Choi Kwang Je is a South Korean actor who was born on August 6, 1985, Busan, South Korea. He studied at Woosuk University, and made his acting debut after graduating in 2010, featuring in the drama series series “Bachelor’s Vegetable Store.” He has since gone on to appear in numerous movie and small-screen titles, including the recent film “Jesters: The Game Changers” (2019) and the drama series “Eccentric! Chef Moon” (2020).

Choi Kwang Je

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Yoo Yoo Jin (Go Won Hee), a world-renowned fashion designer, mysteriously appears in a remote South Korean village with amnesia. She finds herself staying with Moon Seung Mo (Eric), a former star chef who has retreated from his culinary career after a tragic accident. Initially reluctant, Seung Mo becomes intrigued by Yoo Yoo Jin's passionate love for food, which gradually reignites his own culinary passion and zest for life. As they spend time together, an unexpected connection begins to develop between the eccentric designer and the withdrawn chef. Their unique relationship challenges both to confront their past traumas and rediscover their true selves. This is a 2020 South Korean romantic comedy-drama co-produced by Choi Do Hoon and Jung Heon Soo.

Eccentric! Chef Moon

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A woman (Kim Yoon Jin) has been imprisoned in a facility for the mentally ill for murdering her daughter – but she maintains that she’s innocent of the crime. One day, she decides to escape, fleeing to Rainbow Village, where she adopts the identity of Ms. Ma Ji Won, a mystery writer. Detective Han Tae Kyu (Jung Woong In), who was in charge of her initial case, is tasked to track her down. In Rainbow Village, "Ms. Ma" helps solve various petty crimes, but her interest in investigations grows more serious when she suspects that a suicide is actually a murder. As Detective Han grows closer to tracking "Ms. Ma down," more crimes occur in Rainbow Village, and the real Ma Ji Won surfaces, the truth grows ever stranger. This drama was adapted from works by Agatha Christie.

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