Jo Hyun Sik is a South Korean actor. He was born on March 13, 1983 and made his debut as a theater actor in 2004. In 2013, he made his first appearance in a television drama, and in 2014, he took his first role in film. Since then, he has appeared in various theater productions, films, and television dramas, including “Incomplete Life” (2014), “Another Oh Hae Young” (2016), “Thirty But Seventeen” (2018), “100 Days My Prince” (2018), and “To All The Guys Who Loved Me” (2020).

Jo Hyun Sik

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Chairman Oh (Kim Se Joon), a powerful crime lord known for his civility, runs a respected organization led by his most trusted man, Kim Gil Seok (Yoo Oh Sung). When they begin constructing a lucrative casino in Gangneung, rival gangs vie for a share of the profits. Their dominance is challenged by Lee Min Seok (Jang Hyuk), a ruthless former hitman from Seoul who systematically eliminates obstacles to acquire casino shares. Determined to take over, Min Seok launches a brutal campaign against Chairman Oh's organization, targeting Gil Seok and his right-hand man Kim Hyung Geun (Oh Dae Hwan). With Detective Cho Bang Hyun (Park Sung Keun) involved, a violent conflict erupts that threatens to destroy Gangneung. This is a 2021 South Korean noir action film directed by Yoon Young Bin that explores themes of brotherhood and blind ambition.

Paid in Blood

Blood Sacrifice

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Seo Hyun Joo (Hwang Jung Eum), a successful web comic producer, has given up on love after a lifetime of heartbreak and failed relationships. However, her cynical world view is challenged when two very different men express their feelings for her: Hwang Ji Woo (Yoon Hyun Min), a brilliant pharmaceutical CEO, and Park Do Gyum (Seo Ji Hun), her longtime friend and a popular artist. Caught in an unexpected love triangle, Hyun Joo must now confront her deep-seated prejudices about romance and decide if she can truly open her heart to love again. Will one of these men be the happy ending that Hyun Joo thought she’d never get?

To All The Guys Who Loved Me

The Heartbreaker Team

In high school, Kang Bok Soo (Yoo Seung Ho) was expelled after being framed for bullying, which sent him into a downward spiral and ruined his reputation. Years later, he lives a decent life, but deep down he harbors a burning desire for revenge against those who wronged him. His chance for vindication arrives when he's offered an opportunity to return to Seolsong High School as a student, as he crosses paths with two of his former classmates. Bok Soo’s high school girlfriend Son Soo Jung (Jo Bo Ah), whose testimony played a key role in his expulsion, is now a teacher at the very same school, while Bok Soo’s former best friend Oh Se Ho (Kwak Dong Yeon) is now the chairman of the school board. Will Bok Soo successfully avenge his teenage self, or will he find a way to heal from his past another way?

My Strange Hero

Yul (Do Kyung Soo), the King's carefree nephew, falls in love with the compassionate Yi Seo (Nam Ji Hyun) during his playful youth. When Yul's father (Jo Han Chul) and Kim Cha Eon (Jo Sung Ha) orchestrate a bloody coup that kills the King and Yi Seo's father, she escapes with her brother while Yul is unaware. Yul's father becomes King, making Yul the Crown Prince. Sixteen years later, Yul suffers memory loss after an assassination attempt, setting the stage for a dramatic reunion with Yi Seo and a journey to uncover the truth about his past. This is a 2024 South Korean historical drama exploring love, betrayal, and destiny.

100 Days My Prince

The 100 Days Team

Sohn & Co

Disaster strikes teenage violin prodigy Woo Seo Ri (Shin Hae Sun) when a traffic accident leaves her hospitalized before she's supposed to study abroad in Germany. Gong Woo Jin (Yang Se Jong), who blames himself for the accident, is traumatized and plagued by guilt. Thirteen years later, he works as a set designer but remains emotionally cut off from everyone around him. After over twelve years in a coma, Seo Ri miraculously recovers. Though now thirty years old, she is still mentally a teenager. She crosses paths with Woo Jin, and the two become close, unaware of their shared past. Can these emotionally scarred individuals rescue each other, or will their history get in the way? This 2018 South Korean drama series was directed by Jo Soo Won.

Thirty But Seventeen

Accountant Kim Sung Ryong (Namkoong Min) has had an unconventional career: instead of ensuring financial compliance, he helps his mobster boss avoid taxes without a trace. In search of even more money, Sung Ryong successfully gets hired as a middle manager in the accounting department at TQ Group, where he plans to embezzle company funds. There, he meets assistant manager Yoon Ha Kyung (Nam Sang Mi), former prosecutor-turned-finance director Seo Yul (Lee Jun Ho), and intern Hong Ga Eun (Jung Hye Sung), who become his new coworkers. As Sung Ryong acquaints himself with his new workplace, he starts noticing that poor decisions from upper management threaten to bring down the company – and he starts to wonder if he might be working for the wrong side.

Good Manager

Workaholics Team

Despite his successful career as a surgeon, an accident on the job causes Hong Ji Hong (Kim Rae Won) to take a step back from practicing medicine and transition to teaching high school biology. In his new position, one particular student stands out: Yoo Hye Jung (Park Shin Hye), a prickly, rebellious girl raised by her grandmother. Under Ji Hong’s guidance, Hye Jung turns her life around both academically and personally as she learns to let her guard down around others. They part ways after Hye Jung graduates from high school, but reunite thirteen years later: Ji Hong has returned to neurosurgery, and Hye Jung works at the same hospital after becoming a surgeon herself, motivated by her grandmother’s tragic death due to medical negligence. Alongside her former teacher, Hye Jung navigates hospital politics, complex medical cases, and reawakened feelings for Ji Hong – but can she have it all?

Doctors

Nerves Gone Wild Team

Oh Hae Young (Seo Hyun Jin) works as an assistant manager at a large corporate catering company. But there’s another Oh Hae Young (Jun Hye Bin) who has caused identity mix-ups and grief for Hae Young her entire life, as the two went to the same schools and now even work for the same company. Even worse, the “other” Oh Hae Young was known to be prettier, smarter and more popular. But when Park Do Kyung (Eric Mun), a sound director with a newfound ability to see into the future, enters the scene, he inadvertently becomes the link between the two women. As he grapples with his powers and the intertwining fates of both Oh Hae Youngs, he must navigate his growing feelings for one while understanding the impact of his visions on their lives. This 2016 South Korean drama series was directed by Song Hyun Wook.

Another Miss Oh

The Double Trouble Team 

Choi Se Hoon (Jung Il Woo) is the successful but arrogant head of a leading K-pop entertainment agency. Some say he has the Midas touch, as every rookie he takes under his wing goes on to become a top star. That is, until he meets in Lee Yi Ryung (Jin Se Yeon), an innocent, naïve young woman from a conservative, rural background who has no interest in becoming a chart-topping singer. Has Se Hoon finally met his match, or can these two opposites find something else in common... like love? This 2015 South Korean-Chinese drama series was directed by Ji Young Soo.

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