Kim Soo-hyun and Cha Seung-won appear in the South Korean streaming television series One Ordinary Day. It is based on Peter Moffat's British television series Criminal Justice. On November 27, 2021, it debuted on Coupang Play in South Korea. Outside of South Korea, it is only available on Viu.

Kim Hyun Soo, a straight-up university student, makes the mistake of his life on an average day, a day like any other. Hyun Soo is on his way to chill out with his mates, just like any other college student. Late at night, he takes his father's cab to his friends' house. Hong Guk Hwa, a sad-looking unknown girl, misidentifies Hyun Soo's taxi as an on-duty cab and gets inside it. That was the start of everything. All of Hyun Soo's decisions that night led to the typical university student being the key suspect in a brutal murder case.

While Hyun Soo trembles with terror and the knowledge that he is being wrongly accused, everyone points to him as the only probable killer. In this desperate position, Shin Joong Han, a low-life attorney, and Do Ji Tae, a criminal monarch who leads the prison food chain, provide a helpful hand. To establish his innocence in whatever manner imaginable, Hyun Soo fights the police and the Korean prosecution with everything he has.

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Starring: Kim Soo-hyun, Cha Seung-won, Kim Sung-kyu

Original release: November 27 –December 19, 2021

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt14170016/

It's Okay to Be Okay is a South Korean romantic drama television series created and directed by Jo Yong. Kim Soo-hyun, Seo Yea-ji, Oh Jung-se, and Park Gyu-young star. The show follows a mental unit attendant and an antisocial children's book author.

Moon Gang-tae, played by So-huyn, lives with his autistic older brother Moon Sang-tae. They've been moving about a lot since Sang-tae saw their mother's death. At each new location, Gang-Tae works as a caretaker at a mental unit. While working in a hospital, he meets Ko Moon-young, a famous children's book author who is known to have an antisocial personality disorder.

Circumstances force Gang-tae to work at the OK Psychiatric Hospital in Seongjin Place, the same city in which they all grew up. Meanwhile, Moon-young develops a love interest in Gang-tae after discovering that their pasts are intertwined. She joins him in Seongjin, where the three (including Sang-tae) gradually heal each other's emotional scars. They reveal many secrets, seek consolation from one another, and move on with their lives.

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Starring: Kim Soo-hyun, Seo Yea-ji, Oh Jung-se, Park Gyu-young

Original release: June 20 –August 9, 2020

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt12451520/

My Love from the Star is a South Korean fantasy romantic comedy television series directed by Jang Tae-yoo and written by Park Ji-eun. Jun Ji-hyun, Kim Soo-hyun, Park Hae-jin, Yoo In-na, Shin Sung-rok, and Ahn Jae-hyun feature in the film, which is produced by Choi Moon-suk and Moon Bo-mi. It portrays the story of an extraterrestrial creature that lands on Earth in 1609 during the Joseon Dynasty and falls in love with a top female actress 400 years later.

Do Min-joon (Kim Soo-hyun) is an extraterrestrial that arrived on Earth during the Joseon Dynasty in 1609. He saves a girl called Seo Yi-hwa from a cliff and so misses his return voyage to his home planet, leaving him trapped on Earth for the next four centuries. He possesses a nearly human appearance, improved physical talents such as eyesight, hearing, and speed, and a cynical, jaded attitude toward humans. Min-joon never ages and must assume a new identity every 10 years; he has worked as a doctor, astronomer, lawyer, banker, and is currently a college lecturer.

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Starring: Jun Ji-hyun, Kim Soo-hyun, Park Hae-jin

Original release: December 18, 2013 –February 27, 2014

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt3469052/

Moon Embracing the Sun is a South Korean television drama series that premiered in 2012. It stars Kim Soo-hyun, Han Ga-in, Jung Il-woo, and Kim Min-seo. It aired on MBC from January 4 to March 15, 2012, at 21:55 on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The historical-fantasy drama is based on Jung Eun-gwol's novel of the same name. It depicts a touching love tale between a fictitious Joseon Dynasty monarch and a female shaman, as well as the tensions and conspiracies of competing for political powers.

