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‘Made in Korea’ season two raises the stakes with power, revenge and family betrayal

The second season of the historical Disney+ drama set in 1979 Korea amid a looming power vacuum and military turmoil explores how family and morality may become a cudgel in the pursuit of power, money and revenge.

2026.9.2

Still from Netflix's series ″Mr. Plankton″ [NETFLIX]

Road trip romance series 'Mr. Plankton' explores 'essence of humanity' in Korea's scenic locations

Netflix's new romance series "Mr. Plankton" may seem like a lighthearted love story at first glance, but according to its cast, it dives much deeper.

2024.11.13

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From left, actors Woo Do-hwan, Lee You-mi and Oh Jung-se pose for a photo during a press conference for Netflix's romantic comedy series ″Mr. Plankton″ held in Mapo District, western Seoul, on Monday. [NEWS1]

Netflix romantic comedy 'Mr. Plankton' takes viewers on a road trip around Korea

What starts off with a dramatic circumstance transforms into a heartfelt exploration of love and life, as well as Korean culture and stunning scenery in the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy series "Mr. Plankton."

2024.11.4

Actors Woo Do-hwan, left, as Geon-woo, and Lee Sang-yi as Woo-jin, in the Netflix series ″Bloodhounds″ [NETFLIX]

'Bloodhounds' actors turn crisis into opportunity

Actors tend to expect the unexpected, as anything can happen while filming a movie or a series over a long period. Although actors Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi did not expect anything to happen as they took on the lead roles in the Netflix series...

2023.6.21

Actor Woo Do-hwan plays Geon-woo, a young boxer who struggles to hold his head high during the Covid-19 pandemic in the new Netflix series ″Bloodhounds.″ Geon-woo becomes involved in an illegal moneylenders' organization, fighting them with his best friend Woo-jin, played by Lee Sang-yi. [NETFLIX]

Netflix's 'Bloodhounds' mixes action with social commentary

A story of two young men who take on an illegal money-lending organization poaching off of well-to-do people who have become desperate due to the economic turbulence of Covid-19, “Bloodhounds” is an action drama that also blends in social...

2023.6.8

Netflix drama series 'Bloodhounds' set for release on June 9

A new drama series “Bloodhounds” starring actor Woo Do-hwan will be released on June 9, announced Netflix on Friday. “Bloodhounds” is an action buddy drama in which who young men who dreamed of becoming professional boxers face off against...

2023.5.12

Actor Woo Do-hwan finished military service

Actor Woo Do-hwan has completed his mandatory military service, according to his agency Keyeast on Wednesday. Woo entered the military in July 2020 and was on vacation leave from Oct. 31 last year. For the prevention of the further spread of Covid..

2022.1.5

Tag: woo do-hwan

woo do-hwan

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‘Made in Korea’ season two raises the stakes with power, revenge and family betrayal

Road trip romance series 'Mr. Plankton' explores 'essence of humanity' in Korea's scenic locations

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Veteran actors Yoo Hae-jin, Ryu Seung-ryong win Baeksang Grand Prizes — as it happened

BTS comeback: Bright lights and drone shows light up the sky as 'Arirang' finally arrives — as it happened

Rooney, Maicon, Park Joo-ho score as Shield United wins Icons Match in Seoul — as it happened

179 dead after Jeju Air flight 7C2216 crashes at Muan International Airport — as it happened

Kim Soo-hyun addresses Kim Sae-ron relationship — as it happened

Netflix romantic comedy 'Mr. Plankton' takes viewers on a road trip around Korea

'Bloodhounds' actors turn crisis into opportunity

Netflix's 'Bloodhounds' mixes action with social commentary

Netflix drama series 'Bloodhounds' set for release on June 9

Actor Woo Do-hwan finished military service