Pride and Prejudice

Baek Jin-heeas Han Yeol-mu

Baek Jin-hee is a South Korean actress known for her versatile performances across film and television. She began her acting career in 2008 with an appearance in the independent film "Finding Mr. Destiny," which marked the start of her journey in the entertainment industry. Her breakout role came in the popular sitcom "High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged" from 2011 to 2012, where she garnered significant attention. Baek's prominence continued to rise with her performance in the historical drama "Empress Ki" in 2013, solidifying her status as a talented actress in the industry. More recently, she has taken on a leading role in the 2023 television drama "The Real Has Come!" showcasing her continued growth and adaptability as an actress. With a career that spans over a decade, Baek Jin-hee remains a prominent figure in South Korea's entertainment landscape.

Choi Jin-hyukas Gu Dong-chi

Choi Jin-hyuk, born Kim Tae-ho on February 9, 1986, is a prominent South Korean actor known for his versatile performances across various genres. He entered the entertainment industry in 2006 after winning the grand prize on the reality talent show "Survival Star Audition." In 2010, he adopted the stage name Choi Jin-hyuk and gained recognition with his role in the drama "It’s Alright, Daddy’s Daughter." Choi's career skyrocketed in 2013 with standout performances as a fierce spirit god in "Gu Family Book" and a moody chaebol in "Heirs." These roles established him as a leading actor in the industry, paving the way for subsequent successes in popular dramas such as "Emergency Couple," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Tunnel." After completing his mandatory military service in March 2015, Choi made a successful return to television with the drama "Tunnel" in 2017, further solidifying his status as a beloved figure in South Korean entertainment.

Choi Min-sooas Moon Hee-man

Choi Min-soo is a prominent South Korean actor, born on March 27, 1962. He is celebrated for his "tough guy hunter" persona, which has become a hallmark of his extensive career in film and television. Choi first gained critical acclaim for his role in the 1990 film Nambugun: North Korean Partisan, earning the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Supporting Actor. His rise to mainstream popularity was solidified through notable performances in the television series What Is Love (1991) and the film The Marriage Life (1992). Throughout the 1990s, Choi's career flourished, and he became one of the leading actors in Korean entertainment. His portrayal in Walking Up to Heaven (1993) further established his tough-guy image. He won his first Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Actor in 1995 for The Terrorist, along with multiple accolades including five Baeksang Arts Awards and six Blue Dragon Film Awards. Choi has been recognized across all categories of Best Actor at South Korea's prestigious award ceremonies, a feat shared with only a few other actors. In the years that followed, Choi transitioned to more television roles, enjoying success with series such as The Legend (2007) and more recently, Numbers (2023). His enduring popularity reflects his versatility and talent, making him a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Lee Tae-hwanas Kang Soo

Lee Tae-hwan is a versatile South Korean actor and singer, born on February 21, 1995. He began his career as a member of 5urprise, a distinctive group that integrates acting and singing. Lee made his acting debut in 2013 with the mobile drama series "After School: Lucky or Not," alongside his fellow group members. His talent quickly garnered attention, leading him to appear in several notable television dramas, including "Splendid Politics" (2015), "Please Come Back, Mister" (2016), and the critically acclaimed "W" (2016). In addition to his acting pursuits, Lee Tae-hwan has expanded his presence in the entertainment industry through reality and variety shows, making appearances in programs such as "Living Together in Empty Room" (2017) and "Urban Cops" (2019). With his engaging performances and charismatic personality, he continues to captivate audiences both on-screen and off, establishing himself as a prominent figure in the world of Korean entertainment.

Son Chang-minas Jung Chang-gi