Sean Dulake is an American actor who is actively working in Korea and other Asian countries. Born on June 9, 1984, in Los Angeles, California, to a British father and a Korean mother, Sean graduated from Boston University and then studied acting in the Los Angeles area. In 2007, he moved to Korea to learn more about his Korean heritage and attended Seoul National University for a year to learn how to speak Korean. He made his Korean acting debut in the 2010 historical television drama series “Jejoongwon” and has since starred in other popular Korean dramas, including “Athena: Goddess of War” (2010), “Feast of the Gods” (2012) and “Take Care of Us, Captain” (2012). He also has starred in American productions, including the short film “Morning Star” (2014) and “Ktown Cowboys” (2015). In 2012, Sean Richard also hosted “Korea Next: Finding Hallyuwood,” a Discovery Channel documentary about the proliferation of the Korean wave that continues to air all over world. Sean also starred in the first-ever Viki Original series “Dramaworld” (2016) and the web drama “Fake” (2017).

Sean Dulake

It will be the role of his life. Guen Bae (Lee Hyun Wook) has always had a talent for impersonating celebrities and transforming himself into different characters. But he can never live up to the standards of Guen Ho, his smart, older brother, so he runs away from home and finds success working as a disguise artist.

One day when Guen Bae discovers Guen Ho’s dead body, his first instinct is to call the police. But a second thought comes to him that gives his meaningless life a new sense of direction and purpose. He decides to take on his brother’s identity as a police officer and track down his brother’s killer. 

As Guen Bae takes on the most important disguise of his life, he must try to fool Guen Ho’s fiancée, fellow police officer Woo Kyung Hee (Park Hyo Joo). As Kyung Hee investigates a mysterious suicide case, both she and Guen Bae are led to the sinister workings of Han Seung Won (Sean Dulake), who has his own reasons for trying to make money off of poor and desperate people. 

Can Guen Bae pull off the greatest impersonation of his life and bring his brother’s killer to justice?

“Fake” is a 2017 South Korean web drama series.

Fake

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What is the most exciting — and most terrifying — thing that can happen to a K-drama fanatic? Claire Duncan (Liv Hewson) is a 20-year-old college student who finds her real life boring. Maybe that’s because she’s never looking up, instead having her nose buried in her smartphone and watching her favorite Korean drama, “Taste of Love,” starring her favorite actor Joon Park (Sean Dulake). Joon Park plays the hot chef and protagonists in “Taste of Love” who is still waiting for his one true love to come into his life. Through a touch of the supernatural and a sprinkle of magic, Claire’s desire to shed her own boring life and live in the world of “Taste of Love” comes true when she is transported into her favorite drama and comes face-to-face with Joon Park! There, Claire also meets the mysterious waiter Seth Ko (Justin Chon), who made his own journey into the drama years ago from the real world and mentors Claire on how to navigate the dramaworld. When the appearance of Claire throws “Taste of Love” off-balance, causing other dramas to splice into the series, what kind of crazy adventure will Claire experience? “Dramaworld” is a 2016 Viki original series. Set in Los Angeles and Seoul, the first-ever American-Korean mashup series is written by Josh Billig and Chris Martin and directed by Chris Martin.

Dramaworld

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Joon Park

Airplane pilot Yoon Seong (Ji Jin Hee) is legendary for becoming one of the youngest-ever pilots of a Boeing 747. However, he didn’t gain his skills so easily – on one of his early flights, he accidentally caused an incident that led to the death of his co-captain Han Gyu Pil’s (Kim Chang Wan) pregnant wife. Years later, Gyu Pil’s daughter Da Jin (Ku Hye Sun) has decided to become a pilot as well, and when she finds out that she’ll be flying with Yoon Seong, she’s incredibly excited. But when Da Jin makes mistakes on their first flight together, Yoon Seong believes that she’ll never make it as a pilot. Da Jin is determined to prove him wrong, and insists on proceeding despite Yoon Seong’s harsh training, leading to begrudging acceptance and later hints of romance. Will Da Jin succeed in following in her father’s footsteps?

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