Name: Twenty
Genre: Commedia, Dramma
Released: 2015-03-25
Rating: 9.1
Cast: Kang Ha Neul, Lee Jun Ho, Kim Woo Bin, Jung So Min, Min Hyo Rin

Kang Ha Neul

Lee Jun Ho

Kim Woo Bin is a popular South Korean actor and model. Born on July 16, 1989, he always aspired to become a model and debuted as a runway model in 2009 at the age of 20. He has since appeared in many fashion shows, including Seoul Fashion Week. Although his real name is Kim Hyun Joong, he took the stage name of Kim Woo Bin to make his acting debut in the 2011 television dramas “White Christmas” and “Vampire Idol.” He has made a name for himself playing the role of a rebellious student in the 2012 dramas as “A Gentleman’s Dignity,” “To the Beautiful You” and “School 2013.” Kim Woo Bin saw his popularity skyrocket after playing yet another rebellious student in “Heirs” alongside Lee Min Ho and Park Shin Hye in 2013, helping him to branch out into films and attain global fame, and then graduated to an adult leading role in and“Uncontrollably Fond” (2016). He also was named the first East Asian model for Calvin Klein.

Kim Woo Bin

Jung So Min

Min Hyo Rin is the stage name of Jung Eun Ran, an award-winning South Korean actress and singer. Born on February 28, 1986, she released an album in 2007 and a single in 2008 before turning to acting. She made her acting debut in the 2009 television drama “Triple.” She was a part of the ensemble cast of the blockbuster 2011 film “Sunny” and also has starred in the television dramas “Romance Town” (2011) and “Persevere, Goo Hae Ra” (2015).

Min Hyo Rin

Oh Hyun Kyung

Lee Yu Bi is a South Korean actress. Born on November 22, 1990, she began her career in the 2011 sitcom "Vampire Idol" and also has appeared in "Innocent Man" (2012), "Gu Family Book" (2013) and "Pinocchio" (2014).

Lee Yu Bi

Ahn Jae Hong is a South Korean actor. Born on March 31, 1986, he made his acting debut in the 2009 short film “A Perfect Sight.” He gained fame for his roles in the films “The Sunshine Boys” (2012) and “The King of Jokgu” (2013), which brought him several Best Actor awards. He also has appeared in the popular television dramas “Reply 1988” (2015-2016) and “Fight My Way” (2017).

Ahn Jae Hong

Na In Woo is a South Korean actor. Born on September 17, 1994, he made a breakthrough in 2015, his first year of acting. He received notice for his roles in the film “Twenty” and the television dramas “Mom and “Shine and Go Crazy.” He was then cast in his first leading role in the 2016 web drama “Spark.”

Na In Woo

Yang Hyun Min is a South Korean actor. He was born on November 16, 1981 and made his acting debut in 2005. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “Bossam: Steal the Fate” (2021).

Yang Hyun Min

Heo Joon Seok is a South Korean actor and director. He was born on June 11, 1982 and made his acting debut in 2009. Since then, he has appeared in a wide variety of films and television dramas, including “My Brilliant Life” (2014), “Entertainer” (2016), “I Picked Up a Celebrity on the Street” (2018), and “Young Adult Matters” (2020).

Heo Joon Seok

Lee Byeong Heon

Best friends Cha Chi Ho (Kim Woo Bin), Kang Dong Woo (Lee Junho), and Kim Gyung Jae (Kang Ha Neul) are recent high school graduates navigating the challenges of early adulthood. Chi Ho is a carefree unemployed player, Kyung Jae is an ambitious student aiming for a corporate career, and Dong Woo aspires to become a successful cartoonist. Each faces unexpected obstacles that challenge their initial life plans and force them to confront the complexities of growing up. Despite their different personalities and goals, the trio remains united by their youthful optimism and belief that they can overcome any challenge. Their individual journeys of self-discovery and personal growth intertwine, revealing the humor and struggles of transitioning into adulthood. This is a 2015 South Korean comedy film directed by Lee Byeong Heon that explores the dreams and misadventures of three young men on the cusp of their future.

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