Long Song, Don't Ask

Goodbye Sa Don

Because of a misunderstanding 8 years ago, Jung Da Ae and Lee Han Eol are mortal enemies. To make things worse, their siblings get married making these two in-laws! But then the bride and groom are killed in an unfortunate…

Zokuzoku Bantou-han to Decchi-don

Now You See Me Now You Don't

Warlord Lei Zheng Tian was hated by the people, and many attempts were made to kill him. He therefore hired bodyguards to protect him. Although Lei was a tyrant, he feared his wife to death since his Warlord title…

The Man who Shot the Don

Seasons of Love: I Do, I Don't

After several years of not seeing each other, fate brings Aaron and Melissa back into each other's arms, sharing the same story of heartbreak—they were both left by their partners. But their love story will not be…

Drama City: The Secret Only You Don't Know

I Kiss My Best Friend and Don’t Remember

7.0

You Love Each Other I Don't Deserve it

Now You See Love... Now You Don't

6.4

Chow Yun Fat plays the spoiled village hetman of a tiny village in Hong Kong. The plot revolves around his love interest who has run off to work in downtown Hong Kong and many culture clashes between the peasants and…

Bang Su Il

Bang Su Il was born Kim Young So in 1932 in Hamju, South Hamgyeong Province, Korea (Now North Korea). In October 1957, as one of the 30 first-year trainees of the actor training centre at the capital film company, he began his career as an actor after six months of training. After auditioning in 1958,…

Lou Ye

Born in Shanghai, Lou was educated at the Beijing Film Academy. In 1993, he made his first film Weekend Lover, but it was not released until two years later, having its world premiere at the International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg where it received the Rainer Werner Fassbinder Award. Between…

Motte

Kim Eun Ji, known professionally as Motte, is a South Korean singer-songwriter. She began busking since 2015 and was recognized by her charming personality and deep voice. She joined another solo singer in 2016, creating the duo Night Star, but both went their separate ways less than one year later.…

Zhou Zhou

Zhou Zhou is a Chinese film and theatre actor. He entered showbiz in 1982, and made his debut in 1985 with the TV series "Zhen San". In 2000, he won the Outstanding Performance Award at the Caoyu Drama Festival for his play "I Don't Divorce". In 2003, he won the National Drama Golden Lion Award for…

Saori

Saori is a third-generation Japanese-born Korean who gained fame through guest appearances on KBS's Global Beauties Chat (미녀들의 수다). Saori's work has varied, and she appears on variety shows as well as commercials, mostly in Japan. In Korea, she appeared in MBC reality show We Got Married,…

Chananun Chotrungroj

Chananun Chotrungroj is a Thai director of photography and artist based in Los Angeles. She served as Director of Photography alongside Sandi Sissel on the feature film "Karaoke Girl," which premiered at the Rotterdam Film Festival in 2012 and won the "Best Cinematography" award at the Bangkok Critics…

Richard Yeung

A director from Guangdong, Richard Yeung had been an assistant director for years, working for such helmers as Mo Kang Shi and Chu Yuan. He was promoted to director in 1967 with 'Lady in Pink', and later directed two of the most popular erotic films of the era, 'Lucky Seven' and its sequel 'Lucky Seven…

Michael V.

Beethoven Michael del Valle Bunagan, known by his stage name Michael V, is a Filipino actor, stand-up comedian, impersonator, director, composer, singer, rapper, voice artist, and vlogger who appears in the GMA Network show "Bubble Gang", and in his own TV show "Pepito Manaloto". Known for his literal…

Jo Jazz

Cho Hong Jun, known professionally as Jo Jazz, is a South Korean singer. He first appeared on TV as a contestant on "Fantastic Duo" in 2016 but had no opportunity to debut after the show. He then entered "Mr. Trot Season 2". He made his debut in 2005 with a cover of DAVICHI's song, "Don't You Know".…

Wang Jung

Wang Jung is a Chinese actor born in Jiangsu, China. His father was an officer in the education department of China, and Wang moved to Taiwan with his family in 1949. He graduated from the National Taiwan College of Arts, specializing in cinema and broadcasting, and started his acting career in TV dramas…