Im Chang Jung is a South Korean actor, TV personality, and musician who was born on November 30, 1973, in Icheon, South Korea. He studied at ChungAng University, where he majored in Theater and Film. He made his acting debut in the movie “North Korean Partisan in South Korea” in 1990, and went on to appear in hit movie titles such as “The Rules of the Game” (1994) and “Sex Is Zero” (2002). He made his music debut in 1995, releasing the album “Already to Me.” More recently, he has appeared in the movie “Gate” (2018) and the drama series “Dazzling” (2019).

Im Chang Jung

Sang Yeol (Im Chang Jung), a struggling home shopping TV presenter in his thirties, lives with his mother and harbors an unrequited crush on his attractive coworker So Yeon (Kim Gyu Ri). When So Yeon becomes pregnant by a disinterested TV producer Park (Kim Tae Hoon), she devises a cunning plan to convince Sang Yeol that he is the father. By fabricating a story of a drunken night together, she hopes to manipulate the naive Sang Yeol into supporting her and the unborn child. As her audacious scheme unfolds, Sang Yeol finds himself caught in a complex web of deception and unexpected potential fatherhood. This is a 2011 South Korean comedy directed by Rain Jung.

Shotgun Love

Kong Young Tan (Im Chang Jung), a poor rural man, travels to Seoul with dreams of becoming a teacher. After being robbed and experiencing a misunderstanding at the police station, he finds himself in a remote northern village mistaken for the new teacher. Settling into his new life, Young Tan falls in love with Sun Mi (Park Jin Hee), the village chief's sister-in-law, while uncovering the village's greatest secret. As he attempts to navigate his new circumstances and woo Sun Mi, Young Tan must decide whether to protect the village's hidden truth or risk exposing it. This is a 2007 South Korean comedy film set in the 1980s, directed by Kim Jong Jin.

Underground Rendezvous

Watch out for landmines!

Doosaboo Films/Film Z [두사부필름/필름지]

Note: Some material might not be appropriate persons under 18. 
 
Sex Is Zero (색즉시공, Saekjeuk Shigong) is a 2002 South Korean film written and directed by Yoon Je-kyoon, starring Lim Chang-jung, Ha Ji-won (from ""Secret Garden"") and Yoo Chae-yeong. In the style of American gross-out comedies like American Pie, it follows the exploits of a group of college students, which eventually takes a serious turn. Sex Is Zero sold over 4 million tickets in South Korea, making it the fifth most popular film of 2002.

Sex Is Zero

Saekjeuk Shigong

Jang Eun Shik

Cinema Zenith/ Film Z [시네마제니스/필름지]

In this high-stakes heist comedy, Sa Hyun (Yun Da Hun), a bank vice president, attempts to rob his own bank to settle a debt. During his plan, he encounters Blue (Lim Chang Jung), a gangster who has already tunneled into the bank vault. When Hyun tries to turn Blue over to the police, two officers, Hae Ryong (Kim Sang Jung) and Du San (Park Jun Gyu), quickly arrive—but they are actually gangsters in disguise with their own robbery scheme. The fake police officers kidnap Hyun for ransom, leaving him caught in a complex web of criminal intentions. As multiple groups converge on the same bank with seemingly different motives, a larger mystery emerges: Is there a mastermind orchestrating this elaborate criminal convergence, or is it merely an incredible coincidence? This is a 2000 South Korean comedy film directed by Jung Cho Shin.

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Blue

Beom Su (Im Chang Jung) dreams of becoming a baseball umpire, but works as a traffic control officer for the time being. When he meets theater major and aspiring actress Hyeon Ju (Ko So Young), after she crashed her car while driving without a license, he makes a surprising decision: instead of issuing her a fine, he offers to teach her how to drive. Soon enough, they become friends, exchanging letters and sharing their dreams with each other. Having fallen in love, Beom Su proposes to Hyeon Ju, but she rejects him as she plans to leave Korea and study abroad. They eventually drift apart, following their own paths. Years later, they've both achieved their dreams – Beom Ju has become a baseball umpire, while Hyeon Ju is an up-and-coming actress, and the two reunite via baseball. Will a decision at the first pitch of the opening game of the Korean Series make it all worth it?

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