5000 results found for: Real Onigokko
Real Life Men and Women
Korean TV Show - 2018, 6 episodes8.0
The variety show attempts to break misleading stereotypes about men and women. Find out the differences between men and women and see how our thoughts have been shaped by stereotypes while playing fun games where gender…
Real Confessions
Filipino Drama - 2011, 14 episodes
It features life stories of ordinary Filipino's, same format as 'Memories' from the rival network on ABS-CBN except of the one-on-one interview of the story holder with Cristy Fermin. It was formerly known as Star…
Real Jinro Game: Crash Room of Shudder
Japanese Movie - 20145.6
To meet her boyfriend, who is coming back from a business trip, Mai goes to his apartment, but she sees something weird there. 7 people are arguing over apartment 403 and each states that the apartment is theirs. An…
Real Story Eye
Korean TV Show - 2014, 717 episodes
"Real Story Eye" is a current affairs program that penetrate the rumors and speculation surrounding various incidents, and tracks down the facts through an in-depth look at the matter from various angles and careful…
Real Jinro Game
Japanese Movie - 20134.5
Nine people are locked in a secret room. The nine people are complete strangers. From a speaker, "Werewolf killed and ate the village people" comes out. Blood splatters from a man's neck. The eight remaining people…
Real Life Chamber Escape Game: Chamber Girl
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes7.1
5 girls all of age 15 are being trapped in Chamber and forced to play the game when they regained conscious. They have to solve the questions correctly and within the time limit of 30 minutes. If not, they will die.
Real Life Ji Sung
Japanese TV Show - 2012, 24 episodes
Short-form reality format following actor Ji Sung behind the scenes as he prepares for various work activities. (Source: MyDramaList)
Real Hero
Chinese TV Show - 2015, 12 episodes6.3
A game-variety show, where at the start of each episode, one celebrity is chosen by the producer to be the mole, whose main mission is to disrupt teamwork in his or her team and purposely throw challenges while keeping…
Usagi
Usagi (real name: Takahashi Shota) is a Japanese comedian from the comedy duo Long Coat Daddy with Domae Toru. (Source: Wikipedia)
Wakatachi Yoshinosuke
His real name is Yoshinosuke Matsui. Born in Toyama Cit , Toyama Prefecture. Member of the sumo wrestlers. At the beginning, he was a disciple of Tachiyama Mineemon, other wrestler. He debuted on the ring in 1914. He occasionally appeared in films, in short episodes, as a sumo fighter.
Ke Chun
Ke Chun whose real name is Zhao Ke Chun (赵柯淳), is a Chinese actor born in Yueyang, Hunan, China. He is best known for his participation in short online dramas.
Hyuga Wataru
Hyuga Wataru (real name: Kajihara Hyuga) is a Japanese actor. When he was 14 in 2019, he was chosen from among 6,468 others for the Grand Prix of "Men's Star Audition" held by Horipro. He currently belongs to Horipro and made his acting debut in May of 2020.
Ma Meng Wei
Ma Meng Wei (real name: Ma De Ya) is a Chinese actress born in Yinchuan, Ningxia and graduated from Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts. She officially debuted in 2017 with her participation in the youth inspirational idol drama "Attack, Lightning!".
Kim Seo Kyung
Kim Seo Kyung (real name: Kim Hyun Joong) is a South Korean actor. He made is debut in 2011 in the movie "Always" by Song Il Gon . He is signed under StoryJCompany.
Annie Liu
Annie Liu (real name Liu Fan Ping) is a Taiwanese actress, model and singer.
She graduated at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design. She speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, English and Japanese.
Karasawa Toshiaki
Karasawa Toshiaki (real name Karasawa Kiyoshi) is a Japanese theatre and film actor. He made his theatrical debut in the playBoy's Revue Stay Gold in 1987. He specialises in theatrical action sequences such as swordplay and fighting. He dubbed over the roles of Tom Hanks in the "Toy Story" series, and…
Mi Jia
Mi Jia (Real name: Cao Lu) is a Chinese actress who debuted in the 2020 series "Yesterday Once More". In 2021, she took the main role in Youku's web series "Please Be Married".
Wu Hao Ze
Wu Haoze (real name: Wu Bo) is a Chinese actor born in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province and graduated from Central Academy of Drama with a bachelor's degree in performance. He officially entered entertainment industry in 2010 when he participated in his first TV series "Armor Warrior Xing Tian" released in…














