Name: Now, We Are Breaking Up
Genre: Melodrama, Romance, Drama
Released: 2021-11-12
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Jang Ki Yong, Song Hye Kyo, Choi Hee Seo, Park Hyo Joo, Yoon Na Moo

About Jang Ki Yong: 
Jang Ki Yong is a South Korean actor and model. He was born on August 7, 1992. 

Being an active individual, he enjoys walking daily, which helps him to clear his mind and stay fit. He likes this activity so much that he walks rain or shine, even during thunderstorms. Jang Ki Yong’s foray into the entertainment industry began when he got into modeling in 2012. His first modeling gig was for streetwear fashion brand General Idea during Seoul Fashion Week. This gig kickstarted his modeling career and he eventually won the 9th Model Asia Awards in 2014.

Jang Ki Yong also made his acting debut in 2014, making a cameo appearance in the poignant medical romance television drama, “It’s Okay, That’s Love”, without auditioning for the role. This cameo appearance clip became wildly famous and was dubbed by the Korean audience as the "One Second Cameo". In 2017, Jang Ki Yong was nominated for Best New Actor at the 31st KBS Drama Awards. In 2018, he took home several Best New Actor awards, including the MBC Drama Awards as well as the Excellence Award, Actor in a Wednesday-Thursday drama. Other than being talented in acting in dramas and walking on runways, Jang Ki Yong is talented in dancing, rapping, and singing as well.

Jang Ki Yong Movies and TV Shows: 
An accomplished actor, Jang Ki Yong has acted in many Korean dramas. After his famous cameo appearance in “It’s Okay, That’s Love” (2014), he went on to act in “Beautiful Mind” (2016) and “The Liar and His Lover” (2017).
The second turning point in Jang Ki Yong’s acting career came when he acted as a supporting character in “Confession Couple”, also known as “Go Back Couple” (2017). His popularity surged and won him many lead roles from 2019 to 2020, such as “Kill It” (2019), “Search: WWW” (2019), and “Born Again” (2020).
Jang Ki Yong also starred in numerous movies and other dramas, including “Come and Hug Me” (2018), “Touch Your Heart” (2019), “My Roommate is a Gumiho” (2021), and “Now, We Are Breaking Up” (2021).

Jang Ki Yong

About Song Hye Kyo: 
Song Hye Kyo is a popular South Korean actress. Born on November 22, 1981, she initially trained to become a figure skater at a young age in elementary school but eventually quit in the eighth grade. Her breakthrough into the entertainment industry came after winning the SunKyung Smart Model Contest in 1996 when she was 14 years old. Her debut work as a model for a school uniform company led to her first acting job that same year, with a small role in the tv series “First Love”. Over the years, she has since risen to become a top Hallyu star and one of South Korea’s most internationally famous actresses.
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Outside of her acting career, Song Hye Kyo is known for her philanthropy, often making frequent large donations and doing voluntary work for charitable causes, especially to help children and animals. Considered one of the most beautiful women in Korea, Song Hye Kyo is a popular endorsement model and has published two popular photobooks.
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Many fans are no doubt invested in Song Hye Kyo’s dating life. Past boyfriends include famous actors she co-starred with in her dramas, namely Lee Byung Hun and Hyun Bin. To the delight of adoring fans, she married her “Descendents of the Sun” co-star Song Joong Ki in 2017. Unfortunately, she and her husband divorced in 2019, citing a difference in personalities. Keep up with the latest news on Song Hye Kyo on her Instagram at @kyo1122.
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Song Hye Kyo Movies and TV Shows: 
Song Hye Kyo made her acting debut in the 1996 TV show “First Love” and then rose to fame throughout Asia after starring in the 2000 drama “Autumn in My Heart.” She has since starred in many popular films and dramas, including “All In” (2003), “Full House” (2004), “Worlds Within” (2008), “That Winter, The Wind Blows” (2013), and “Descendants of the Sun” (2016). Although she has appeared in hit after hit, “Descendents of the Sun” was unquestionably the TV show that established her as a leader of the Hallyu.
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Song Hye Kyo has also starred in multiple Chinese movies such as “The Queens” and “The Crossing”. Following a short hiatus, she returned in 2018 with the romantic TV series “Encounter”. Throughout her successful career, she has won numerous prestigious awards, including the Grand Prize at the Korean Drama Awards.

