Choi Jae Won - Movies & TV Shows

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Mar 13, 1999 (age 26)

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9.2 (4,092 ratings)

Three university students - seniors Heo Ji Yoo (Park Ji Won) and Kang Ha Young (Kim Chae Eun), and junior Ban Ah In (Park Su A) - are assigned to collaborate on a report about sex and love. Ji Yoo is a free-spirited adventurer who took time off college, Ha Young is conservative with a long-term boyfriend, and Ah In is an inexperienced, cheerful junior dreaming of her first intimate encounter. Despite their stark differences, the women gradually form a close bond while working on their project. However, when unexpected health challenges arise, their support system begins to crumble, testing the strength of their newfound friendship. Will their connection help them navigate the complex terrain of young love and personal struggles? "Growing Season" is a 2020 South Korean drama series that was directed by Yoo Hee Woon.

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9.6 (52,906 ratings)

Kang Seo Joon (Son Woo Hyeon), a once-famous celebrity, finds renewed hope when he meets the charming chef Han Ji Woo (Kim Kang Min). As their undeniable chemistry blossoms into a passionate romance, it seems like they've discovered their perfect happily ever after. However, their love story takes a heartbreaking twist when one of them suddenly disappears, leaving only a note behind. Desperate and lost, Seo Joon and Ji Woo must confront the possibility that their fairy tale may have come to an abrupt end. Will love be enough to bridge the gap between them, or has fate sealed their tragic fate? The sequel to 2021’s “To My Star,” this 2022 South Korean romantic comedy BL drama was directed by Hwang Da Seul.

9.0 (5,233 ratings)

Completely in love, Park Ga Ram (Kwon Yuri) and Kim Seon Jae (Hyun Woo) are devastated by a tragic traffic accident that kills Ga Ram and leaves Seon Jae in a coma. Awakening in a mysterious realm, Ga Ram meets a stranger known as X who offers her a chance to save Seon Jae's life with an impossible condition: she must break up with him during her last week on Earth. Struggling to let go of her beloved, Ga Ram returns to Seon Jae, facing the heart-wrenching challenge of ending their relationship to potentially save his life. Her emotional journey tests the limits of love, sacrifice, and second chances. This is a 2021 South Korean romance drama directed by Kim Gyoo Hyun.

A Week’s Grace

8.1 (2,663 ratings)

On Ha Yeong (Kim So Hee), a 19-year-old aspiring content creator, lands a job at a company producing YouTube-style videos for teenagers after completing high school. Kim Se Un (Young Bin), a directionless university student, joins a video-making project with Ha Young through a friend's encouragement. Despite their differences, the pair begins working together. As they collaborate, romantic tension starts to develop between them, challenging them to explore both their creative potential and unexpected personal connections. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Park Su Cheol.

The Sweet Blood

8.4 (62,893 ratings)

Son Yeon Seo (Song Chae Yoon), a 118-year-old half-vampire, strives to live an ordinary human life while attending high school. Despite her supernatural abilities, she attempts to blend in with her peers. When her classmate Song Meo Roo (Kim Eo Jin) becomes a target for vampires and werewolves due to his sweet blood, Yeon Seo takes it upon herself to protect him. As they flee from dangerous supernatural hunters, Yeon Seo struggles with her inner conflict between her vampire instincts and her desire to maintain her humanity. Torn between her predatory nature and her protective feelings, she must decide whether she can resist the temptation of Meo Roo's blood. Adapted from the webtoon "Sweet Girl" by Nalchi and S, this is a 2021 South Korean fantasy romance drama directed by Ha Han Me.

The Sweet Blood

9.0 (37,243 ratings)

Cha In Young (Jo Soo Min), a marketing intern at the Levan Art Museum, finds her life upended when her long-term boyfriend Yoo Chan Hee (Kang Hui) abruptly breaks up with her and leaves abroad. Facing a real estate scam that threatens her home, In Young makes a desperate decision to fake a marriage with her college junior, Do Yoon Soo (Kim Geon Won). Their arrangement is purely financial, aimed at securing government aid for newlyweds. However, maintaining their charade proves challenging, especially when Chan Hee unexpectedly returns. As they navigate this complicated situation, In Young and Yoon Soo begin to question whether their fake relationship might develop into something more genuine. Based on the web comic by Tari, this is a 2020 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Park Dan Hee.

8.1 (8,743 ratings)

Thirty-year-old Go Sa Ri (Yoon So Hee) is ready to leave her tumultuous twenties behind and start fresh. However, her past continues to complicate her present when her ex-boyfriend unexpectedly returns. As she navigates her complicated romantic life, Sa Ri finds herself caught between multiple potential love interests: her longtime friend Pi Jung Won (Choi Won Myung), her charming company CEO Ki Sun Jae (Joo Woo Jae), and the younger Yeon Ha Rim (Kim Hyun Jin), who boldly pursues her. Torn between these four men and her own uncertain feelings, Sa Ri struggles to understand her heart and find a clear path forward. This is a story about the complexities of love, personal growth, and the challenges of moving on. "Peng" is a 2021 Viki Original romantic drama directed by Baek Min Hee.

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Our Love Triangle

8.5 (7,707 ratings)

University student Hae Lin (Kim Si Gyeong) finds herself caught in the midst of an expected love triangle. After partnering with the charming Woo Jin (Ahn Se Min) in a play, she begins to develop feelings for him. Meanwhile, her high school crush Eun Hwan (Gong Chan), now back from military service, reappears, eager to rekindle their past romance. Torn between two hearts and pulled in different directions, Hae Lin must confront her emotions and decide where her true feelings lie. Can she untangle this complex love affair, or will it lead to heartbreak? This 2024 South Korean drama series was directed by Lee Ja Min.

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The Guilty Secret

8.8 (3,940 ratings)

Woo Ji Soo (Kim Nu Ri), a 17-year-old high schooler, harbors a secret love for her best friend Ha Da Som's (Lee Jin Sol) boyfriend, Jo Ah Sung (Jung Su Bin). Despite her feelings, she continues to help the couple navigate their relationship, acting as a messenger during their frequent fights. After confiding in So Mi Ji (Kim Seo Yeon), a girl from another school, Ji Soo becomes anxious when So Mi Ji transfers to her school, fearing her secret might be exposed. When a misunderstanding leads her classmates to suspect a romantic connection between Ji Soo and Jo Ah Sung, rumors begin to spread, creating tension and potential drama. This is a 2019 South Korean drama series directed by Wang Hye Ryung.

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