Ai to Nikushimi no Kawa

A doctor and a nurse who work in the same hospital love each other and promise to get married, but the hospital director's daughter who is attracted to the doctor uses the power of her parents, and the hospital director's…

Bruce, King of Kung Fu

10.0

A semi-biography of a young Bruce Lee striving to perfect his fighting style and how he is continually threatened by other schools of Kung Fu, jealous of his power, ability and agility. (Source: IMDb)

Drunk 8 Blows, Crazy 8 Blows

7.2

Wang Jung Kyung becomes the master of Dang-rang martial arts training hall after he defeats Lee Sam Cheon. He enjoys the best luxuries and power. Meanwhile, Lee Sam Cheon's son Chung learns Chwi-pal skill from Ha Dae…

Onnatachi no Oosakaji

5.0

"Loved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the minds of men are swept around the feud of Hideyoshi's wife and Hokkicho who is the top of power, and the meaning of the woman, the meaning of the woman, I am sad about that life Sengoku…

Bungo Torimonocho

4.0

The cultural and cultural affairs of the year Asakusa · between the two countries is the stage of the drama. Fledgling took over the ruins of the late father Meakashi Bungo is, intuition and excellent reasoning power,…

The Fallen Family

8.1

The Fong’s are the largest armament supplier to the country and thus are affluent and influential. However, the power struggle inside the family so intense that it eventually leads to its downfall. Young Tin takes…

Sekigahara

6.0

After Toyotomi Hideyoshi dies, Tokugawa Ieyasu arranges various political marriages to strengthen his position. Fearing that other feudal lords would join forces with him to wrest power from the Toyotomi, Hideyoshi's…

The Last Performance

This youth song and dance drama describes how a group of modern young people balance love, family and friendship under the cover of fame, fortune, power and desire. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList)

Forget-Me-Nots

Cheol Su wandering in search of new life falls in love with Yeong Hi who has preserved her purity despite the difficult surroundings. Differences in their characters and values even benefits their understanding of…

Hou Yong

Hou Yong is a Chinese actor from Lianyungang, Jiangsu province. He graduated from the Jiangsu Drama School in 1989.

Inada Tetsu

Inada Tetsu is a Japanese voice actor and narrator. He was born in Hachioji, Tokyo. He is affiliated with Aoni Production affiliation. He graduated from Seijijuku Tokyo School. He plays a wide range of roles, including not only brave and masculine characters but also onee characters and high-pitched…

David Wu

David Wu is a Canadian director, editor, producer, actor and writer, who first established his name as a creative force in his native Hong Kong before bringing his impressive talents to the North American film and television industry. He was born in Hong Kong. He is based in Vancouver, B.C., Canada.…

Marco Mak

Born in 1951 in Hong Kong. Mak started his career in the movie business in 1965 working in the first color film processing laboratory in Hong Kong for 5 years before he switched into film editing. Throughout these years, Mak had edited more than 100 films. Marco Mak Chi Sin is a long-time film editor…

Yan Meng Meng

Yan Meng Meng is a dubbing/voice actress.

Tony Liu

Tony Liu is a Hong Kong actor born in Hong Kong. His mother was actress Li Wen. He was educated at Hong Kong St. Paul’s College. He studied piano at the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, was a master in both karate and judo and was a teacher of Chinese martial arts. He entered Golden…

Yang Guang

Qian Zhi

Kobayashi Kinako

Kobayashi Kinako is a Japanese actress from Tokyo, Japan, affiliated with the talent agency Otona Keikaku (大人計画). She made her acting debut in the 2005 film Koi wa Go, Shichi, Go! (恋は五・七・五!), followed by her first TV drama appearance in the 2006 TV Tokyo series Uramiya Honpo (怨み屋本舗).…

Nam Jung Im

Nam Jung Im was a South Korean actress. Nam was commonly referred to as one of the "Troika" along with her rival actresses, Yoon Jeong Hee and Moon Hee of the 1960s and early 1970s.