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Lee Jung-Hyun talks about her past relationship(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Lee Jung-Hyun, over the years of her career, gained a lot of appreciation for her roles, like in the film Train to Busan presents Peninsula. She has also worked on other projects, including Parasyte: The Grey. She is friends with many Korean stars, including Son Ye-Jin, Gong Hyo-Jin, and Lee Min-Jung. She not only excelled in the acting industry but also made a mark in the musical world with her dynamic presence. She is often called the ‘Lady Gaga of Korea’.

Now, even though she is enjoying a blissful married life with a surgeon, Yoo Jung-Park, who is three years younger than her, Jung-Hyun faced quite a painful heartbreak in her past relationship. In one conversation, she opened up about her past and shared how her love life has not always been beautiful and peaceful.

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There has been an emergence of comedy films in Korean cinema ever since the immensely popular My Sassy Girl first blistered across theatre screens in 2001 and followed by other funny offerings that came out throughout the early 2000s like 200 Pounds Beauty (2006), and My Tutor Friend (2003). These films offer up a comical side to the stoic glitz and glamour of the Hallyu World and adding to this mix is this ‘riches-to-rags' dramedy written and directed by Ma Dae-Yoon, which features the return of Lee Min-jung with her first feature role since Wonderful Radio (2012).

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Park Gang(Kwon Sang-woo) is an infamous bad boy of showbiz, and his name is often mentioned in tabloids and across social media. The thespian is managed by his longtime buddy and failed actor Jo Yoon (Oh Jung-se). Park Gang enjoys bachelorhood and other finer pursuits and as a Prima donna,...