Im Ha Ryong, also known as Im Han Yong, is a South Korean actor and comedian. He was born on October 31, 1952 in Danyang County, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, and made his debut in the entertainment world in 1981. Starting out as a gag man, he moved towards television dramas in the late nineties. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Over the Rainbow” (2006), “The 3rd Hospital” (2012), “Triangle” (2014), and “365: Repeat the Year” (2020).

Im Ha Ryong

KBS, KOCOWA

Eun Sung, the daughter of Dong Gu and Chun Young, dreams of becoming successful, but she is an actress that nobody knows. It has been more than three years since she joined the theater with an ambitious dream, but she still has to put up posters and clean the theater and only gets to practice when the other actors are not around. Sun Woo, the son of Jung Ae and Ki Seok, is a promising Hollywood film director who always achieves his goal. Eun Sung and Sun Woo fall in love with each other and decide to get married. However, they realize Dong Gu and Jung Ae were sworn enemies who divorced 30 years ago. This ill-fated relationship between parents and children fights over their marriage. The story of how people who hate each other the most become the wildest, weirdest, yet hilarious family begins now!

Unpredictable Family

MBC, KOCOWA

Hyeong Ju is a violent crime detective who lives a contented and fulfilling life but is given the mysterious opportunity to go back in time. Ga Hyeon is a famous webcomic author known for her mystery thriller stories. Unfortunately, a workaholic and perfectionist, Ga Hyeon, suffers from a terrible accident and receives the same offer to go back in time. In addition to 8 other individuals, the two of them reset their lives for the better but quickly begin to uncover a series of mysterious events that threaten their future.

365: Repeat the Year

KBS W

A man with a special power meets a woman who is unaffected by it.

Moon Joon Woo (Kim Hyun Joong) has the ability to stop time. He leads a lonely existence due to his special ability. 

When he needs a place to live, Joon Woo rents a basement apartment in an old building. His new landlord is Kim Sun Ah (An Ji Hyun), who despite being hardworking and a building owner is still financially struggling because all of her money is going to pay off her father’s debt.

Joon Woo is surprised to discover that when he stops time, Sun Ah is unaffected by it and is able to freely move around and “live.” Will Sun Ah give Joon Woo a new appreciation of time and his fluid life?

“When Time Stopped” is a 2018 Korean drama series. It is Kim Hyun Joong’s comeback drama after “Inspiring Generation” in 2014.

When Time Stopped

The Time Stoppers Team 

JTBC 

Everyone knows that fire and ice don’t mix. But when they collide, which element wins out? Nam Jung Gi (Yoon Sang Hyun) is the marketing department manager at a cosmetics company who is known for being super-sweet and nice. The calm and unflappable Jung Gi is so nice that his colleagues have dubbed him “Father Theresa” and the “Walking UNICEF.” Jung Gi may sound like a great person to work with, but he is the thorn in the side of Ok Da Jung (Lee Yo Won), the youngest team leader at the cosmetics company. Da Jung is hot-tempered, ill mannered and so nasty that her coworkers call her “Fire Da Jung.” Jung Gi’s affable personality seems to fuel the flames of Da Jung’s bad temper, and she lashes out at the sight of Jung Gi along with everyone else around her. Will Da Jung be the one person who will make Jung Gi lose his cool, or will he be the one person who can finally cool her fire? “Ms. Temper and Nam Jung Gi” is a 2016 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Hyung Min.

Ms. Temper & Nam Jung Gi

The Hot Tempered Team

Nam Yong Gab

Lee Ji Soo (Ha Ji Won) is a funeral director. Her love life has been turbulent – she has been through two messy divorces.

One day, she is unexpectedly reunited with an old friend, Baek Jong Woo (Kim Myung Min) when his mother dies, and she is commissioned to conduct the ensuing funeral service.

Baek Jong Woo is in a perilous physical condition. He has had Lou Gehrig’s disease since he was in his teens. Regardless, the reunited duo soon falls in love – and Lee Ji Soo decides to tie the knot for the third time in her life.

Soon after they marry, however, Baek Jong Woo’s condition begins to deteriorate. He tries to push her away, hoping to spare her the pain of watching him die. But he is about to discover that true love cannot be deterred so easily…

“Closer to Heaven” is a 2009 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Park Jin Pyo.

Closer to Heaven

💕 The power of love💕

Hyuk Ju is a bullheaded man who is proud and lives like life is dependent on loyalty. Hyuk Ju, who has always been reckless and ignorant, enters a youth dance competition by chance and is forced to dance on stage. After being scolded as a juvenile delinquent all his life, Hyuk Ju heard people cheering loudly for him for the first time and decides to become a singer from that day forward. However, he isn't the only one who decided to become a star as Sang Mi is the same. Sang Mi is a clumsy girl who is unruly and simple-minded. After living in her own little world and imagining how her life unfolds, Sang Mi finally ends up achieving the dream of becoming a star. Meanwhile, Hyuk Ju's fate brings him to face the ingenious star of his time, Rex, and he enters a huge turning point. What future awaits these young men and women who want to become stars?

Over the Rainbow

The year is 1950 and the Korean Peninsula is being torn apart by the Korean War, which has just broken out. All across the country, fierce fighting has broken out, with North Korean forces battling the United States Army and the South Korean military. In a mountainous part of the country, a unit of North Korean soldiers is ambushed by Southern opponents, but three of them – led by Rhee Soo Hwa (Jung Jae Young) – escape through a rocky passage. They eventually stumble upon a free-spirited but mentally challenged young woman named Yeo Il (Kang Hye Jung). She takes them back to her village – a place named Dongmakgol.

Dongmakgol is a place lost in the pages of time: It is a small and very remote, self-sustaining village that is blissfully unaware of the war raging in the rest of the country. The villagers don’t even understand what the soldiers’ rifles and grenades are. But also taking refuge in the village are two South Korean army deserters – Pyo Hyun Chul (Shin Ha Kyun) and Moon Sang Sang (Seo Jae Kyung). What will happen to the villagers – and their idyllic way of life – when these two groups of rival soldiers come face-to-face with their sworn enemies?

“Welcome to Dongmakgol” is a 2005 South Korean movie that was directed by Park Kwang Hyun.

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