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Hong Seung Bum - Up-and-coming South Korean actor Hong Seung Bum first made an impression through the 2017 Korean television drama “Revolutionary Love” and the 2019 action-horror film “The Divine Fury.” In the past, you may have spotted him in a few Korean series, too, such as “Judge vs. Judge,” “My Strange Hero,” and “Kkondae Intern.” He is also part of the webtoon-based rom-com show a.k.a. his comeback series “The Heavenly Idol.”Salt Entertainment
Kim Young Kyun/Hwiyoung - Kim Young Kyun, who is better known for his stage name Hwiyoung, is all-male K-pop group SF9’s lead rapper. The idol-actor appeared in Korean TV shows such as the coming-of-age drama “Click Your Heart” and web series “Replay: The Moment.” Hwiyoung is also part of Viu’s “Miracle,” where he stars alongside his SF9 co-member Chani and South Korean actress Kang Min Ah.@sf9official
Shin Myung Sung - Apart from “Extracurricular” and “The Heavenly Idol,” Hallyu cutie Shin Myung Sung is also known for the 2023 BL drama “Happy Merry Ending” and mini series “Duty After School.” The latter, which is a sci-fi thriller, revolves around a battalion of graduating high-schoolers who are being trained to fight against extraterrestrial creatures. Here, Myung Sung portrays one of the students in Sungjin High School. @s_myoung_s
Choi Jae Hyun - “The Heavenly Idol,” which stars Kim Min Kyu, has really set the mood for the viewers as its haul of Korean heartthrobs is nothing short of generous. In case you haven't seen the series yet, we can assure you it's worth adding to your watchlist-worthy options because of this pretty boy. With Choi Jae Hyun as part of the stellar cast, the TV show has surely set screens ablaze. Choi Jae Hyun was also part of K-dramas 'he Is Psychometric,' 'Love With Flaws,' 'Sweet Munchies,' 'Run On,' and 'Rookie Cops.'@glorious_enter
Kim Ki Hae - Recognized for his string of K-dramas like “Dalgona,” “Romantic Guest House,” and now “Duty After School,” this boy gem is a must-not-miss if you’re looking for someone to bring you that kilig-to-the-bones. Kim Ki Hae’s deep-set eyes and gorgeous face will surely make every viewing experience a bliss.Blue Whale Entertainment
Moon Sang Min - True enough, Baeksang awardee Moon Sang Min may be a rookie actor, but his looks and talent are definitely going to take him somewhere. As he started his entertainment career as a runway model, we can see that he knows how to handle himself well. Just take a look at his acting as Prince Seong Nam in “Under the Queen’s Umbrella” and you can tell! He is also a cast member of the thriller, coming-of-age series 'Duty After School.'@awesome_ent_official via @_sangmxn_
Lee Chae Min - It hasn’t been long since Lee Chae Min first made his acting debut through the 2021 drama series “High Class,” but this young man’s face isn’t difficult to spot. He also appeared in “Alchemy of Souls,” “Crash Course in Romance,” and is confirmed to star in an upcoming school drama series titled “Hierarchy.”@l.c.m____
Park Tae In - If you’re one to regularly go on a K-drama binge-watching, chances are you have already come across and noticed this Korean pretty boy in television shows like “Doom at Your Service” and “Doctor Cha.” Park Tae In may not be as recognized as the other rookies yet, but with his acting abilities and beautiful features, we’re certain that he will soon fly!HanCinema
Kang Yoo Seok - A graduate of the prestigious Korea National University of Arts (K-Arts), Kang Yoo Seok is not only honed talent but also good looks. His body build is also ideal for his latest role in the dystopian series “Black Knight,” where he stars as Sawol—a refugee whose combat skills are above average. In this Netflix offering, he acted alongside top Korean actor Kim Woo Bin. Netflix