin Hyuk and Kwon Joo hunt the same serial killer responsible for the loss of their loved ones years ago?

Voice

Golden Time Team

Mary has never dated her whole life, but due to her father's insistence, she suddenly finds herself taking fake wedding photos with Mu Gyul and begins a double-married life. Mu Gyul is a chic band frontman, and Jung In is a proud but impeccably mannered gentleman. Amid a 100-day double marriage with both men, each with their respective charms, Mary falls into a conflict of love and conditions. In the past, marriage was considered sacred. But in a generation in which marriage has become superficial, how will the three choose? A lighthearted story of a double, imaginary marriage between young 20-somethings with strong personalities.

Marry Me, Mary!

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What could be more natural than four handsome men running a bakery?

Kim Jin Hyuk (Joo Ji Hoon) is a wealthy young man who has everything going for him. With money, good looks and an irresistible charm, the only thing that Jin Hyuk lacks is a special woman to share his life with. He decides to open up a bakery, called Antique, with the idea that it would be a gathering place for young, single women.

Jin Hyuk hires Min Sun Woo (Kim Jae Wook), a talented pastry chef who used to have a crush on Jin Hyuk in high school. Yang Ki Bum (Yoo Ah In) is a former boxing champion who becomes a pastry apprentice, and Soo Young (Choi Ji Ho) is Jin Hyuk’s bumbling bodyguard.

As the four men try to run a bakery together, each of their pasts catches up with them at Antique.

“Antique” is a 2008 South Korean film directed by Min Kyu Dong. It is based on the manga “Antique Bakery” by Fumi Yoshinaga.

Antique

Eun Chan is a licensed taekwondo instructor who parts time as a delivery woman. One day, she comes across a delivery order that leads her to Han Gyeol, an heir to a conglomerate. Her boyish appearance deceives everyone into thinking that she's a strong man with a petite figure. Han Gyeol, on the other hand, being relatively close to men leads his grandmother to think he's gay. Eun Chan and Han Gyeol's entanglement lead to them working in a cafe, which soon brews a different kind of love story. They face multiple problems along the way that bring themselves closer and their love stronger than ever. Alongside them would be Han Gyeol's cousin Han Sung and his ex Yoo Joo who happen to be dating as well. Their love triangles bring excitement as they test another level of friendship and family.

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