Heo Yeon Woo, the thirteen-year-old daughter of a high-ranking official, travels with her mother to the royal palace to attend her brother Heo Yeom's civil service examination congratulations event. She meets Crown Prince Lee Hwon by coincidence. They fall in love, and Yeon Woo is chosen as Joseon's Crown Princess. However, before they can marry, the Dowager Queen covertly orders her death in order to place Yoon Bo Gyeong, the daughter of a family clan, as Crown Princess, giving herself greater authority. She directs the chief shaman to lay a curse on Yeon Woo, inflicting her with a mysterious illness.

Yeon Woo is raised from her grave after dying, but she loses her memory. Crown Prince Lee Hwon, who refuses to love another, believes she is dead. Yeon Woo reappears eight years later as Wol, a shaman (meaning moon). Meanwhile, after witnessing the grown-up Wol, the young king begins to investigate his love's demise. But he's up against the clock since the queen's strong political clan wants him deposed.

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Starring: Kim Soo-hyun, Han Ga-in, Jung Il-woo, Kim Min-seo

Original release: January 4 –March 15, 2012

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt3143378/

Dream High is a South Korean television series that premiered in 2011 and starred Bae Suzy, Ok Taec-yeon, Kim Soo-hyun, Ham Eun-jung, Jang Woo-young, and IU. It aired on KBS2 for 16 episodes from January 3 to February 28, 2011, at 22:00 (KST) on Mondays and Tuesdays. During its two-month run, the drama was popular with youngsters, with an average viewership rating of 15.7%. On March 1, 2011, the day after the series concluded, a special episode aired in which the cast of the program performed the Dream High Special Concert on a stage in Seoul.

Song Sam-dong is played by Kim Soo-hyun. A rustic bumpkin who is a musical genius suffering from a rare ailment, He develops an unrequited love for Hye-mi. Six Kirin High School students want to be K-pop idols, among other things. Throughout their school years, students learn how to improve their singing, songwriting, and dance abilities while also growing personally. They begin to develop affections for one another as well. Each of them has their own set of talents and flaws, yet they work together to achieve their goals.

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Starring: Bae Suzy, Ok Taec-yeon, Kim Soo-hyun, Ham Eun-jung

Original release: January 3 –February 28, 2011

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt1996607/

Real is a South Korean neo-noir action film based on the same-named character from InfinityOne Comics Entertainment & TMS Comics Inc.'s Manhwa webtoons superheroes comic book, produced by InfinityOne Films & Cove Pictures in association with Paradise Group and Chinese company Alibaba Pictures, and distributed by CJ E&M. It is the second part of Lee Sa-InfinityOne rang's Extended Universe (IOEU), starring Kim Soo-hyun, Sung Dong-il, Lee Sung-min, Sulli, and Jo Woo-jin. The film was released in South Korea on June 28, 2017.

Jang Tae-yeong (Kim Soo-hyun) is a successful gang boss and the proprietor of a massive casino in the underworld of a fictional city. Jang, disturbed by a totally distinct identity within himself, decides to seek the assistance of Dr. Choi Jin-ki (Lee Sung-min). Dr. Choi devises an extensive strategy to assist Jang in getting rid of the other personality, which Jang follows through on, but it has unanticipated effects. The struggle then begins between the real and phony Jang Tae-Yeong.

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Starring: Kim Soo-hyun, Sung Dong-il, Lee Sung-min

Original release: June 28, 2017

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt6904062/

Secretly Greatly is a 2013 South Korean action comedy-drama film starring Kim Soo-hyun, Park Ki-woong, and Lee Hyun-woo as North Korean operatives disguised as a rural fool, a rock artist, and a high school student. They blend into small-town life while waiting for orders, until one day, owing to an unexpected power change in the North, their mission is revealed to be an order to commit suicide.