Song Hye Kyo

Choi Hee Seo is a South Korean actress. Born on January 7, 1987, as Choi Moon Kyung, she took on her stage name before her acting debut in the 2009 film “Lifting King Kong.” She has since appeared in a number of popular films, including “Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet” (2016) and “Anarchist From Colony” (2017), as well as the television dramas “Scandal: A Shocking and Wrongful Incident” (2013), “Entourage” (2016) and “Mistress” (2018).

Choi Hee Seo

Park Hyo Joo is a South Korean actress. Born on October 8, 1982, she made her acting debut in the 2001 film “A Day.” She has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “Triangle” (2014), “Secret Door” (2014), “Twenty Again” (2015), “Wanted” (2016) and “Fake” (2017).

Park Hyo Joo

Yoon Na Moo is a South Korean actor who was born on August 13, 1985, in Seoul, South Korea. He studied Drama at Dongguk University in Seoul and made his acting debut in the stage play “Private 3rd Class” in 2011. He made his TV acting debut in 2016, appearing in “Dr. Romantic.” He followed up with roles in “Melting Me Softly” (2019) and “Vagabond” (2019) and reprised his role as a medic in “Dr. Romantic 2” (2020).

Yoon Na Moo

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

Sehun, born Oh Se Hun, is an award-winning South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, model, dancer, and actor. He was born on April 12, 1994, in Seoul, South Korea, and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 2012 as a member of the K-pop idol group, EXO. He made his acting debut in 2016 and has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas since, including “Dokgo Rewind” (2018) and “Now, We Are Breaking Up” (2021).

Sehun (EXO)

Yura is the stage name of Kim Ah Young, a South Korean singer and actress who is best known for being a member of the K-pop girl group Girl’s Day. Born on November 6, 1992, Yura joined Girl’s Day in 2010 along with Lee Hyeri to replace two departing members. In addition to her musical activities, Yura made her acting debut in the 2012 Chinese drama “Secret Angel.” She has since appeared in a number of television dramas, including “Radio Romance” (2018).

Yura

Joo Jin Mo is a Korean actor born in Seoul on February 26, 1958. He attended Korea University, and debuted in the 1996 movie “Farewell My Darling.” He then went on to star in movies such as “The Big Swindle” (2004) and “Romance Town” (2011). He made his first notable drama appearance in “Resurrection” (2005), which he followed up the next year with “Goodbye Solo.” More recently, he has appeared in “Partners for Justice 2” (2019) and “Watcher” (2019).

Joo Jin Mo (1958)

Kim Joo Hun

As the design department’s team leader of one of the nation’s top fashion companies, Ha Young Eun (Song Hye Kyo) has made quite a name for herself in the fashion industry. Beautiful, trendy, and intelligent, Young Eun loves her work and she’s good at what she does. But when it comes to relationships, things are a bit different. Pragmatic to a fault, Young Eun often comes across as cold-hearted, as she prioritizes stability over all else.

Content in both her work and her life, Young Eun has never really been bothered by the fact that others might see her as cold. But when she meets Yoon Jae Kook (Jang Ki Young), a popular freelance fashion photographer, things take an unexpected turn. The living definition of the perfect man, Jae Kook is wealthy, handsome, and intelligent, but that’s not what catches Young Eun’s attention. There’s something more to Jae Kook that Young Eun just can’t seem to ignore.
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As if in a dream, Young Eun and Jae Kook find themselves falling for each other. But not all fairy tales have a happy ending. Is theirs a story that will end in heartbreak or will they manage to find their own version of happily ever after, after all?
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A story that explores all the ups and downs of romantic love, “Now We Are Breaking Up” is a 2021 romantic drama directed by Lee Gil Bok.
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Now, We Are Breaking Up is a magical romantic Korean drama directed by Lee Gil Bok. The beautiful, talented Song Hye Kyo delivers a marvelous performance while the glossy sophistication of the fashion industry comes alive in this binge-worthy kdrama.
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An exceptional cast and touching moments will have you loving each and every episode, and with enough plot lines to keep you glued to your screen, Now, We Are Breaking Up is guaranteed to have you watching day and night.
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