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

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Two characters delve us into the world of tabloid journalism and the paparazzi who stop at nothing to get the big scoop. Gentle in nature, Seok Joo, a renowned photographer of the nation\u2019s largest newspaper, has plummeted to the lowest point in his life. With one picture, he loses his job, his self-confidence, and most punishingly, his family. When he declines a deal with the devil to save his daughter, who is suffering from congenital heart disease, he succumbs to the guilt and resorts to alcohol with no intention of returning to his prominent self until he meets Soo Hyun. Soo Hyun is the editor-in-chief for Sunday Dispatch, a notorious celebrity paparazzi tabloid leading the field. Elegant, sophisticated, and connected, once she gets on the scent of any celebrity scandal, nothing can stop her from getting the story. Growing up, being a reporter of truth was her aspiration. But revealing the truth had no power. The powerful just conceived the truth. She decides to take on reality, and with it, the people who once discounted her start to disappear. She is now more famous than a celebrity, and when she offers Seok Joo his second chance to redeem himself, he resurrects as a paparazzo and fights to see his daughter again. Will the two overcome the obstacles in tabloid journalism, triumph over the powerful, and rise from despair?

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In plain sight in bustling Seoul, three generations of witches have been living below the radar of everyone around them.

Kang Cho Hong (Yoon So Hee) operates a restaurant with her fellow witches, Maeng Ye Soon (Kim Young Ok) and Jo Aeng Doo (Go Soo Hee). They try to keep a low profile, but Cho Hong’s youthful good looks attracts the attention of a neighborhood guy, Hwang Jae Wook (Lee Hongbin), who is constantly trying to get close to her.

Cho Hong and her fellow witches’ quiet lives become complicated when their building landlord, Ma Sung Tae (Hyun Woo), shows up one day. Sung Tae wants to face a traumatic incident that happened to him in that building when he was a little boy.

With Sung Tae nosing around their business on a regular basis, can Cho Hong keep her true identity a secret from him?

“Witch’s Love” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Yool.

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Witch's Love

The Bewitched Team

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.

My Secret Romance

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Arrogant Lee Jae In (Ha Seok Jin) is stunned when his grandfather conditions his inheritance on marrying sweet schoolteacher, Kim Da Hyeon (Jun So Min). Reluctantly, Jae In signs an engagement contract with Da Hyeon, despite being strangers. As the couple endure months together, their differences seem insurmountable, but time may soften even the hardest hearts. Directed by Kang Cheol Woo, this 2016 South Korean romantic comedy series was based on a novel of the same name by Hyun Go Woon.

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Despite the fact that Oh In Sook (Ryu Hyun Kyung) has dedicated her entire life to her art, she has yet to find any sort of success. Having spent the last few years studying oriental painting in Denmark, In Sook, now known as Giselle, is ready to return to South Korea to hold her first exhibition. But no matter how hard she tries, or how many galleries she visits, her proposals for an exhibition are constantly rejected.

On the verge of giving up, Giselle happens to meet Jae Bum (Park Jung Min), a cunning art sales representative who sees the potential in Giselle’s work. With the help of his colleague James (Moon Jong Won), Jae Bum raises Giselle’s work from obscurity to a place of prominence within the art community. Finally able to hold her first exhibition, Giselle is beside herself but before she can thoroughly enjoy her success, tragedy strikes.

Believing Giselle to be dead, Jae Bum sees this as the perfect time to cash in on the late artist’s success. Hiking the prices on her work, Jae Bum is set to make a fortune, but his plans are put on hold by the appearance of a very unexpected visitor. What will he do, now that his once-deceased artist appears to be reborn?

“The Artist: Reborn” is a 2017 drama film directed by Kim Kyoung Won.

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