No Min Woo is a South Korean actor and musician. He was born on May 29, 1986, in Japan while his mother was trying to become an enka singer there. No Min Woo debuted as a drummer for the rock band TRAX in 2004 but left the band two years later and was briefly the guitarist for The Romantist before that band disbanded. In 2009, he formed the project group 24/7 with Lee Jang Woo and Hyun Woo. No Min Woo made his acting debut in the 2008 and is best known for his roles in the television dramas “Pasta” (2010), “My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho” (2010), “Midas” (2011), “Full House Take 2” (2012), “The Blade and Petal” (2013), “God's Gift – 14 Days,” (2014) and “My Unfortunate Boyfriend” (2015).

No Min Woo

MBC, KOCOWA

While crimes continuously evolve, their cooperation also gets enhanced. The real and flawless collaboration among a cranky forensic pathologist, a passionate rookie prosecutor, and an experienced prosecutor gets revealed! Eun Sol, the rookie prosecutor, has become a more mature prosecutor, while Baek Beom, the genius forensic pathologist, has not changed at all. They keep working with Ji Han, the veteran prosecutor, to investigate the mysterious Man Sang case. All they have are the traces the dead left behind, their bodies. Baek Beom encounters the first "silent corpse with no traces." As Man Sang's DNA was extracted from the carbonized corpse, he officially became a dead person. However, Baek Beom still doubts his death. With his suspicion remained unsolved, a year passed. Baek Beom strives to investigate and reveal the truth of the Man Sang case alone. And another case breaks out and leads him and his partners to a new path.

Partners for Justice 2

SBS Plus

"Full House 2,” a remake of a widely popular South Korean drama from 2004, revisits the concept of an adult longing to regain a childhood home that holds special memories. Lee Tae Ik (No Min Woo) lost his parents at an early age and was driven out of the home that he shared with them. He grows up to achieve success as half of a K-pop duo called TAKE ONE with his singing partner Won Kang Hwi (Park Ki Woong). As he grows in popularity as an idol star, Tae Ik’s main goal is to reclaim his childhood home, known as Full House. But things get complicated when he meets Jang Man Ok (Hwang Jung Eum), a former martial arts instructor who is forced to take a job as the duo’s stylist to repay a debt. A love triangle ensues between Man Ok, the perfectionists Tae Ik and the free-spirited Kang Hwi.

“Full House Take 2” is a sequel to the popular 2004 drama series “Full House,” starring Jung Ji Hoon and Song Hye Kyo, which was based on a manhwa by writer Won Soo Yeon.

Full House Take 2

The Maid of House 2 Team

Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, Dae Woong dreams of becoming an action movie star. He goes to a temple to pursue this dream, where he releases a nine-tailed fox trapped in a painting for 500 years. Even though she has collected the life force of 100 men for youth and eternal life, the nine-tailed fox does not intend to steal Dae Woong\u2019s energy, yet ends up losing her orb to him due to an accident. To reclaim it, she sticks close by, learning that if Dae Woong bears the orb inside for 100 days, she can become a human being. With her life in peril and sweet strife while living together, can the nine-tailed fox actually become human?

My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho

Team Gumiho

Park Dong Joo

The King of Goryeo (Joo Jin Mo) is under pressure to produce a male heir after marrying Yuan Dynasty princess No Guk (Song Ji Hyo). However, there’s an obstacle standing in his way: he is in love with Hong Rim (Zo In Sung), the male head of his royal guard, and has no interest in consummating his marriage with the Queen. In desperation, the King orders the Queen and Hong Rim to have a child together, who he will then pretend is his own, but his scheme backfires when the duo starts to fall for one another! When the King learns what has happened, he flies into a violent rage, forcing Hong Rim to go on the run, but Hong Rim will not give up on his love for the Queen. Will true love win the day – or will tragedy strike a fatal blow? This award-winning 2008 South Korean movie was directed by Yoo Ha.

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