10 Best Movies of Gong Hyo Jin

Gong Hyo Jin

Gong Hyo Jin, have you heard of that name? Those who love dramas must know this talented actress. Gong Hyo Jin Born in Sinwoldong, Gangseo District, Seoul, South Korea on April 4, 1980.

When she was young, she had a passion and dream of becoming a fashion designer. To fulfill her dream, she went to Australia, but returned to Korea due to the financial crisis that occurred in Asia in 1997.

After coming to Korea, Gong Hyo Jin tried to pursue a modeling career and then entered the acting field. Gong Hyo Jin herself has had a long career as an actress. She debuted or started her career in 1999 in a horror movie called “Memento Mori”. Since then, she has acted in many movies and TV series to date.

Gong Hyo Jin

The average movie starring Gong Hyo Jin has good ratings, which of course shows that Gong Hyo Jin is very proficient in her field. This is evidenced by her achievements as the Best New Actress winner at the 2001 Baeksang Arts Awards, Best Actress Award Winner at the Drama Awards. MBC in 2007 and more.

Gong Hyo Jin is known as the queen of the romantic comedy genre because she often appears in romantic comedy dramas and has performed very well in her role. Intrigued by Gong Hyo Jin’s acting skills? Here are the 10 best Gong Hyo Jin dramas compiled by Bacaterus.com.

Sang Doo, Let’s Go to School

  • Release year: 2003
  • Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
  • Produce: KBS Media
  • Director: Lee Hyung Min
  • Actors: Rain, Gong Hyo-jin, Lee Dong-gun, Park Geon-il

Sang Doo, Let’s Go to School tells the story of Cha Sang Doo—Jung Ji Hoon (Rain)—a 27-year-old boy who returns to school to meet his first love Chae Eun Hwan (Gong Hyo Jin). Sang Doo and Eun Hwan separated since Eun Hwan’s family went bankrupt.

When the debtor confiscated Eun Hwan’s property, Sang Doo stepped in to help, but accidentally got into a fight, leaving one injured to the point of coma. Because of injuring a person, Sang Doo had to go to prison and at that time he lost contact with Eun Hwan.

After he was released from prison, he realized that his adoptive parents also neglected him. He then became a bit naughty in order to survive. As time passed, he finally found the whereabouts of Eun Hwan, who became a teacher at a school. Sang Doo decides to go back to the school where Eun Hwan works.

After returning to school, Sang Doo did not miss the opportunity to regain the attention of his first love Eun Hwan. Although it has a heartbreaking story, it is still fun to watch this movie.

Because the story is also encapsulated in the comedy and romance genre. Sang Doo, Let’s Go to School aired on KBS every Monday and Tuesday from September 15 to November 4, 2003 and had 16 episodes.

Snowman

  • Release year: 2003
  • Genre: Korean Drama, Drama, Romance
  • Produce: MBC
  • Director: Lee Chang Soon
  • Actors: Gong Hyo Jin, Kim Rae Won

Snowman tells the story of a girl named Seo Yeon Wook (Gong Hyo Jin), who becomes an orphan due to a car accident her parents experienced. After losing her parents, Yeon Wook lives with her brother Seo Yeo Jeong (Ho Jae Hyon). Both have to work very hard to survive and face a complicated world.

After growing up, Yeon Wook is confused in defining his dream. She then manages to become a policewoman with the help and support of her brother-in-law – Han Pil Sung played by Oh Yeon Su. Han Pil Sung’s interest and support made Yeon Wook develop feelings for his brother-in-law.

Yeon Wook realizes that she has been in love with Pil Sung for a long time and knows that liking her brother-in-law was a mistake. After realizing his mistake, he began to bury his feelings and move on. To continue, she is in a relationship with Cha Seung Joon (Kim Rae Woon), an ice hockey player.

Snowman is 20 episodes long with a side story written by Kim Do Woo. This movie belongs to the genre of drama, romance, family. Aired on MBC every Wednesday and Thursday from January 8 to March 6, 2003.

Biscuit Teacher and Star Candy

  • Release year: 2005
  • Genre: Romantic Comedy
  • Produce: SidusHQ
  • Director: Oh Jong-rok, Kim Hyung-shik
  • Actors: Gong Hyo-jin, Gong Yoo, Kim Da-hyun, Choi Yeo-jin

Biscuit Teacher and Star Candy tells the story of the life of Na Bori (Gong Hyo Jin), a girl who wants to become a teacher at the high school where she attends. Because of her bad record as a troublesome and fighting student, she doesn’t easily get what she wants.

