Lee Jung Eun is a South Korean actress. She was born on January 23, 1970 in Seoul, South Korea and made her acting debut in 1991. Since then, she has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Oh My Ghostess” (2015), “Pied Piper” (2016), “Radiant” (2019), and “Once Again” (2020). A highly acclaimed actress, she has won numerous awards for various roles, including Best Actress, Actress of the Year, and Best Supporting Actress.

Lee Jung Eun

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In 1980s South Korea, Ko Yeong Rye (Kim Da Mi) works as a bus conductor at Cheong A Transportation, helping passengers get where they need to go. Although she has motion sickness, she's committed to her job to support her family. She's soon joined by Seo Jong Hui (Shin Ye Eun), a young woman with an impressively loud voice who also decides to become a bus conductor. Yeong Rye and Jong Hui become fast friends, but their bond is soon tested by Han Jae Pil (Heo Nam Jun), an aspiring boxer from a troubled yet wealthy family who bursts into their lives when he helps the two girls stop a fare evader. Yeong Rye develops a crush on Jae Pil, but Jae Pil seems to have feelings for Jong Hui, straining the friendship between the two. Will Yeong Rye and Jong Hui find a way to keep their friendship together, despite conflicting romantic pursuits?

A Hundred Memories

Flirt Patrol on Bus Control

Yeong Rye's Mother

Experienced tiger trainer Lee Jung Hwan (Cho Jung Seok) has a typical relationship with his rebellious teenage daughter Soo Ah (Choi Yu Ri), who wants to become a dancer – until a mysterious zombie virus sweeping across the globe infects Soo Ah. Determined to keep Soo Ah safe and away from others, Jung Hwan takes her to the seaside village where his mother Kim Bam Soon (Lee Jung Eun) lives. Miraculously, Soo Ah still responds to human speech and expresses interest in things she likes, so Jung Hwan draws on his years of experience training animals to create a program to train his daughter in the hopes of rehabilitating her. This film was adapted from the web comic of the same name by Lee Yun Chang.

My Daughter is a Zombie

Kim Bam Soon

KBS02

The Song family, led by parents Song Young Dal (Chun Ho Jin) and Jang Ok Boon (Cha Hwa Yeon), face unexpected chaos when all four of their adult children abruptly return home. First, divorced daughter Ga Hee (Oh Yoon Ah) and her son move back in. Then, pediatrician Na Hee (Lee Min Jung) and her husband Yoon Gyu Jin (Lee Sang Youb), both doctors at the same hospital, announce their own marital woes. The younger siblings, aspiring stuntman Joon Sun (Oh Dae Hwan) and the youngest, Da Hee (Lee Cho Hee), also navigate their own romantic and professional struggles. As the sprawling family grapples with unemployment, divorce, and new loves, they must learn to lean on each other, rediscover the meaning of family, and ultimately find their own paths to happiness.

Once Again

❝💥 The Almighty ✨ Team ❞

AI programming whiz Moon Ha Won (Jung Hae In) is the founder and CEO of a popular internet portal site. While his life seems perfect, it was marred by loss as Ha Won struggled with his mother’s death and losing contact with his childhood friend after her husband insisted that they stop talking to each other. Driven by his past, Ha Won’s newest project involves helping people who have lost a loved one overcome their grief using AI-powered software. This project involves creating audio files, so his firm decides to snap up a recording studio, where he meets the orphaned sound engineer Han Seo Woo (Chae Soo Bin), who manages to stay optimistic despite her own tragic past. As they get to know each other, could they help heal one another’s mental wounds – and maybe find love on the way? This 2020 South Korean drama series was directed by Lee Sang Yeob.

A Piece of Your Mind

A Piece Of Your Heart Team

Aspiring writer Yoon Jong Woo (Yim Si Wan) moves to Seoul to pursue a new career, but his financial struggles force him to move into the dilapidated Eden Sharehouse, inhabited by a host of strange tenants. Among them is dentist Seo Moon Jo (Lee Dong Wook), who takes a twisted interest in the newcomer. As Jong Woo struggles to adapt to his new environment, he finds his mental state deteriorating under the weight of his neighbors' bizarre behaviors and aggressive intrusions, and soon realizes that the residents of the sharehouse are not who they claim to be. Will Jong Woo manage to make it out of Eden Sharehouse alive, or has he moved in to his final resting place? This drama was adapted from the web comic of the same name by Kim Yong Ki.

Strangers From Hell

Hell Is Other People👁️

Um Bok Sun

JTBC

Kim Hye Ja (Han Ji Min), an optimistic young woman aspiring to become a TV news anchor, experiences a shocking transformation when she suddenly turns into a 70-year-old. Simultaneously, Lee Joon Ha (Nam Joo Hyuk), a dedicated aspiring reporter, struggles with the harsh realities of his current life. When their paths cross, they embark on an unexpected journey that challenges their perceptions of time, dreams, and personal growth. As they navigate this extraordinary situation, Hye Ja and Joon Ha begin to uncover deeper insights about life's true value and the meaning of pursuing one's goals.

Radiant

The Dazzling Team 

Social media has a way of bringing people together – and these couples are no exception. Jo Kyung Ah (Lee Mi Yeon), a drama screenwriter, reluctantly asks actor Roh Jin Woo (Yoo Ah In), who has recently been discharged from the military, to star in her next drama, but he declines. However, when Jin Woo runs into Kyung Ah and her daughter at a wedding, he wonders if he's the father. Restauranteur Sung Chan (Kim Joo Hyuck) leases an apartment from flight attendant Ju Ran (Choi Ji Woo), but they're forced to share the apartment when Sung Chan's fiancée dumps him and Ju Ran finds out that she's been scammed and has nowhere to live. Deaf songwriter Su Ho (Kang Ha Neul) meets drama producer Na Yun (Esom) at Sung Chan's restaurant, and they later connect on Facebook and begin dating, but Su Ho struggles to reveal his disability to Na Yun. Will sharing their thoughts online help them share their thoughts with each other?

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Na Bong Sun (Park Bo Young), a timid assistant chef with a secret crush, gets entangled in a supernatural scheme when Shin Soon Ae (Kim Seul Gi), a ghost with unfinished romantic business, uses Bong Sun’s body as a vessel to complete her final wish. As Soon Ae's bold attempts to experience love affect Bong Sun’s life, the once shy assistant begins to catch the eye of her star chef crush, Kang Sun Woo (Cho Jung Seok), who’s nursing a broken heart of his own. Both women strive to fulfill their desires – one for a love she never had, and the other for a chance at romance. Will their intertwined fates lead to unexpected romance and closure, or will their desires remain unfulfilled?

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