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).

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Han Yoon Seo (Lee Yo Won) is one of the star investigators for a special unit charged with helping to uphold human rights in South Korea. 
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However, she is secretly haunted by her past – and dark secrets she hides from her colleagues and people close to her.
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Although she is always impartial, methodical, and supremely focused at work, many think of her as cold, aloof, and impersonal.
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Life changes quickly for Han Yoon Seo when Bae Hong Tae (Choi Gwi Hwa) is assigned to her team. A former prosecutor, he is – in many ways – the polar opposite to Han Yoon Seo. With a strong sense of what is right, he often acts on impulse, following his heart rather than his head.
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Sparks fly when the duo is forced to work together on investigations.

But could their bickering eventually help them collaborate better on difficult cases? Will their contrasting styles prove complementary? And will Han Yoon Seo finally find a soulmate she can reveal her secrets to?
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This series is based on a 2015 novel by author Song Shi Woo.
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“The Running Mates: Human Rights” is a 2019 South Korean drama directed by Kim Yong Soo.

The Running Mates: Human Rights

When you enter your 30s, it’s a good time in your life to take stock of all your memorable relationships – with food.

Goo Dae Young (Yoon Doo Joon) is now in his 30s and feels like he’s in a slump with work and in life. As he tries to take stock of his life, he decides to revisit all the foods that he enjoyed during his 20s with his college friend Lee Ji Woo (Baek Jin Hee).

Can the two friends help resolve each other’s issues over an amazing meal?

“Let’s Eat 3” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Choi Kyu Shik. It is the third season of the “Let’s Eat” franchise, following the original “Let’s Eat” (2013) and “Let’s Eat 2” (2015).

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Three very different young men – Dong Goo (Kim Jung Hyun), who dreams of becoming a film director, Joon Ki (Lee Yi Kyung), an eccentric actor who performs to make a living, and Doo Shik (Son Seung Won), a freelancer writer who fiddles around doing nothing most of the time - open a guest house named “Waikiki” in Itaewon, where many foreigners come to stay. Although they have no clue how to run it, they’re eager to earn money to pay for the production of their upcoming film.

They are joined by Dong Goo (Kim Jung Hyun)’s younger sister, Seo Jin (Ko Won Hee), who actually manages the household in Waikiki, single mother Yoon Ah (Jung In Sun), who has made an unexpected entrance at the guest house with her baby; and Dong Goo (Kim Jung Hyun)’s ex-girlfriend Soo Ah (Lee Joo Woo).

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