Hyun Young, born Yoong Hyun Young, is an award-winning South Korean model, television show host, instructor, singer, and actress. She was born on September 6, 1976, in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, and made her debut in the entertainment industry in 1997. Since then, she has released a couple of solo albums and has appeared in a wide variety of films, television reality programs, and dramas, including “The Perfect Couple” (2007).

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For Detective Kang Jae Hyuk (Lee Dong Wook), catching criminals is all in a day’s work. Willing to do whatever it takes to get felons off the streets, Jae Hyuk has often found himself in precarious situations. As such, chasing a pickpocket through the streets wasn’t a big deal. At least not until he managed to run, quite literally, into Choi Soo Jin (Hyun Young).

Simply enjoying a well-deserved treat, journalist Choi Soo Jin had no intention of impaling anyone with her tempura skewer; but that’s exactly what happened when she accidentally bumped into Jae Hyuk, mid-chase. Mortified, Soo Jin does everything she can to make things right and is relieved when the whole incident is quickly resolved. But her relief is short-lived when she realizes her new work assignment, as the police’s media representative, puts her squarely in Jae Hyuk’s path.&nbsp;

Unable to avoid each other, the two spend most of their time bickering, but when presented with an opportunity to advance both of their careers, the two agree to put their differences aside. Working as allies, Jae Hyuk and Soo Jin make a formidable duo but do they have what it takes to bring down one of the country’s biggest crime lords?

Proof that love can bloom under some of the strangest circumstances, “The Perfect Couple” is a 2007 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Kim Jung Woo.

The Perfect Couple

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Han Ki Chul (Lee Beom Soo) is a mid-level gangster in South Korea. One day, his boss tasks him with looking after a powerful gangland figure from Hong Kong. He and his mobster associates are expecting a fearsome male gangster, but their charge actually turns out to be a woman named Lim Aryong (Shu Qi). She has been accused of killing a rival gang leader in Hong Kong and an assassin has been dispatched to hunt her down.

Lim Aryong turns out to be cold and abrasive, and Han Ki Chul isn’t too fond of her. But he must complete the mission nonetheless. So he decides to pretend that she is his girlfriend – and take her to visit his mother. But when the assassins close the net on Lim Ah Ryong, she ends up returning to Hong Kong...with Han Ki Chul in tow. Could love spark amid the chaos for this pair of very different mobsters?

“My Wife Is a Gangster 3: HK Edition” is a 2006 South Korean movie that was directed by Cho Jin Gyu.

My Wife is a Gangster 3: HK Edition

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When it comes to success, Han Ji Won (Son Ye Jin) could practically write the book. One of the most successful investment bankers in the business, Ji Won’s talents are unparalleled. But her shining career isn’t the only part of her life that has met with unparalleled success.&nbsp;

As beautiful as she is successful, Ji Won has caught the eye of more than a few men over the years. But with time, she’s come to realize that all men have a single, fatal flaw: they’re all too easily wrapped around her little finger. Able to get a man to fall for her in a matter of moments, many consider Ji Won to be a serious player. Having never met a man who was able to resist her many charms, Ji Won is thrown for a loop when a minor car accident brings Seo Min Jun (Song Il Gook) crashing, quite literally, into her life.&nbsp;

A successful architect who is every bit the player she is, Min Jun is instantly struck by Ji Won’s charms, but he’s not about to let her know that; nor is Ji Won going to let him know the feeling is mutual. Immediately drawn to each other, Min Jun and Ji Won are soon locked in a battle of wit, pride, and attraction. The only question is, which of these seasoned players will succumb to their opponent’s infinite charms first?&nbsp;

A hilarious romantic romp, “The Art of Seduction” is a 2005 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Oh Ki Hwan.

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