Noh Susanna is a South Korean actress. She was born on August 25, 1986 and made her acting debut in the theater before taking her first film role in 2010. Taking her first role in a television drama in 2015, she has since appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “Partners for Justice” (2018), “Let’s Eat 3” (2018), “Partners for Justice 2” (2019), and “To All The Guys Who Loved Me” (2020).

Noh Susanna

During a confrontation with a killer, detective Seon Du (Jo Han Sun) narrowly survived a life-threatening injury. Luckily, he was able to get an organ transplant, enabling his return to active duty. Years later, while Seon Du is investigating serial killer Gyu Jong (Jeong Jin Woon), he uncovers a chilling connection: both he and Gyu Jong received organs from the same donor – who happens to be the very killer Seon Du apprehended previously. Even more unsettlingly, the two find that they are bound by "cellular memory" caused by the donor's traits and habits transferring into them. What will happen between these two men who live very different lives but are tied together through a chilling twist of fate?

I Am Here

A Seung

KBS02

Seo Hyeon Ju is a hardworking producer with a great job, but she hasn't been as successful in the love department as she has been in her career. After a series of devastating breakups, she swears off men and gives up on marriage, finding solace in the single life. But just when she's done looking for the right guy, she finds herself in the middle of a tricky love triangle with Hwang Ji Woo, the CEO of a pharmaceutical company, and her lifelong friend Park Do Gyum.

To All The Guys Who Loved Me

The Heartbreaker Team

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

When you enter your 30s, it’s a good time in your life to take stock of all your memorable relationships – with food.

Goo Dae Young (Yoon Doo Joon) is now in his 30s and feels like he’s in a slump with work and in life. As he tries to take stock of his life, he decides to revisit all the foods that he enjoyed during his 20s with his college friend Lee Ji Woo (Baek Jin Hee).

Can the two friends help resolve each other’s issues over an amazing meal?

“Let’s Eat 3” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Choi Kyu Shik. It is the third season of the “Let’s Eat” franchise, following the original “Let’s Eat” (2013) and “Let’s Eat 2” (2015).

Let's Eat 3

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!

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