Seo Woo, also known as Kim Moon Joo, is a South Korean actress. She was born on July 7, 1985 in Seoul, South Korea, and made her acting debut in 2007. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Cinderella’s Sister” (2010), “Flames of Desire” (2010), and “Glass Mask” (2012).

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Song Eun Jo (Moon Geun Young), hardened by a childhood of constant upheaval with her manipulative mother finds herself in an unexpected new life when her mother marries Goo Dae Sung (Kim Kap Soo), a traditional rice wine brewery owner. Initially distrustful, Eun Jo slowly begins to soften when treated with unexpected kindness by her stepfather and forms an unlikely friendship with brewery employee Ki Hoon (Chun Jung Myung). Her new stepsister Goo Hyo Sun (Seo Woo), jealous of her father's growing affection for Eun Jo, becomes determined to make her life difficult. As the two stepsisters navigate their complex relationship, Eun Jo must learn to trust and open her heart after years of emotional survival. This is a 2010 South Korean drama directed by Kim Young Jo and Kim Won Seok, offering a modern twist on the classic Cinderella story.

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William (unknown actor), a young British noble, embarks on a ship to Japan seeking Far Eastern treasures but is thrown overboard during a storm, drifting to the exotic Tamra Island. There, he meets Beojin (unknown actress), a local girl with dreams of exploring beyond her island home, and despite the language barrier, they develop a connection. Park Kyu (unknown actor), an exiled noble, becomes jealous and opposes their budding relationship. The stakes are high, as the presence of a foreigner on the island could lead to severe consequences if discovered by government officials. A mysterious Japanese sailor from the East India Company and an ambitious merchant planning an insurrection further complicate the already tense situation. This 2010 South Korean historical drama explores themes of forbidden love, cultural barriers, and personal ambition against the backdrop of a small, isolated island.

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