However, with hard work and persistent efforts, he was finally accepted as a substitute teacher at his old high school. Na Bori’s days as a teacher were not easy. This is because he has to face a student named Park Tae In (Gong Yoo) who is always causing trouble, nosy and always giving him trouble.

But because of the stubbornness of a Na Bori who wants to continue serving her alma mater and so that he can always be near the man he has long had a crush on-Ji Hyun Woo (Kim Da Hyun), an American teacher. art. —he can go through dramatic days in his life when he’s up against Park Tae In.

The genres of Biscuit Teacher and Star Candy are drama, comedy, romance and school themed or set in school activities and problems. True to its genre, this movie is packed with humorous romantic scenes.

In addition, Biscuit Teacher and Star Candy aka Hello My Teacher is 16 episodes long, broadcast from April 13 to June 2, 2005 on SBS every Wednesday and Thursday.

Thank you

  • Release year: 2007
  • Genre: Romance, Drama
  • Produce: SidusHQ
  • Director: Lee Jae-dong
  • Actors: Jang Hyuk, Gong Hyo-jin, Seo Shin-ae

Thank You tells the story of a single mother named Lee Young Shin (Gong Hyo Jin) who has a child with HIV AIDS named Lee Bom (Seo Shin Ae). The two live on a small island—Pureun-do.

Lee Young Shin’s struggle as a single mother is really not easy, plus she has to take care of and take care of her terminally ill child and try to keep this fact a secret from these people as well. like her own child.

Lee Bom’s HIV disease is transmitted through transfusion of infected blood. A doctor—Jimin’s father (Choi Gang Hee)—unknowingly gave Lee Bom infected blood to save the child’s life. Because of that mistake, Cha Jimin feels guilty and wants to apologize to Lee Bom for his mistake.

However, due to illness, he did not have time to apologize until his death. Before his death, Cha Jimin asked his girlfriend – surgeon Min Gi Seo (Jang Hyuk) – to convey his apology to Lee Young Shin’s family.

Min Gi Seo also searched for Lee Bom’s whereabouts and whereabouts. After meeting, he began to apologize from his girlfriend by taking care of Lee Bom’s condition every day. Thank You is a simple drama that tells the life of a small family with its ups and downs but immerses the audience in the story.

Thank You is written by Lee Kyung Hee in the genre of love, family, comedy, romance and health. The 16-episode drama was broadcast by MBC from March 21 to May 10, 2007 every Wednesday and Thursday.

Pasta

  • Release year: 2010
  • Genre: Romantic Comedy
  • Produce: MBC
  • Director: Kwon Seok-jang
  • Actors: Gong Hyo-jin, Lee Sun-kyun, Lee Ha-nui, Alex Chu

Pasta is a food-themed TV series by its title that deals with a food ingredient of Italian origin. A 20-episode romantic comedy series, broadcast on MBC from January 4 to March 9, 2010 every Monday and Tuesday. In Pasta, Gong Hyo Jin plays Seo Yoo Kyung, a sous chef at a high-end restaurant called La Sfera.

Tells the story of Seo Yoo Kyung, who really hopes to be appointed assistant pasta chef at La Sfera after working for 3 years. But his hopes were dashed a bit by the arrival of Choi Hyun Wook (Lee Sun Kyung), who was once the new chef at La Sfera.

Hyun Wook is one of the talented chefs of Korea, besides he is handsome and decent, but according to Seo Yoo Kyung, he is very uncomfortable.

On his first day at work, Hyun Wook fired all the female chefs at La Sfera. The reason for the dismissal was very simple, from the beginning he did not want any women in the kitchen where he worked. Not accepting this decision, Seo Yoo Kyung filed an appeal, he sent a request to continue working with the promise to do whatever Choi Hyun Wook asked or ordered.

Choi Hyun Wook agreed to this and Seo Yoo Kyung could continue working as a chef at La Sfera. Besides, this is a great opportunity for Seo Yoo Kyung to learn more and improve his skills by learning everything Choi Hyun Wook does so that he can one day become a good pasta chef. .

