Kim Ji Young is a South Korean actress. She was born in Okcheon County, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea on September 7, 1974 and made her acting debut in 1980. The recipient of numerous awards, including “Best New Actress”, “Best Supporting Actress”, and “Excellence Award Actress in a Serial Drama”, she has taken roles in both films and television dramas, including “May Queen” (2012) and “Good Casting” (2020).

Kim Ji Young (1974)

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Yeonwoo And Kim Ji Young Showcase Heartwarming Mother-Daughter Chemistry In New Drama “Dog Knows Everything”

Watch: Lee Soon Jae And Kim Yong Gun Lead A Star-Studded Cast At Script Reading For “Dog Knows Everything”

“Link” Cast Bids Farewell To Drama With Final Remarks

Kim Ji Young Finally Reveals The Truth About Moon Ga Young’s Kidnapping Incident In “Link”

Moon Ga Young Becomes Suspicious Of Lee Bom’s Sudden Change In Attitude In “Link”

Yeo Jin Goo And Moon Ga Young Talk About Reuniting On Set After 13 Years And Why They Chose To Star In “Link”

Kim Ji Young And Ye Soo Jung Are Moon Ga Young’s Loving Family Members Who Would Do Anything For Her In “Link”

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Yeo Jin Goo And Moon Ga Young Are In Their Own World Despite The Prickly Gazes In “Link” Posters

Blintn, KOCOWA

Lee Soon Jae, the nation's actor who had long made people laugh and cry, is known to be sensitive and strict in real life. He also made people uncomfortable with his words and actions in pursuit of perfection. Soon Jae is shocked when he is forced to leave a drama he had been working on and even gets criticized by the public due to a misunderstanding that occurs during the process. In total despair, Soon Jae escapes to his house in Geoje-do. There, he meets Sophie the dog, and his life begins to change. Sophie was a police dog who had collected evidence for three years but retired due to an injury. One day, Sophie encounters Soon Jae, who can communicate with him. Sophie delivers clues to Soon Jae regarding the various mysteries that occur in the village. Soon Jae, who believed he was now useless, takes on a new challenge with Sophie. The duo collaborates with fellow senior friends to show the greatest achievements of their lives!

Dog Knows Everything

Hong Eun Ha

Min Soo (Yoo Yeon Seok) is a dog-lover who has a beloved puppy named Runni. He is devoted to Runni, but looks to be forced to part with his pet when he meets and falls in love with a woman. He proposes marriage to her and she accepts. But she has a dog hair allergy, which means he will no longer be able to live with Runni. Reluctantly, he decides to look for a new home for his dog, and enlists the help of his older cousin Jin Kook (Cha Tae Hyun).

Jin Kook is a down-on-his-luck cafe operator whose business has just failed. But he agrees to help Min Soo find a suitable “guardian” for Runni. This task proves to be much harder than it first seems, though – the candidates who come forward all appear to be experiencing chaotic challenges. But during the course of the selection process, they get into all sorts of trouble – a fact that leads them with an ever-expanding collection of dogs to care for. Eventually, they have not one but eight pooches to look after. With time running out, will Min Soo and Jin Kook ever find a new home for their pack of puppies?

“My♡Puppy” is a 2023 South Korean movie that was directed by Kim Joo Hwan.

My Heart Puppy

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Yoon Young (Hong Ye Ji) is a 19-year-old high schooler who is preparing to graduate and take her final exams. She lives alone, apart from her mother Kyung Sook (Kim Ji Young), who cannot speak due to a speech impediment: The two mainly communicate in sign language. Both Yoon Young and her mother work – the older woman works in a factory, while the younger works in a part-time job. But one fateful day, a man tries to sexually assault Yoon Young. When she tries to fight him off, she accidentally kills him.

She is sentenced to jail, and because of her age, she must go to an adult facility. Here, she is assigned a number – 2037. Even though prison life turns out to be tough and unforgiving, Yoon Young soon begins to strike up unlikely friendships with her cellmates – who include Jung Mi (Jun So Min) the last woman in South Korea to be convicted of adultery, a fraudster, a violent criminal, and a convicted murderer who is awaiting the death penalty. Incredibly, these women all take Yoon Young’s side. But can they provide her with the fortitude she will need if she is to make it through her grueling prison sentence?

“2037” is a 2022 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

2037

Once part of Korea's top-secret National Intelligence Service, a group of talented female agents is reassigned to go undercover in a case involving corruption and leaked trade secrets at the country's largest conglomerate. After several mistakes during important missions, Chan Mi was reassigned to the cybersecurity team but dreamed of returning to her former role. Mi Soon has left agent life behind and become a full-time homemaker. Meanwhile, Ye Eun, a smart, single mom and desk agent, dreams of being promoted to an undercover spymaster working in the field. Their lives collide when Kwan Soo, a longtime director in the NIS, recruits all three for a do-or-die mission.

Good Casting

The Perfect Cast

Yoon Seol Hee (Kim Hee Ae) is a powerful businesswoman from a hugely wealthy family. One day, she dies very unexpectedly, and to add to the intrigue, the body vanishes from the morgue shortly after. Woo Jung Sik (Kim Sang Kyung), a once-brilliant but now ostensibly washed-up detective with a past shrouded in mystery is assigned to the case. Suspicion begins to fall on the woman’s widower Park Jin Han (Kim Kang Woo), a university professor who has been secretly having an affair with Hye Jin (Han Ji An), one of his students.

Although the evidence suggesting that Park Jin Han played a part in his wife’s death is at first very slim, Woo Jung Sik seems to have a hunch that the professor was somehow involved. As the investigation, the plot thickens – never more so than when Park Jin Han starts receiving text messages...from his “dead wife.”

This movie was based on the 2012 Spanish film “The Body.”

“The Vanished” is a 2018 South Korean movie that was directed by Lee Chang Hee.

The Vanished

😱OMG They lost my wife 🤨

KBS, KOCOWA

Mi Ja is a 31-year-old single working woman, and she lives with five other family members who are all without partners. As a woman in her thirties, she's someone who needs to get married according to the social standard. She always gets nagged about it by her family. She seems rowdy at first, but she's sensitive and somewhat naive, which makes her likeable. Mi Ja has been friends with Ji Young and Yoon Ah since high school. All three aren't married and are focused on their careers. They each have their own definition of love and worries about marriage. Mi Ja is a freelance voice actress, and the main producer often scolds her. The main producer, Hyun Woo, is three years younger than Mi Ja. He's a jerk most of the time, but he's good at his job. How will the three friends navigate through life and their romantic relationships?

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