Jung Jae Young is a celebrated and popular South Korean actor. Born on November 21, 1970, his birth name is Jung Ji Hyun. He began his acting career in the 1996 film “The Adventures of Mrs. Park.” Since then, Jung Jae Young has made his career as a major star on the big screen, playing memorable roles in such Best Actor award-winning roles as “Silmido” (2003), “Someone Special” (2004), “Welcome to Dongmakgol” (2005), “Going by the Book” (2007), “Castaway on the Moon” (2009) and “Moss” (2010). In 2015, Jung Jae Young made his television drama debut in the political thriller “Assembly.”

Jung Jae Young

After seven years of fierce fighting, the Imjin War nears its end in 1598, as Wae invaders prepare to withdraw from Joseon. Convinced that the only way to truly end the war is to annihilate the Wae’s retreating forces, Admiral Yi Sun Shin (Kim Yun Seok) rallies the fleet of Joseon and allied Min ships to him. Heading for the deadly waters of the Noryang Strait, the fearless admiral makes his stand in a battle that will forever be remembered in the annals of history. Inspired by historical events, this 2023 South Korean historical war action film was directed by Kim Han Min.

Noryang: Deadly Sea

Chen Lin

Ja Young, the team manager of Human Resources, is a cold-hearted woman who is an overly diligent workaholic. She is currently racing towards her goal to get a promotion to an executive position. At this point, Ja Young is given a secret mission as Ban Seok, who worked for over 22 years as an engineer, transfers to Human Resources as her subordinate. On the other hand, Se Kwon, the ex-husband of Ja Young, was able to get promotion way too quickly as the head of the Research and Development Team 1 with his flexibility and brilliant speech. However, he has his own challenges and weaknesses that nobody knows about. In Hanmyung Inc., employees with different abilities and backgrounds are struggling to survive in an ever-changing workplace.

On the Verge of Insanity

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

Baek Beom

Whether it be in a crime scene or in one's life, every contact leaves a trace. Therefore, a perfect crime does not exist; however, the chemistry between Baek Beom and Eun Sol cannot be any more perfect. Baek Beom is an odd yet outstanding forensic scientist who performs autopsies on victims. Eun Sol is a rookie prosecutor who corners and pins down assailants. Deaths may not bring upon any answers, but these two characters must reveal the answers and the truth that lie underneath the corpses. In the autopsy room, a scalpel is more powerful than a gun, and evidence is used to solve mysteries. What kind of incidents happen in these rooms, and what kind of people are in there? Join these two investigators on their journey as they discover the truth and right the wrong!

Partners for Justice

Do Ra Hee (Park Bo Young) is a young and idealistic graduate who has just landed what she thinks will be her dream internship at the entertainment desk of a major newspaper. But her dreams are shattered in a mere instant when she meets the hot-tempered, foul-mouthed entertainment section manager Ha Jae Kwan (Jung Jae Young). Before she has even said hello to him, she witnesses him flying into a rage and smashing his office telephone to pieces in a curse-filled rage.

He then berates her for a lack of “passion” and proceeds to inform her that there will be no time off for her if she joins the desk, not even at weekends. She does her best to get on his good side by writing stories, most of which he tears up in front of her face – demanding scandal-filled exclusives. But when she is ordered to write up a suspicious-looking story about an actor who allegedly committed sexual assault, she starts to realize that the information she has been given may have been fabricated. Do Ra Hee decides to defy her section editor and investigate for herself…

“You Call it Passion” is a 2015 South Korean movie that was directed and co-written by Jeong Gi Hun.

You Call It Passion

✨The Passion Lovers Team

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A welder from a small company becomes a member of the National Assembly according to the plan of the ruling party, becoming an eminent politician. The ruling party made the worker into members of the National Assembly to use and have a strong political power. Still, from the viewpoint of the ruling party, the worker later is recognized as an unnecessary existence, causing accidents all the time. However, the main character Sang Pil has a warm heart and generous thoughts, and with the help of his aide, In Gyeong, he shows how to solve many political problems that we have in reality.

Assembly

The Assembly Team

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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