Lee Joo Woo is a South Korean actress born on September 3, 1990. She attended Baekseok Arts University, where she studied in the Department of Music and made her debut appearance in the music video for the 2013 song “Story of Someone I Know” by rapper San-E. She made her drama debut in 2015, appearing in the series “Schoolgirl Detectives.” She then followed up with her movie debut in the 2016 film “Mood of the Day.” She later played a role in the series “Return of Fortunate Bok” (2017), for which she was nominated in the Best Character category at the 2017 MBC Drama Awards. More recently, she has appeared in the series “Welcome to Waikiki” (2018) and “The Running Mates: Human Rights” (2019).

Lee Joo Woo

Ki Su Jong (Ha Jung Woo) has always dreamed of becoming a landlord, eventually scraping together everything he had and taking out loans to buy a building to support his wife Kim Seon (Lim Soo Jung) and their daughter through passive income. However, his plan turns out to be a disaster, as the building becomes a money pit. At the same time, Su Jong’s friend Hwal Seong (Kim Jun Han) also struggles with debt, leading him to stage a kidnapping in the basement of Su Jong’s building – and the victim is Hwal Seong’s own wife Yi Gyeong (Jung Soo Jung), as Hwal Seong hopes that her wealthy family will pay a hefty ransom. Su Jong stumbles across Hwal Sung’s "crime" and ends up becoming an accomplice... but as as more players and more schemes begin to reveal themselves, Su Jong slips into the life of an accidental criminal.

Mad Concrete Dreams

🏠The Landlords Team 🏠

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Three aspiring dreamers – ambitious film director Dong Goo (Kim Jung Hyun), eccentric actor Joon Ki (Lee Yi Kyung), and freelance writer Doo Sik (Son Seung Won) – open the Waikiki guest house in Itaewon, hoping to fund their creative pursuits. Joined by Dong Goo's sister Seo Jin (Go Won Hee), who manages the household, and unexpected guest Yoon Ah (Jung In Sun), a single mother with a baby, the group struggles to keep their business afloat. Complicating matters further is Dong Goo's ex-girlfriend Soo Ah (Lee Joo Woo), who adds additional tension to the already chaotic living situation. Can these young adults pursue their dreams while navigating shared living and unexpected life complications? This 2018 South Korean comedy series is directed by Lee Chang Min.

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