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Unbreak My Heart
Filipino Drama - 2023, 52 episodes7.4
It follows a woman's search for her estranged husband and the daughter she abandoned years ago. As her search unfolds, secrets and sins emerge, threatening to break the hearts that have been yearning to heal. (Source:…
Just for Your Heart
Chinese Drama - 2025, 100 episodes7.2
Reborn, she dumped the jerk and ran straight into another boy’s arms. (Source: 劇熱門 YouTube) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Ye Zeng Xiang Yong Ni Ru Huai" (也曾想拥你入怀) by Cheng Jing Jing (橙京京).
Fly to Your Heart
Chinese Drama - 2025, 78 episodes7.2
Zhu Qing Yuan is a first officer at Zhongnan Airlines. She and He Jin Zhou, a strict and formidable air traffic controller, were once a couple but separated due to a misunderstanding. Five years later, while Zhu Qing…
Hwasin: Controller of the Heart
Korean TV Show - 2013, 31 episodes7.3
Episode 1-11 Every week, thousands of viewers respond to surveys asking about different lifestyle issues. The different topics are reenacted through sketches with the hosts and guests. The guests must guess the #1…
Do With All Your Heart Today
Korean Drama - 2019, 4 episodes7.2
Produced by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance's campaign to raise public interest in the process of organizing the country. (Source: Moonhye at MyDramList) ~~ Adapted from the webtoon "I Give My Heart to You Today"…
Eavesdrop on My Heart
Chinese Drama - 2024, 63 episodes7.3
As a modern day social animal, Gu Xi Nian accidentally traveled to a melodramatic domineering novel and became a country bumpkin but real rich girl, Gu Xi Nian. Because she was abducted to the countryside when she…
Who Took My Heart Away
Chinese Drama - 2025, 24 episodes7.3
Fang Xian, a covert agent, is forced to hide his identity and marry into a powerful family, only to swap bodies with Kan Mei Yuan, his reluctant bride, after a magical accident. As they navigate this bizarre situation,…
A Hometown in Heart
Korean Movie - 19497.2
A child monk, Do Sung learns the teachings of the Buddha while he lives with the temple's head monk. Do Sung receives motherly love from a young widow, who frequently visits the temple. Childless Eun Hui begs the head…
The Achy Breaky Heart
Filipino Movie - 20167.3
Chinggay, a jewelry shop manager, is one of the single women in their 30’s who feels the pressure to find love. She goes out on dates with men but none of them seem to make the cut. You may blame her high standards…
A Soldier's Heart
Filipino Drama - 2020, 110 episodes7.4
A bloody mission in 1997 separates two brothers, Saal and Hakeem, which forever changes their lives. With no recollection of the past, Hakeem is now Alex Marasigan and is adopted by Dante, a military man who led the…
Lee Taek Gyun
In 1926, he was born in Seosan, Chungcheongnam-do, as the second son of actor Seok Geum Seong. Seok Geum Seong was an actor who made a name for himself for his unique acting specializing in villains from the era of silent films to the early 1960s. Lee Taek Gyun made his film debut in 1949 by appearing…
Hanayagi Kogiku
Hanayagi Kogiku was a Japanese actress born in Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Her husband is actor Nakamura Takeya. After graduating from Tsukudo Jinjo Elementary School in Ushigome-ku, she adopted the name of Kogiku to become a geisha in Kagurazaka. Even after the war, she was active in Shochiku, Toho, Daiei,…
Kawabe Goro
Kawabe Goro was a Japanese actor born in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. He is a star actor who played an active part in Nikkatsu movies in the early Showa period. On August 15, 1925, when he was 38 years old, he said goodbye to his long-standing stage play life and joined the Nikkatsu General Film Studio.…
Lee Hoi Chuen
Lee Hoi Chuen was born in Jun'an, Guangdong. He moved to Hong Kong and became a Cantonese opera actor. There, he met and married Grace Ho (1907–1996), who was of half-Chinese and half-German descent. They had two daughters, Phoebe and Agnes, and three sons, Peter, Bruce, and Robert. Lee died of a…
Sono Kayako
Sono Kayako was a Japanese actress born in Tokyo and raised in Tennoji Ward, Osaka. She graduated from Kobe College Faculty of Letters. In 1953, she became an auditor of NHK's Osaka Broadcasting Theater Company, appeared in the station's "Bonus", and has been active since the early days of television.…
Ba Chen Xu
Ba Chenxu, born in Xuchang , Henan in October 1992 [1] , graduated from the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama in 2013. He directed season 2, 3 and 4 of film series "Heart Abuse Love Story" and several another movies.
Seki Kyoko
Dropped out of the Oriental Music School (currently Tokyo College of Music ). Joined the new cooperative theater company in 1951 and took the first stage in " City without the Sun ". In 1959, she formed the theater company Tokyo Arts Theater in collaboration with the theater company Chugei . Seki also…
Kawarasaki Kunitaro IV
Kawarasaki Kunitarô IV was a promising wakaonnagata actor, who excelled in daughter and princess roles but unfortunately died (a mysterious way) too young. He spent a few years in a Shinpa troupe in the forties of the Meiji era and was also involved in the early modern stage projects of Ichikawa Ennosuke…
Reizei Kimihiro
Reizei Kimihiro was a Japanese actor and director from Tokyo. He belonged to FMG. He was the 4th chairman of the "Let's Win the University of Tokyo" (2006-2015). After graduating from The 5th Commercial High School in Tokyo, he joined the theater company Bungakuza after working at the Bungakuza Theater…
Onoe Kajo
Onoe Kajo was a Japanese actor born in Kobe. He was a thorough supporting player of Kyoto historical drama, and at the age of 30, he also played a leading role. His older brother is actor Kataoka Matsuyan. He became a stage actor from early on under the name of Ichikawa Momotaro. After working in the…