The Greatest Love

  • Release year: 2011
  • Genre: Romance, Comedy
  • Produce: Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
  • Directed by: Park Hong-kyunLee Dong-yoon
  • Actors: Cha Seung-won, Gong Hyo-jin, Yoon Kye-sang, Yoo In-na

The Greatest Love is written by Hong Mi Ran and Hong Jung Eun. It aired on MBC from May 4 to June 23, 2011 every Wednesday and Thursday, consisting of 16 episodes. Belonging to the romantic comedy genre, The Greatest Love tells the story of Gu Ae Jung (Gong Hyo Jin), a former member of the very successful girl group “Kukbo Sonyeo” in her day. However, luck is not always on this girl group’s side.

18 months after debut, Kukbo Sonyeo disbanded for unknown reasons. Since then, Ae Jung’s popularity has declined although she has maintained her popularity. 10 years on, he is only known as a celebrity with a D or bottom position.

That did not make him give up, he continued to accept invitations on television and radio to maintain his career until he met Dok Ko Jin (Cha Seung Won). Dok Ko Jin is a handsome actor with a perfect image in the public eye. In real life, Dok Ko Jin is a selfish, arrogant and arrogant man.

By chance, Ae Jin discovers Dok Ko Jin’s secret—Dok Ko Jin’s evil and sick personality. Ae Jin revealed the secret on television. Since then, the two of them have become entangled in a very complicated and infighting relationship.

The Master’s Sun

  • Release year: 2013
  • Genre: Romantic Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery
  • Produce: Bon Factory Worldwide
  • Director: JinHyuk
  • Actors: So Ji-sub, Gong Hyo-jin

The Master’s Sun is a romantic comedy, horror, mystery and supernatural comedy. In keeping with the genre, this movie is a bit spooky—with scares and ghost sightings. But don’t worry, even though the story is spooky, it’s wrapped in comedy and romance, so you won’t feel too scary.

The drama, written by Hong Jung Eun and Hong Mi Ran, is 17 episodes long and airs on SBS every Wednesday and Thursday from August 7 to October 3, 2013.

The Master’s Sun tells the story of Tae Gong Sil—Gong Hyo Jin (Sun)—a woman who can see ghosts. He got this power after an accident. Because he can see ghosts, he begins to feel uncomfortable, confused, and afraid of the ghosts—some begging for help, some trying to frighten him—what he saw.

Until he met Joo Joong Won – So Ji Sub (Master) – a corporation, CEO of a company called Kingdom that deals in hotels and marketplaces. Jo Joong Won is described as an arrogant, arrogant, rigid, unfriendly and selfish person.

Even so, Jo Joong Won is the only one who can make the ghost that Gong Sil see disappear when Gong Sil touches Joong Won. Knowing this, Gong Sil finds ways to always be by Joong Won’s side.

After being able to continue to be near Joong Won, Gong Sil can feel a little more relieved. Of course this is not free, there must also be benefits for Joong Won. Therefore, Gong Sil helped Joong Won solve the kidnapping case when he was a child as a reward for him to always be by Joong Won’s side.

It’s Ok, That’s Love

  • Release year: 2014
  • Genre: Romance, Romance, Medicine
  • Produce: Entertainment GT
  • Director: Kim Kyu Tae
  • Actors: Jo In-sung, Gong Hyo-jin, Sung Dong-il, Lee Kwang-soo, Do Kyung-soo

It’s Ok, That’s Love tells the story of a psychiatrist named Ji Hae Soo (Gong Hyo Jin) who has an obsession with intimate relationships and is always negative about things related to love. Until he meets Jung Jae Yeol (Jo In Sung), a handsome novelist and radio announcer who is cold, confident but a bit arrogant.

Jung Jae Yeol also suffered from severe trauma that caused him to develop Obsessive Compulsive Disorder—a disorder that encourages a person to overthink and impose their will. In addition, he suffers from Schizophrenia—a disorder that causes a person to see and feel the presence of what they imagine to be real.

Both have traumas and obsessions rooted in their unpleasant pasts. Ji Hae Yeol suffered from this phobia after witnessing his mother’s affair with another man when he was young and this greatly affected his psyche as an adult.

Jang Jae Yeol was hurt because as a child, his father often abused him and his mother, which had a bad influence on him until he grew up.

Ji Hae Soo and Jang Jae Yeol met the help of Jo Dong Min (Sung Dong Il), also a psychiatrist. After Hae Soo and Jae Yeol met, the two had a romantic relationship. Their proximity leads them to the healing process of any illness they have.

