Oh My Ghost Clients

Park Soo-ohas Lee Min-Uk

Jung Kyung-hoas Noh Mu-jin

Jung Kyung-ho is a prominent South Korean actor, known for his compelling performances in popular television series. Born on August 31, 1983, he is the son of veteran TV director Jung Eul Young, who initially opposed his son's desire to pursue acting. Despite this, Jung defied his father's wishes, moving out of the family home to follow his dream. The two had a strained relationship for three years but have since reconciled. Jung began his acting career after passing an audition with KBS, signing with the talent agency SidusHQ. He made his debut in the mobile drama "5 Stars" and gradually transitioned to more significant roles, with a breakthrough performance in the 2004 melodrama "I'm Sorry, I Love You." His versatility as an actor has led to roles in acclaimed dramas such as "Hospital Playlist," where he portrayed Kim Jun-wan, and other notable series like "Missing Nine," "Prison Playbook," and "Life on Mars." In his personal life, he has been in a relationship with actress and singer Choi Soo Young since 2013, having met through their shared church and university. Jung continues to captivate audiences with his performances, recently starring in "Crash Course in Romance" and set to appear in "Oh My Ghost Clients."

Seol In-aas Na Hee-ju

Bang Ye-rin, known professionally as Seol In-a, is a talented South Korean actress born on January 3, 1996. She has established herself as a prominent figure in the television industry, gaining recognition for her leading roles in popular series such as "Sunny Again Tomorrow" (2018), "Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life" (2019), "Business Proposal" (2022), and "Twinkling Watermelon" (2023). In addition to her leading roles, Seol has showcased her versatility through supporting performances in notable dramas including "Strong Girl Bong-soon" (2017), "School 2017" (2017), and "Mr. Queen" (2020-2021). With her engaging screen presence and acting prowess, Seol In-a continues to captivate audiences and solidify her status in the competitive world of K-drama.

Cha Hak-yeonas Ko Gyeon-wu

Cha Hak-yeon, known professionally as N, is a multifaceted South Korean entertainer born on June 30, 1990. He is best recognized as a member of the popular boy band VIXX, where he serves as the leader, lead vocalist, and main dancer. VIXX debuted in May 2012 and quickly gained recognition for their unique concepts and musical versatility. In addition to his music career, N has successfully ventured into acting, making his debut in the 2014 MBC romantic melodrama "Hotel King" as Noah. He has continued to build his acting portfolio with notable roles in series such as "The Family is Coming," "Cheer Up!," and "Tomorrow Boy." More recently, he has been featured prominently in "Castaway Diva" and is set to appear in "Oh My Ghost Clients." N's talents extend beyond singing and acting; he began his career as a radio host in May 2015 on SBS Power FM with his show "VIXX N K-pop." His diverse skills and engaging personality have made him a beloved figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Tang Joon-sangas Tang Joon-sang

Tang Joon-sang is a South Korean-Malaysian actor known for his diverse roles in both musical theater and television. He made his debut at the young age of eight in the musical "Billy Elliot," showcasing his talent early on. Over the years, he has transitioned seamlessly between stage and screen, garnering recognition for his performances in notable productions. He gained significant fame through his roles in popular television series such as "Crash Landing on You," "Move to Heaven," and "Racket Boys." In addition to his television work, Tang has also appeared in acclaimed musicals like "Elisabeth" and "Les Misérables," as well as films including "Night in Paradise" and "The King's Letters." His ability to captivate audiences across different mediums has established him as a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.