Yoo Jae Myung is a South Korean actor. Born on June 3, 1973, he made his acting debut in a minor role in the 2001 film “The Last Witness.” He has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “The Blade and Petal” (2013), “House of Bluebird” (2015), “Reply 1988” (2015-2016) and “Ms. Temper & Nam Jung Gi” (2016).

You Chea Myung

While Seo Jun Kyung (Seo Hyun Jin) has a successful career as a obstetrician-gynecologist, her composed exterior hides deep sadness, all stemming from an accident seven years prior that tore her family apart. To prevent others from learning about her past, she keeps to herself and projects confidence that she doesn't truly believe in. Everything changes when she meets her next-door neighbor Ju Do Hyun (Chang Ryul), a talented and free-spirited music director who immediately sees through her attempts at concealing her loneliness. As Jun Kyung and Do Hyun begin to grow closer, their relationship changes both of them in ways they never could have expected. This drama is a remake of the 2019 Swedish series of the same name.

Love Me

7️⃣ Ways to Heal

Seo Jin Ho

In 1908, a small band of Korean freedom fighters are trying to liberate the nation from Imperial Japanese colonial rule. When the militants secure a stunning victory against the colonial army, one of their leaders, Ahn Jung Geun (Hyun Bin), decides to take mercy on the soldiers they have captured. This causes many of the freedom fighters to question Jung Geun’s devotion to the cause. A year later, the militants are forced to once again rally behind Jung Geun as they travel to Harbin, China. Their mission is to thwart talks between the Japanese Prime Minister and Russian officials. But an insider appears to be leaking details of their mission to the enemy. Can his brave group make a heroic stand against tyranny – or are their efforts set to end in tragedy?

Harbin

Choi Jae Hyung

Rookie firefighter Choi Cheol Ung (Joo Won) has just been assigned to the Rescue Unit at a fire station in Seoul. There, he meets veteran firefighter Jeong Jin Seop (Kwak Do Won), known for saving the highest number of people from fires. However, on their very first mission together, Jin Seop ignores orders from higher-ups and instructs the team to search a burning building – and while Jin Seop manages to save a young girl, one of their team members dies in the fire. Cheol Ung and Jin Seop's relationship immediately turns combative, as Cheol Ung is furious with Jin Seop's decision. But when a frantic emergency call reporting a fire in a densely-packed neighborhood comes in, Cheol Ung will have to put his trust in the team, including Jin Seop, to rescue as many people as they can. This movie was based on the events of the 2001 Hongje-dong fire.

Firefighters

Kang In Gi

Rookie firefighter Choi Cheol Ung (Joo Won) has just been assigned to the Rescue Unit at a fire station in Seoul. There, he meets veteran firefighter Jeong Jin Seop (Kwak Do Won), known for saving the highest number of people from fires. However, on their very first mission together, Jin Seop ignores orders from higher-ups and instructs the team to search a burning building – and while Jin Seop manages to save a young girl, one of their team members dies in the fire. Cheol Ung and Jin Seop's relationship immediately turns combative, as Cheol Ung is furious with Jin Seop's decision. But when a frantic emergency call reporting a fire in a densely-packed neighborhood comes in, Cheol Ung will have to put his trust in the team, including Jin Seop, to rescue as many people as they can. This movie was based on the events of the 2001 Hongje-dong fire. This version is fully dubbed in English.

Firefighters (Dubbed)

It's 1999, and Kim Yong (Yeo Jin Goo) has just returned to his junior year of college after completing his military service, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. One day, he happens to pick up a ham radio set that puts him in touch with Kim Mu Nee (Cho Yi Hyun), a sociology student at the same university who's looking for someone to interview for a class. However, despite showing up at the agreed-upon time, they don't see each other... because Kim Mu Nee lives in 2022! Somehow, the radio set lets them communicate with one another in real-time, despite the massive time gap. Kim Yong and Mu Nee begin to talk to one another about their respective love lives and problems, gradually becoming closer and feeling connected despite the distance. But is there any way they'll ever be able to meet? This 2022 South Korean sci-fi film was directed by Seo Eun Young, and is a remake of the 2000 South Korean movie of the same name. This version is fully dubbed in English.

Ditto (Dubbed)

Security Guard

In 1999, Kim Yong (Yeo Jin Goo), a college junior in Mechanical Engineering, yearns for his first love Seo Han Sol (Kim Hye Yoon) after returning from military service. Through a mysterious ham radio, he unexpectedly connects with Kim Mu Nee (Cho Yi Hyun), a sociology student from 2022. Despite the 23-year time difference, they begin communicating in real-time, sharing their personal struggles and love lives. As they grow closer, they develop a deep connection that transcends time, becoming unexpected soulmates. Their unique relationship raises the question: Will they ever find a way to truly meet? This is a remake of a 2000 South Korean movie, "Ditto" is a 2022 South Korean science fiction film directed by Seo Eun Young.

