Hyun Woo is a South Korean actor. Born on January 18, 1985, he made his acting debut in the 2008 film “A Frozen Flower.” He has since appeared in many other films and television dramas, including “A Tree With Deep Roots” (2011), “I Live in Cheongdam-dong” (2011), “Jackpot” (2016), “Laurel Tree Tailors” (2016-2017) and “Witch's Love” (2018). Hyun Woo also served as host for the music show “Music Bank” from 2010 to 2011 and had a short career as a singer in 2009 when he, Lee Jang Woo and No Min Woo formed the K-pop project group 24/7, which disbanded after releasing one single titled “24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week.”

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Scholars Kang San (Ryeoun), Kim Shi Yeol (Kang Hoon), and Jeong Yoo Ha (Jung Gun Joo) have all come to the capital to take the civil service entrance exam – in the hope of one day becoming top-ranking public officials. But together with the innkeeper Yoon Dan Oh (Shin Ye Eun), they stumble upon clues about a bizarre disappearance that took place over a decade ago. Do they have what it takes to solve the puzzling mystery – and possibly find love on the way? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Kim Jung Min.

The Secret Romantic Guesthouse

Completely in love, Park Ga Ram (Kwon Yuri) and Kim Seon Jae (Hyun Woo) were eagerly counting down the days to their wedding. But before either of them could say their vows, tragedy struck. Involved in a horrendous traffic accident, Seon Jae was gravely injured and Ga Ram didn’t survive. Left in a coma, Seon Jae had no way of knowing that he was now fighting for his life alone.

Awaking from the accident to find herself in a place unlike any she had ever visited before, Ga Ram is approached by a stranger known only as X. Offering her a chance to save Seon Jae’s life, Ga Ram is eager to accept, but the generous offer comes with a catch. In order to save her beloved’s life, Ga Ram will be granted the chance to relive her last week on Earth, but during that time, she must break up with Seon Jae.

Agreeing to the terms of the deal, Ga Ram returns to Seon Jae but soon realizes that breaking things off with him is going to be much more difficult than she could have possibly imagined. Will she be able to find a way to break up with him before it’s too late?

A story of life, death, and second chances, “A Week’s Grace” is a 2021 South Korean romance drama directed by Kim Gyoo Hyun.

A Week’s Grace

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In plain sight in bustling Seoul, three generations of witches have been living below the radar of everyone around them.

Kang Cho Hong (Yoon So Hee) operates a restaurant with her fellow witches, Maeng Ye Soon (Kim Young Ok) and Jo Aeng Doo (Go Soo Hee). They try to keep a low profile, but Cho Hong’s youthful good looks attracts the attention of a neighborhood guy, Hwang Jae Wook (Lee Hongbin), who is constantly trying to get close to her.

Cho Hong and her fellow witches’ quiet lives become complicated when their building landlord, Ma Sung Tae (Hyun Woo), shows up one day. Sung Tae wants to face a traumatic incident that happened to him in that building when he was a little boy.

With Sung Tae nosing around their business on a regular basis, can Cho Hong keep her true identity a secret from him?

“Witch’s Love” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Yool.

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Witch's Love

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Bravo My Life is a story about people who aspire to achieve their dreams no matter what. Bum Woo has been trying to become an actor for seven years. However, his panic attack is a big hindrance to his success. Do Na, a drama director, tries hard to make his dreams come true. During the process, Bum Woo learns how to love others and starts to have feelings for Do Na. Meanwhile, Lara used to be a top actress who had all the love and fame. However, after marrying and then divorcing Jung Young Woong, the wealthy chairman of JU Group, she strives to enter the industry once again from the bottom. Although she is discouraged and not acknowledged by others, even by her own daughter, she doesn't give up and works even harder. This show teaches the viewers that in order to overcome the challenges and bring change, everyone has to face their fears and pains.

Bravo My Life

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Kim Bum Woo

Dae Gil, born with the fate of being the son of King Sukjong but forced to live his life as if he\u2019s dead, overcomes a rough start and becomes a card shark shaking up Joseon. King Yeongjo, born the son of a maid, is endlessly kept in check by his half-brother King Gyeongjong and his power. Born to a family of rebels, the cold-blooded genius Lee In Jwa takes King Gyeongjong under his wing and aims to build his own royal court, consisting of the extraordinary genius politician Lee In Jwa, Lady Choi Sukbin, who holds the king's heart in her hands, her son King Yeongjo, and Joseon's best card shark, Dae Gil. At stake are their lives and the sole throne of Joseon. It\u2019s time to wage war like a single, enormous gambling round.

The Royal Gambler

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After 60 years of living in a poor neighborhood, a woman is finally able to move up in the world. 

Hye Ja (Kim Hye Ja) decides to move to the upscale Cheongdam-dong area of Gangnam, Seoul, and her daughter, Ji Eun (Oh Ji Eun), dreams of living in the midst of luxurious shopping, restaurants and residences for the first time in her life. But what she finds when she actually gets to her mother’s new home is quite the opposite. 

Sandwiched in between all the luxury buildings in Cheongdam-dong is her mother’s new home, a dilapidated building that looks like it might blow over. On the first floor of their new home is a comic book store that Hye Ja will run, and on the second floor is a lodging house that they will live in. 

Can Hye Ja and Ji Eun find the lifestyle they seek when their home sticks out like a sore thumb in such a nice neighborhood? 

“I Live in Cheongdam-dong” is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Suk Yoon.

I Live in Cheongdam-dong

Lee Do is the third son of King Taejong of the Joseon dynasty. He becomes Sejong the Great, a well-known king with brilliance, but he is deeply traumatized as he has seen massacres committed by his father since he was young. Being a workaholic and an insomniac, he strives day and night to understand ordinary people and become a righteous king. Chae Yoon comes from a family of slaves, but he has become an officer working in the Royal Guards. He thinks his father died because of Lee Do and plans to take revenge on him. So Yi is the court maid that Lee Do's son loves. Although aphasic, she is smart, insightful, and passionate about creating the Korean alphabet. Ki Joon earns Lee Do's trust and gets involved in his project to create the Korean alphabet, but he secretly plans to stab Lee Do in the back. With all these people entangled with each other, serial murders happen at the palace, and the project to create the Korean alphabet doesn't go smoothly.

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