Hotel King

Lee Dong-wookas Cha Jae-Wan / Hyun Woo

Lee Dong-wook is a prominent South Korean actor and model, born on November 6, 1981. He began his acting career in 1999 with a single-episode drama on MBC, which led to a role in the teen drama "School 2." His breakthrough came with "School 3," where his performance garnered significant attention, establishing him as a rising star in the industry. Over the years, he has captivated audiences with his leading roles in popular television dramas such as "My Girl," "Scent of a Woman," "Goblin," and "Tale of the Nine Tailed." In addition to his acting endeavors, Lee has showcased his versatility as a presenter. He hosted the talk show "Strong Heart" and participated in the reality show "Produce X 101." He also launched his own American-style talk show, "Wook Talk," in 2019. After fulfilling his mandatory military service from August 2009 to June 2011, Lee Dong-wook returned to the screen, further solidifying his status as a beloved figure in Korean entertainment. His recent projects include "Bad and Crazy" and "A Shop for Killers," demonstrating his continued relevance in the rapidly evolving world of K-drama.

Lee Da-haeas Ah Mo-Ne

Lee Da-hae, born Byun Da-hye on April 19, 1984, is an Australian-South Korean actress renowned for her captivating performances in various Korean and Chinese dramas. She gained significant recognition for her leading roles in popular series such as "My Girl" (2005), "The Slave Hunters" (2010), and "Hotel King" (2014). Her talent extends beyond the Korean entertainment industry; she has also starred in Chinese dramas like "Love Actually" (2012) and "Best Couple" (2016). Fluent in Korean, English, and Chinese, Lee Da-hae has garnered immense popularity in China, where her ability to perform in Mandarin has made her a standout figure. She holds the distinction of being the first Korean actress to deliver her lines in Mandarin, showcasing her linguistic skills and broadening her appeal across international markets. With a career that continues to thrive, she maintains a strong presence in the entertainment world, captivating audiences with her versatility and charm.

Wang Ji-hyeas Song Chae-Kyung

Im Seul-ongas Sun Woo-Hyun

Lim Seul-ong, known simply as Seulong, is a versatile South Korean singer and actor born on May 11, 1987. He first captured the spotlight in 2008 as a member of the popular K-pop boyband 2AM, which gained significant fame for its emotional ballads and vocal prowess. Seulong's musical talents helped establish him as a prominent figure in the South Korean music scene. Transitioning to acting, Seulong made his debut in the 2010 drama Personal Taste, showcasing his range beyond music. He further expanded his acting repertoire with a role in the 2015 series Hogu’s Love, where he demonstrated his ability to connect with audiences through both comedic and dramatic performances. With a successful career in both music and television, Seulong continues to make an impact in the entertainment industry.

Lee Duck-hwaas Lee Joong-goo

Lee Duck-hwa is a prominent South Korean actor known for his extensive work in film and television. Born on May 8, 1952, he has built a diverse career that spans several decades, showcasing his versatility across various genres. Throughout his career, Lee Duck-hwa has appeared in numerous projects, earning recognition for his performances. His contributions to the entertainment industry have made him a respected figure among peers and audiences alike. As he continues to engage in new roles, Lee remains a vital part of the South Korean acting landscape.