Jung Young Ju a South Korean actress born on May 23, 1971. She first made a name for herself as a musical performer, debuting in “I’m Going to Be a Star” in 1994, and featuring in major productions of musicals such as “Grease” and “The King and I.” She also performed “The Vagina Monologues” in a 2011 production. She made her TV drama debut in 2006’s “Signal,” and has since gone on to feature in titles such as “Cinderella and the Four Knights” (2016), “The Fiery Priest” (2019), and “Golden Garden” (2019).

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To make ends meet, Mi Sun (Han So Hee) and Do Kyung (Jun Jong Seo) work tirelessly, running a flower shop by day and working in Gangnam's red-light district by night. Unfortunately, their dreams of a quiet retirement are smashed after a scam drains their bank accounts, leaving them desperate to find a way to recoup their losses. When Mi Sun and Do Kyung learn that a powerful underworld figure known as Blackjack (Kim Sung Cheol) has a hidden fortune of dirty cash and gold worth millions, they hatch a plan to steal his ill-gotten gains. Stealing from one of the most dangerous men in Seoul is easier said than done – but Mi Sun and Do Kyung have nothing left to lose, making them a formidable pair in their own right.

Project Y

Despite struggling as a single mother, Lee Ji An (Yum Jung Ah) was willing to do anything to ensure her daughter Hyo Ri (Choi Yoon Ji) had everything she needed, facing problems with a smile on her face. While Hyo Ri, now a medical student, has been a model child for most of her life, Ji An struggles when Hyo Ri begins to rebel against her. Hyo Ri takes a camping van and drives off on her own, stopping in a seaside town where she meets Bo Hyeon (Kim Min Kyu), a veteran flower farmer. Bo Hyeon lives with his single father, architect Ryu Jeong Seok (Park Hae Joon) – who happens to be Ji An's first love. Will this coincidence mark the beginning of a love story between Hyo Ri and Bo Hyeon, and a rekindling of old feelings between Ji An and Jeong Seok?

Love, take two

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Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon) is devastated by the sudden and tragic death of her favorite star, Ryu Sun Jae (Byun Woo Seok), a former swimmer turned K-pop idol. But in the midst of her anguish, she magically time slips back to 2008 – when Sun Jae is still only 19 years old! Delighted that she has a chance to help him avert his unhappy future fate, Sol makes it her mission to change the future... and maybe find love along the way. Will her efforts to divert the course of the past prove successful – or could they have unexpected consequences? This 2024 South Korean drama was adapted from a web novel named “The Best of Tomorrow” by Kim Bbang and was directed by Kim Tae Yeop and Yoon Jong Ho.

Lovely Runner

Han Hae Na (Park Gyu Young) might seem like an average high school teacher, but she secretly suffers from an incredibly unusual curse: if she kisses a man, she’s doomed to turn into a dog! The only way to break the curse is to have the same man kiss her again while she’s in canine form. While she hopes her crush Lee Bo Gyeom (Lee Hyun Woo) might be the one to break the curse, it’s the dog-fearing Jin Seo Won (Cha Eun Woo) whom she ends up kissing in a drunken mistake. Now, she’s on a quest to win him over and steal a smooch before she ends up spending the rest of her life as a pooch! Kim Dae Woong directed this 2023 South Korean romantic drama series.

A Good Day to be a Dog

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Grandmother Wang (Heo Jin), a wealthy woman suffering from dementia, lives in an isolated mansion near a lake. Bo Young (Park Ha Na), a struggling young mother, schemes to steal Grandmother Wang's valuable jewelry by posing as a caregiver. Despite Mother Kim's (Jung Young Joo) warning not to bring her child, Bo Young secretly brings her daughter into the house. As supernatural and terrifying events begin to unfold both in the mansion and around the lake, Bo Young becomes increasingly concerned for her child's safety. This is a 2022 South Korean horror movie directed by Tak Se Woong.

Devil In The Lake

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Not known as one who stands out in a crowd, Lee Ho Yeon (Jo Dal Hwan) is the very definition of an average salary-man. A timid pharmaceutical salesman, Ho Yeon isn’t the company’s most successful salesman, nor the most valued. Socially awkward and painfully shy, Ho Yeon would give anything to have even a fraction of the confidence his more successful co-workers possess.