It’s Ok, This is Love written by No Hee Kyung, aims to invite the audience to understand and sympathize with people suffering from the same illness. They need to be heard, not judged, they can still heal even if it takes a while.

The film belongs to the genre of romantic comedy, medicine and melodrama. Aired on SBS every Wednesday and Thursday from July 23 to September 11, 2014.

The Producers

  • Release year : 2015
  • Genre: Drama
  • Producer: Chorokbaem Media, SPC Producers, KBS Media
  • Directed by: Seo Soo-min, Pyo Min-soo
  • Actors: Cha Tae-hyun, Gong Hyo-jin, Kim Soo-hyun, IU

The Producers is about the struggles of creative and trustworthy producers in a TV show. As the title suggests, this film shows a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations for an event. Contains moments, activities and problems commonly encountered by the producer and his crew.

The good or bad of an event is related to the preparation that has been drawn up and prepared by the producer. It’s the hard work of the producers and crew so that all viewers can enjoy a TV show.

This movie stars some veteran Korean actors and actresses such as; Cha Tae Hyun As Cha Tae Mo—the producer of a TV show called 2 Days & 1 Night . Kim Soo Hyun as Baek Seung Chan—the new producer of a variety show. Lee Ji Eun (IU)—is an idol named Cindy. Meanwhile, Gong Hyo Jin plays Tak Ye Jin – the producer of a music program called Music Bank.

The Producers not only has broadcast activities but also romantic stories and funny parts. Belonging to the romantic comedy genre, this movie can make the audience fall in love with its story. Aired on KBS2 every Friday and Saturday from May 15 to June 20, 2015 and has 12 episodes.

Jealousy Incarnate

  • Release year: 2006
  • Genre: Romantic Comedy
  • Produce: SM C&C
  • Directed by: Park Shin WooLee Jung Heum
  • Actors: Gong Hyo-jin, Jo Jung-suk, Go Kyung-pyo

Jealousy Incarnate or Don’t Dare to Dream tells the story of Pyo Nari (Gong Hyo Jin), an SBS weather forecaster. Pyo Nari is a woman who aspires to be an announcer of the evening news, but she doesn’t get it easily.

He had to work hard to make his wish come true, including obeying every command of the producer.

In this drama, Gong Hyo Jin and actor Jo Jung Suk play the role of Lee Hwa Sin, a handsome and intelligent news announcer who has had a crush on Pyo Nari for the past 3 years.

However, Pyo Nari’s love affair did not last long as he was attracted by the charm and sincerity of Go Jung Won (Go Kyung Pyo). Go Jung Won is a handsome, charismatic, rich, kind man who loves Pyo Nari very much.

Jealousy Incarnate is a romantic comedy, drama and broadcast genre. This drama has 24 episodes written by Seo Sook Hyung. It aired on SBS from August 24 and ended on November 10, 2016.

When The Camellia Blooms

  • Release year: 2019
  • Genre: Romantic Comedy, Thriller
  • Produce: Pan Entertainment
  • Director: Cha Yeong-hoon
  • Actors: Gong Hyo-jin, Kang Ha-neul, Kim Ji-seok

The drama, which airs in the Wednesday-Thursday time slot on KBS and on the Netflix platform, tells the story of Oh Dong-Baek (Gong Hyo Jin), a single parent who owns a small beverage bar in New York City. Ongsan city. Dong Baek has a son named Kang Pil Gu, and is often the subject of discussion among local residents because of his unmarried status and good looks.

Is Hwang Yong Sik (Kang Ha Neul), an innocent and handsome young cop who has a heart for Dong Baek and always wants to protect Dong Baek and his son. The conflict in this drama is heightened by the presence of Kang Pil Gu’s biological father and also the acts of terrorizing Dong Baek by a mysterious perpetrator.

This drama can be said to be very successful when it won various prestigious awards, such as at the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards, When the Camellia Blooms won the Best Drama Award and also the award. Daesang. So don’t miss this drama, friends!

Those are 11 movies starring Gong Hyo Jin. Most of the movies starring Gong Hyo Jin are in the comedy and romance genre, so it’s no wonder she’s been dubbed the Queen of Romantic Comedies.

So out of the 11 titles of this movie, how many have you watched? Come on, share your opinion on these 11 dramas in the comments, okay? For those who have not seen it, I hope you will be interested in it after reading this article.

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