Name: My Secret Romance
Genre: Commedia romantica
Released: 2017-04-17
Rating: 9.3
Cast: Sung Hoon, Song Ji Eun, Kim Jae Yeong, Jeong Da Sol, Baek Seung Hun

About Sung Hoon: 
Sung Hoon is the stage name of Bang Sung Hoon, a South Korean actor. Born on February 14, 1983, he was a competitive swimmer for 14 years and was even a swimming champion in his university. A spinal injury forced him to quit the sport competitively, and the same injury caused him to be sent home early during his military service. He soon went on to become a swimming coach, before making his acting debut in 2009.
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Outside of acting, Sung Hoon is known for his friendly personality, often becoming good friends with his co-stars. He has regularly shown to be rather affectionate for them, sometimes to the point of spurring rumors of his dating life. Fortunately for some fans - his agency has recently revealed that Sung Hoon’s dating life is a no-show. If you are keen on keeping up with his daily life, you may find Sung Hoon’s Instagram at @sunghoon1983.
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Sung Hoon Movies and TV Shows: 
Sung Hoon’s breakthrough role was in the 2011 television drama “New Tales of Gisaeng”. He won the New Star Award at the 2011 SBS Drama Awards for his role as Ah Da-Mo, which soon shot him into stardom. After a few more supporting roles, Sung Hoon gained widespread popularity after his roles in the hit dramas “Oh My Venus” (2015-2016) and “Five Enough” (2016). Acting alongside bigger names like So Ji Sub and Shin Min Ah definitely helped to push his name into the limelight. He would go on to star in many more kdramas as the male lead, such as “My Secret Romance” in 2017, “Level Up” in 2019,&nbsp;and more recently,&nbsp;“My Secret Star” in 2020. Thanks to his performance, and the good reception of these dramas, Sung Hoon’s net worth has certainly risen, solidifying him as an artist worthy of attention.
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Apart from acting, Sung Hoon has also established himself to be multi-talented as well. Sung Hoon has sung two songs on the soundtrack of his 2015 drama “Noble, My Love”. He is also a regular cast member in the popular reality TV show “Home Alone”, which covers the lives of Korean celebrities who live alone. Though he debuted relatively later than many of his co-stars, this is one hunky actor not to miss out on, purely for his charming nature, and the voice he brings to his many roles.

Sung Hoon

Song Ji Eun is a South Korean singer who is best known for being a member of the K-pop girl group Secret. Born on May 5, 1990, she also is known simply by the name Jieun. As a music trainee, Song Ji Eun sang some soundtracks for television dramas in 2007 and 2008 prior to her debut with Secret in 2009. She also made her solo debut in the same year. Song Ji Eun began making cameos on television dramas starting in 2010 and made her acting debut in the 2013 drama “A Bit of Love.” She had her first starring role in the 2015 drama “Immutable Law of First Love.”

Song Ji Eun

Kim Jae Yeong

Jeong Da Sol is a South Korean actress born on March 5, 1988. She studied acting at the Seoul Institute of the Arts and made her debut in a musical in 2007. The following year, she made her TV drama debut in “Women of the Sun,” and went on to star in “Boys Over Flowers” (2009) and “Possessed” (2009). More recently, she has appeared in titles such as “My Sassy Girl” (2017), “Man Who Sets the Table” (2017), and “My Secret Romance” (2017).

Jeong Da Sol

Beak Seung Hun is a Korean singer and actor born in Seoul on April 3, 1991. He released his debut solo album in 2012, and went on to make his acting bow in “My Lovely Girl,” (2014) and went on to star in “Hi! School - Love On” (2014). More recently, he appeared in “Something About 1%” (2016) and “My Secret Romance” (2017).

Baek Seung Hun

Lee Kan Hee is a South Korean actress born on February 3, 1969. She studied drama at Seoul Art College and made her big screen debut in the late 1980s. She has appeared in a number of hit movie titles, including “Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance” (2002) and was nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category at the Grand Bell Awards for her role in the 2004 movie “Dance with the Wind.” She has also featured in a wide number of dramas, including “My Lovely Girl” (2014), “Man in the Kitchen” (2017), and “My Secret Romance” (2017).

Lee Kan Hee

Nam Gi Ae is a South Korean actress. Born on September 13, 1961, she broke into acting relatively late in life, making her acting debut in the popular 2015 television drama “All About My Mom.” She has taken on many other supporting roles since then in such popular dramas as “Oh My Venus” (2015), “Another Oh Hae Young” (2016) “W” (2016), “Perfect Wife” (2017), Bing Goo” (2017) and “Suspicious Partner” (2017) and “Mother” (2018).

Nam Gi Ae

Lim Do Yoon is a Korean actress born on September 20, 1986. She studied drama at the Seoul Institute of the Arts and won the Best Actress award at the Dongkuk Youth Theater Festival in 2004. She made her acting debut in the movie “Wedding Dress” (2009) and has starred in movie titles such as “Never Ending Story” (2012) and “Nostalgia” (2014). She has also appeared in numerous drama titles, such as “Cheongdamdong Alice” (2012) and “My Secret Romance” (2017).

Lim Do Yoon

Pando is an up-and-coming South Korean actor who was born in 1995 in Seoul, South Korea. In 2017, he appeared in the hit drama “My Secret Romance,” and more recently starred in the 2020 movie title “Are You in Love?” (2020).

Pando

Three years ago, the fun-loving son from a wealthy family, Cha Jin Wook (Sung Hoon) – had a one-night stand with Lee Yoo Mi (Song Ji Eun). At the time, she was a naive young woman who’d never had a boyfriend. Presently, Jin Wook has grown more mature and has reformed his playboy ways. When he’s reunited with Yoo Mi by a twist of fate, he realizes that his feelings for her are deeper than he thought. But has this long-time cad really changed his stripes? And will Yoo Mi ever trust Jin Wook enough to give him the keys to her heart? This 2017 South Korean drama was produced by Kang Chul Woo.

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