Ready to give up on his hopes of becoming successful in any area of life, Ho Yeon unexpectedly finds himself the recipient of a most unusual gift: a magical necktie. With this odd gift in his possession, Ho Yeon soon finds himself making friends and closing deals. Amazed by this strange turn of events, Ho Yeon couldn’t be happier.&nbsp;

Could this necktie really possess the power to change Ho Yeon’s fate? And if so, how long will this good fortune last?

A magical tale of life and destiny, “The First Shot” is a 2019 film directed by Baek Seung Hwan.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The First Shot

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At eighteen, Choi Jun Woo (Ong Seong Wu) is a perpetual loner who struggles to express his emotions, often appearing unsympathetic despite his true goofy nature. When he transfers schools, he meets Yoo Soo Bin (Kim Hyang Gi), a top student suffocated by her overbearing mother and yearning for independence. Ma Hwi Young (Shin Seung Ho) appears to be a perfect gentleman, but is actually a timid teenager searching for his place in the world. As these students navigate their individual challenges, their paths intersect, gradually transforming their lives and perspectives.

Moment of Eighteen

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When hot-headed Catholic priest Kim Hae Il (Kim Nam Gil) is transferred to a quiet neighborhood, he expects peace. Instead, he finds himself embroiled in a tangled web of corruption and murder after a beloved senior priest dies under suspicious circumstances. Surprisingly Father Kim is uniquely qualified to uncover the mystery behind the priest’s passing – due to his previous career as a special forces agent. Teaming up with a bumbling detective, Gu Dae Yeong (Kim Sung Kyun), and a feisty prosecutor, Park Kyeong Seon (Lee Ha Nee), Father Kim unleashes his fiery temper and unconventional methods to expose the truth and bring justice to the downtrodden.

The Fiery Priest

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After suffering a brutal attack, Ji Eun Han (Nam Sang Mi) undergoes reconstructive facial surgery, but loses her memory in the process. Now with a new face, she desperately seeks to uncover her identity and the truth behind her trauma. She’s approached by plastic surgeon Han Kang Woo (Kim Jae Won), whose own lover left him, and he offers to help Eun Han recover her memories. In the process, Kang Woo opens up to Eun Han, and they begin to fall for each other. However, Eun Han’s actual husband, news anchor Kang Chan Ki (Jo Hyun Jae), seems to be living his own secret life, with a dark truth no one saw coming. What is the truth behind Eun Han’s life – and what are these men hiding from her?

Let Me Introduce Her

Park Dong Hoon (Lee Sun Gyun), a middle-aged engineer, struggles with a deeply unhappy life, working under his college junior Do Joon Yeon (Kim Young Min) while supporting his unemployed brothers and mother. His wife's secret affair with Joon Yeon further complicates his miserable existence. When Lee Ji An (IU), a desperate co-worker drowning in debt and caring for her invalid grandmother, discovers Dong Hoon accepting an unexpected bribe, she attempts to exploit his vulnerability to improve her own circumstances. Despite her initial manipulative intentions, an unexpected connection forms between them as they both seek to escape their respective hardships. Caught in a web of personal struggles and corporate tensions, Dong Hoon and Ji An gradually develop a profound understanding that might help them heal their deep emotional wounds.

My Mister

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Follow the hilarious and heartwarming lives of celebrity bachelors – and their fiercely devoted mothers! As hosts Shin Dong Yeob and Seo Jang Hoon facilitate the conversations, the mothers of the day’s featured celebrities share their unfiltered commentary about their sons’ lives as they unfold onscreen for viewers at home. While the mothers might not agree with all of their sons’ choices, the family bonds still stand strong at the end of the day.

My Little Old Boy

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After losing her mother and finding out that her college funds were stolen by her cruel stepmother, Eun Ha Won (Park So Dam) is in desperate need of a job. After a chance encounter with an incredibly wealthy old man who admires her straightforward personality, Ha Won becomes a housekeeper for the man’s three grandsons. Living with the brooding Kang Ji Woon (Jung Il Woo), the charming Kang Hyeon Min (Ahn Jae Hyun), and the affable Kang Seo Woo (Lee Jung Shin), Ha Won faces unexpected challenges and even more unexpected romantic tension. As her relationship with the cousins deepens, she must navigate her new life and determine where her heart truly lies. This 2016 South Korean romance drama was directed by Kwon Hyuk Chan and Lee Min Woo, based on the web novel of the same name by Lee Min Young.

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