The 5446 Corps of spies were trained by North Korean elite special forces since their adolescence, presumably to achieve the high objective of reconciling Korea. They are sent to South Korea, where they each disguise themselves as an idiot, an aspiring singer, and a high school student. They gradually become acclimated to living as average neighbors in a small town until one day, their normal lives are flipped upside down when a "secret and big" assignment is unexpectedly assigned to them.

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Starring: Kim Soo-Hyun, Park Ki-woong, Lee Hyun-woo

Original release: June 5, 2013

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt2967578/

Choi Dong-2012 hoon's South Korean heist action comedy film The Thieves has an ensemble cast. The action comedy is the eighth highest-grossing picture in Korean film history, with over 12.9 million ticket sales. This popular South Korean super-caper film finds two teams of professional thieves—one from Seoul, the other from Hong Kong—joining forces to boost a jewel for an old associate named Macau Park. It's a cross-pollinated mixture of Hollywood-blockbuster bombast, Asian cool, and '60s Vegas ring-a-ding swing. There's only one minor catch: the jewel sought by this criminal underworld legend is, predictably, hidden within a heatproof casino.

Meticulous plans will be devised; catsuits will hug the curves of beautiful women; someone will turn out to be a mole for the fuzz; safes will be cracked; Simon Yam will rock a white suit like nobody's business; and, once things begin to unravel, old animosities will be set aside in the name of post betrayal retaliation. The question isn't whether this sleek, elegant import rips off Ocean's Eleven, Rififi, and others, but how much fun director Choi Dong-hoon and his Pan-Asian ensemble can have with such an obvious genre retreading—the answer is virtually off the charts.

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Starring: Kim Yoon-seok, Lee Jung-jae, Kim Hye-soo, Jun Ji-hyun, Kim Soo-hyun

Original release: July 25, 2012

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt2330866/

The Producers is a South Korean comedy-drama television series directed by Seo Soo-min and written by Park Ji-eun. Cha Tae-hyun, Gong Hyo-jin, Kim Soo-hyun, and Lee Ji-eun star (IU). From 15 May to 20 June 2015, it aired on KBS2 on Fridays and Saturdays at 21:15 (KST) for 12 episodes.

Ra Joon Mo, Baek Seung Chan (So Huyn), Tak Ye Jin, and K-pop sensation Cindy are a group of youthful television producers that work around the clock in the entertainment division of a major broadcasting network. In this behind-the-scenes look at the people who make television magic happen, serious drama achieves new heights within their dynamic, demanding workloads. Baek Sung Chan is a relatively new producer. He was an Ivy-League law graduate who currently works in KBS's variety department. He changed careers after following in the footsteps of his first love, which did not work out. He is not only brilliant but also clumsy.

Cindy is a well-known and volatile vocalist. She "debuted" at the age of 13 and is now regarded as a veteran at the age of 23. She's dubbed an ice princess since she never expresses strong emotions for anybody. She has a history of betrayal, which compels her to keep a safe distance from everyone. In the broadcast sector, the narrative will leave different deep themes about friendship, family, celebrity, support, bullying, and treachery.

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Starring: Cha Tae-hyun, Gong Hyo-jin, Kim Soo-hyun, Lee Ji-eun (IU)

Original release: 15 May –20 June 2015

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt4612922/

This is a short film in which Kim Soo Hyun participated as a student in 2008. Zhang Lina, a Chinese girl, travels to Seoul for one day to mark the first anniversary of her encounter with her late boyfriend, Jae Hwan. She encounters Han Hyun Min, a Korean student while looking for the address. The three travel to Seoul with Hyun Min's brother, Han Hyun Joon.

A relationship is viewed through the viewpoint of seven different women from six different nations. "Cherry Blossom" examines the fleeting nature of love and life itself, from the beginning of an affair until its end. This passionate elegy, shot on location in Japan, Russia, Thailand, Egypt, Peru, and Canada, depicts the worry, excitement, and anguish of falling in and out of love.

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Starring: Kim Soo-hyun, Zhang Tian Ai

Original release: 2009

Link to watch: mydramalist.com/14785-cherry-blossom