Loved Kim Woo-bin In ‘Our Blues’? Here are 3 Of The Actor’s Kdramas You Must Watch

Our Blues gave us some amazing stories and some really memorable characters. The star-studded Kdrama with names like Lee Byung-hun, Shin Min-a, Kim Woo-bin, Han Ji-min and more in the cast, the anticipation and curiosity for the series were high from the beginning. One of the most memorable characters in the drama was Park Jeong-jun played by Kim Woo-bin. He understood everyone in their town and was always there to help anyone in need. He has a kind, loyal and understanding demeanour that not only won the heart of his love interest in the show but also his fans around the world.

Woo-bin has been active around in the entertainment industry for a long and Our Blues was his first work in five years after he came from his medical break in 2017 for cancer treatment. The actor has worked in many Kdramas and movies before going on a break. If you are new to the actor and aren’t aware of his previous work, worry not, check out this list below to find out the most notable Kdrama of the actor.

Kim Woo-bin Kdramas
Kim Woo-bin in Our Blues

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3 Kim Woo-bin Kdramas You Must Watch

The Heirs

The Heirs is an iconic Kdrama from 2013 that gave rise to many Hallyu stars worldwide. With a powerful cast like Lee Min-ho, Park Shin-hye, Kim Woo-bin, Park Hyung-sik, Krystal Jung and Kim Ji-won, the series brought many faces to the limelight, most of whom are superstars now. The drama is set around a group of high schoolers from wealthy families. Two best friends turned enemies get into a conflict when they fall in love with the same girl. The role of Choi Young-do gave second-lead syndrome to many fans that they are not able to get over even after many years.

Watch this drama on Netflix.

Uncontrollably Fond

Uncontrollably Fond is a 2016 Korean Melodrama starring Bae Suzy, Lim Ju-eun and Lim Ju-hwan along with Kim. The story follows two teenage lovers, Noh Eul and Shin Joon-young who part ways only to meet again in the future. Shin, who was supposed to be a prosecutor becomes a singer and an actor while Noh Eul becomes a documentary producer. As the estranged lovers meet again for a documentary, the two find themselves falling in love with each other again. This was the actor’s last drama before going on a break for five years. It remains one of the most memorable works by the actor.

Watch this drama on Netflix.

School 2013

School 2013 is the fifth instalment in the School series that started in 1999. The series follows the lives of teachers and modern Korean youth who face problems like bullying, suicide, rebel behaviour, violence and other real-life teenage and high school issues. The drama stars Jang Na-ra and Choi Daniel as teachers who teach the most notorious class in the Victory High School. Lee Jong-suk and Park Se-yang star along with Kim Woo-bin in the drama and all of them play the role of high school students. This series is one of the most popular instalment in the School series.

Watch this drama on Viki.

Kim Woo-bin is all set to make his comeback in movies with Alienoid along with Kim Tae-ri and Ryu Jun-yeol. The actor will also star in an upcoming 2022 Korean web series Black Knight. The actor is busy with work after his comeback after five years.

Read more about Kim Woo-bin in Our Blues here.

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