Ditto

As a child, Choi Do Hyun (Lee Jun Ho) was diagnosed with heart disease, causing him to spend most of his youth in hospitals. Unfortunately, the day after he received a heart transplant, his father was arrested and accused of murder. Determined to prove his father’s innocence and save him from the death penalty, Do Hyun becomes a lawyer and takes on the case, only to uncover a web of dark secrets hidden beneath the surface of the justice system. When new clues come to light, Do Hyun allies with Ki Choon Ho (You Chea Myung), a former detective who refuses to let a past cold case go, and Ha Yoo Ri (Shin Hyun Been), a news reporter turned content creator, to find the truth behind his father's case and expose the corruption that made it all happen.

Confession

Ki Choon Ho

JTBC

Ye Jin Woo (Lee Dong Wook), a compassionate emergency care doctor at Sangkook University Hospital, finds his world disrupted when the hospital's Director is found dead under mysterious circumstances after being accused of misusing public funds. The new Director, Koo Seung Hyo (Cho Seung Woo), is focused solely on the hospital's profitability, planning to transfer loss-making departments and causing tension among staff, including junior pediatrician Lee No Eul (Won Jin Ah). As conflicts arise over patient deaths and financial pressures mount, the hospital's staff must navigate increasingly challenging circumstances. This is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Hong Jong Chan and Im Hyun Wook.

Life

Fighters for life team

Kindhearted Kim Gun Woo (Gang Dong Won) is an ordinary delivery man who recently gained local fame for saving a pop star from a robbery. However, after a strange meeting with his old friend Moo Yeol (Yoon Kye Sang), a car bomb kills a presidential candidate – and Gun Woo becomes the prime suspect after evidence points to him as the culprit. Now a wanted fugitive, Gun Woo finds help in Mr. Min (Kim Eui Sung), a former secret operative and friend of Moo Yeol, to dig deeper into the truth, but finds himself entangled in a political conspiracy that threatens both his own life and the safety of his friends and family. Will Gun Woo manage to prove his innocence, or are the forces behind the attack too powerful to go up against? This film was adapted from the 2007 Japanese novel of the same name by Kotaro Isaka.

Golden Slumber

Hwang Jin Ho

Due to a childhood surgery meant to correct a violent temper, prosecutor Hwang Si Mok (Cho Seung Woo) lost his ability to empathize with others. While this makes him excellent at solving crimes through sharp logic, it ostracizes him at work due to his poor social skills and refusal to accept bribes. While investigating a serial murder case, Si Mok accidentally stumbles across signs of institutional corruption. He finds an unlikely ally in the tenacious and principled police lieutenant Han Yeo Jin (Bae Doo Na). Together, they form a formidable team, cutting through the secrets maintained by high-ranking officials and powerful conglomerates. As they peel back the layers of a sprawling conspiracy, they realize that they might have to expand their definition of who the guilty party might be – assuming that they're not taken down from the inside, first.

Stranger

💥🍥 TEAM 7️⃣ 🍥💥

Lee Chang Joon

Born from a long line of women gifted with monumental strength, Do Bong Soon (Park Bo Young) is far from ordinary. Only able to use her power for good, Bong Soon agrees to work as a bodyguard for Ahn Min Hyeok (Park Hyung Sik), the recently endangered chaebol heir and CEO of gaming company Ainsoft. With dreams of developing a video game of her own, Bong Soon hopes that by working with Min Hyeok, she’ll find a way to turn her dreams into reality. Meanwhile, her childhood friend, Detective Gook Doo (Ji Soo), is on the hunt for a kidnapper whose path soon crosses with Bong Soon. Using her gifts for the greatest good, will Bong Soon find her life full of everything she’s dreamed of and more?

Strong Woman Do Bong Soon

Small but Mighty Team

Do Chil Gu

In the late 1980s Seoul, five childhood friends from the Ssangmundong neighborhood navigate their challenging teen years together. Seong Deok Seon (Lee Hye Ri) struggles with her low school ranking, Kim Jeong Hwan (Ryu Jun Yeol) is soccer-obsessed, Seong Seon Woo (Ko Gyung Pyo) is the perfect student, Ryoo Dong Ryong (Lee Dong Hwi) is a knowledgeable geek, and Choi Taek (Park Bo Gum) is a genius baduk player who dropped out of school. As they support each other through various misadventures, they form unbreakable bonds that will shape their future lives. Their shared experiences and friendship become a testament to the power of youth and community during a transformative era in South Korean history. This is a 2015 South Korean nostalgic drama series directed by Shin Won Ho, the third installment in the "Reply" drama series.

Reply 1988

The Lucky Eights Team

Ryu Jae Myung

A former professional athlete loses everything in his lust for money.

Lee Hwan (Lee Min Ki) was a professional baseball player who was kicked out of the league after being implicated in a game-fixing scandal. He goes to work for Jung Sang Ha (Park Sung Woong), a powerful crime boss who operates Emperor Capital, the largest private loan company in Busan. Sang Ha takes the naïve Lee Hwan under his wings and shows him the life that money and power can get him, and Lee Hwan begins to climb the ranks of the dangerous loan shark business.

Lee Hwan meets bar owner Cha Yeon Soo (Lee Tae Im) and falls in love with her. But when Yeon Soo disappears one day, Lee Hwan suspects that his boss had something to do with it.

Will Lee Hwan have the courage to go after his mentor to save the woman he loves?

“For the Emperor” is a 2014 South Korean film directed by Park Sang Joon.

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