Choi Min Chul is a South Korean actor who was born on November 9, 1976, in Gwangju, South Korea. He studied music at Chung-Ang University, and made his acting debut in the 2004 movie “Low Life.” He has since gone on to appear in a number of hit movie releases, including “The Throne” (2015) and the more recent “The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil” (2019).

Choi Min Chul

Bae In Hyuk, Kim Ji Eun, Jung Gun Joo, Jaechan, And More Preview Fantastic Chemistry At Script Reading For New Drama

Kim Ji Won Is Ready To Run To Son Seok Gu’s Side In “My Liberation Notes”

Jeong Tae Seok (Kim Mu Yeol), a dedicated police officer, investigates a brutal murder involving a mysterious serial killer who attacks motorists. When the killer targets mob boss Jang Dong Soo (Ma Dong Seok), the gangster fights back but is severely injured. Believing the attack is from a rival gang, Dong Soo initially mobilizes his henchmen. However, Tae Seok convinces Dong Soo that they must work together to catch the real serial killer, with Dong Soo agreeing on the condition that he can exact his own justice if he catches the murderer first. The unlikely partnership between the principled cop and the ruthless gangster becomes their best hope for stopping the violent criminal before more lives are lost. This is a 2019 South Korean thriller movie directed by Lee Won Tae.

The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil

The Bad World

King Yeongjo (Song Kang Ho) ascends the Joseon throne with ambitions to overcome his tarnished background, haunted by rumors of his lower-class mother and his brother's murder. Determined to be a great ruler, he focuses on educating his son, Crown Prince Sado (Yoo Ah In), who disappoints him by showing more interest in art and swordplay than scholarly pursuits. As the relationship between father and son deteriorates, tension builds within the royal palace. Thirty-five years into Yeongjo's reign, the Crown Prince is accused of plotting treason, leading to a devastating confrontation. Unable to execute his son directly, King Yeongjo orders Prince Sado to take his own life. When the prince refuses, the King makes the brutal decision to lock him in a wooden rice chest in the palace courtyard, condemning him to a slow, agonizing death. This is a 2015 South Korean historical drama film directed by Lee Joon Ik, inspired by one of the most notorious events in Korean history.

The Throne

The Throne Team

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 (Jo Jung Suk), 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? This 2015 Korean drama series was directed by Yoo Je Won.

Oh My Ghost

The Ghostwriters@viki

Jo Dong Chul

After years of hard work, Jeong Yeon (Jeon Do Yeon) and her husband Jong Bae (Go Soo) open up an auto body repair shop together. However, their loving marriage begins to crumble after Jong Bae guarantees a loan for a friend who ends up defaulting on the loan and taking his own life. In desperation, Jeong Yeon agrees to carry what she believes are uncut gemstones while traveling, in exchange for cash – only to be arrested in Paris for smuggling nearly 40 pounds of cocaine. Stranded and imprisoned on the French island of Martinique, Jeong Yeon struggles to maintain her dignity and hope for her family's future while thousands of miles away from home. Will Jeong Yeon manage to clear her name, or will she remain in prison for a crime she didn't know she was committing? This film was based on a true story.

Way Back Home

Seo Mun Do

In the oppressive South Korea of the 1970s, Sang Kyu (Cho Seung Woo), a talented vocalist, and Man Shik (Cha Seung Woo), a guitarist, form a rock band called the "Devils" to break free from their monotonous lives. After winning a rock band contest and securing a regular gig at the "Nirvana" club, the group becomes overnight stars. However, they soon face overwhelming obstacles and oppression that threaten to destroy their dreams. Determined to resist despair, Sang Kyu plans a final, emotion-filled concert that could potentially ignite a nation-wide revolution. This is a 2008 South Korean musical drama film directed by Choi Ho, inspired by real-life events of the 1970s.

Films/séries

À propos