Kim Min Chul is a South Korean actor. He was born on September 7, 2000 and made his acting debut in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in both film and television dramas, including “Melting Me Softly” (2019) and “Single & Ready to Mingle” (2020).

Kim Min Chul

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When hostile aliens launch a worldwide invasion, the South Korean military has no choice but to recruit all third-year high school students to join the forces. After arriving at Seongjin High School, platoon leader Lee Chun Ho (Shin Hyun Soo) guides students through rigorious training for combat. Meanwhile, class teacher, Park Eun Yeong (Im Se Mi) is determined to keep her students safe as they fight this war against aliens to save their world from the brink of extinction. Based on the webtoon written by Ha Il Kwon, this 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Sung Yong Il.

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A down-and-out musician with neither fans nor prospects, Wang Joon Hyuk’s (Oh Jung Se) life has definitely hit rock bottom. Having cut himself off from his older sister, Joon Hee (Jeon Hye Jin), years ago, Joon Hyuk has nowhere to go and no one he can turn to, when things get hard. Yet, when Joon Hee’s life takes a difficult turn of its own, it’s Joon Hyuk that she turns to for help.

Having spent the past twelve years in an abusive relationship, Joon Hee has decided enough is enough. Moving into a cheap apartment, Joon Hee is determined to make a new life for herself and her son, Min Ji Hoo (Lee Kyung Hoon), but starting over is nearly impossible, especially when her ex and his family are determined to take Ji Hoo away. With little choice, Joon He sends Ji Hoo to live with Joon Hyuk. Despite having troubles of his own, Joon Hyuk takes his nephew in, only to realize that his nephew is struggling with both anxiety and OCD.

Determined to help both his sister and his nephew through this difficult time, Joon Hyuk does what he can. But will his efforts be enough when he can’t even seem to pull his own life together?

Based on the BBC sitcom of the same name, “Uncle” is a 2021 drama directed by Ji Yeong Su.

Uncle

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A group of high schoolers goes on a musical adventure as they edge toward the end of their schooldays – forming a band.

But not long after they have begun, a new journey gets underway: romance. And it is a force that threatens to sow the seeds of disharmony in the band.

The band’s lead singer is Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), whose YouTube cover version of a popular song became a viral online hit.

However, she wants to become a singer in her own right – someone who is known for performing original material, rather than covers.

But it looks like the group’s guitarist, Yoo Ha Young’s close friend Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young), is developing feelings for her – as is Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul), an older keyboard player who also joins the band.

Meanwhile, there are also sparks flying between bassist and Yoo Ha Young’s best friend Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and the band’s eclectic drummer and academic no-hoper Shim Tae Young (Marco).

“Replay” is a 2021 South Korean film that was directed by Go Hee Seob.

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A group of high schoolers goes on a musical adventure as they edge toward the end of their schooldays – forming a band.

But not long after they have begun, a new journey gets underway: romance. And it is a force that threatens to sow the seeds of disharmony in the band.

The band’s lead singer is Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), whose YouTube cover version of a popular song became a viral online hit.

However, she wants to become a singer in her own right – someone who is known for performing original material, rather than covers.

But it looks like the group’s guitarist, Yoo Ha Young’s close friend Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young), is developing feelings for her – as is Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul), an older keyboard player who also joins the band.

Meanwhile, there are also sparks flying between bassist and Yoo Ha Young’s best friend Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and the band’s eclectic drummer and academic no-hoper Shim Tae Young (Marco).

“Replay” is a 2021 South Korean drama series that was directed by Go Hee Seob.

Replay

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Bong Joo Yi (Choi Yoo Jung) and Ji Yeon Seo (Kim Do Yeon) have been best friends their entire lives. Growing up, they attended the same all-girls middle school, the same all-girls high school, and even attended the same women’s university. Now hard-working young women, determined to make their dreams come true, the two best friends are doing their best. But sometimes making dreams come true isn't easy, especially when it comes to love.

Convinced she and Joo Yi would have a better chance at love, if they were around actual men, Yeon Seo convinces her best friend to move into Sol House, a co-ed share house that three handsome young men, Woo Seung Bong (Jeong Hyo Jun), Kang Joon Woo (Kim Min Chul), and Ma Hoon (Mun Ji Hu),&nbsp;just happen to call home. Agreeing to follow where Yeon Seo leads, the two best friends move in and quickly learn that having men in your life makes everything a bit more… complicated.

With hearts easily swayed by every kind gesture or friendly smile, Joo Yi and Yeon Seo find themselves falling for their new housemates. But not one of the guys seems keen on returning their feelings. Will two best friends, so inexperienced in love, really be able to find their soulmate amidst the chaos of life at Sol House?

A hilarious, idol-filled romp, “Single & Ready to Mingle” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Kang Hyun Na.

Single & Ready to Mingle

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Struggling jobseeker Go Mi Ran (Won Jin Ah) and TV producer Ma Dong Chan (Ji Chang Wook) agreed to an experiment that promised a cash payout in return for spending 24 hours in cryogenically-frozen sleep. However, upon waking up, they’re shocked to find they’ve been frozen for 20 years! With their bodies unaged but the world around them drastically different, they must navigate their new lives in the future while keeping their body temperature low, as any rise could be fatal. As they grapple with their new reality and unravel the mystery behind their extended slumber, unexpected romance blooms between them, threatening their very survival. Will they overcome the heat of their budding relationship and uncover the truth behind their 20-year freeze? This 2019 South Korean drama series was produced by Shin Woo Cheol.

Melting Me Softly

Woo Ji Soo (Kim Nu Ri) is a 17-year-old high schooler with a close friend – Ha Da Som (Lee Jin Sol) – and a very big secret. She is, unbeknownst to all of her classmates, in love with Ha Da Som’s boyfriend Jo Ah Sung (Jung Su Bin). Woo Ji Soo has decided to keep this from everyone at school, even though she finds it devastating to act as a go-between her female friend and Jo Ah Sung every time they fight. He constantly asks her for help with his relationship, while Ha Da Som frequently asks her to pass messages to him on her behalf.

One day, hopeful that telling someone else her secret will help, she opens up to So Mi Ji (Kim Seo Yeon), a girl of the same age who attends another school. But when So Mi Ji suddenly transfers to Woo Ji Soo’s school, the latter worries that her guilty secret could be exposed for all to see. And when a misunderstanding drives the whole class to suspect that there is something going on between Woo Ji Soo and Jo Ah Sung, rumors start to spread – and tensions begin to rise!

“The Guilty Secret” is a 2019 South Korean drama series that was directed by Wang Hye Ryung.

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