Meet Jang Dong Yoon, the heartthrob of Korean cinema known for his striking looks, impressive roles, and a squeaky-clean personal life. He’s won hearts with standout performances in hits like *School 2017*, *The Tale of Nokdu*, and *Oasis*. Join us as we dive into the best of Jang Dong Yoon’s filmography!

1 Daily Dose of Sunshine (2023)

Daily Dose of Sunshine (2023)

IMDb Rating: 8.3/10

Release Date: 11/03/2023

Genre: Comedy, Medical Drama

Episodes: 12

Country: South Korea

Director: Lee Jae Kyoo, Kim Nam Su

Starring: Park Bo Young, Yeon Woo Jin, Jang Dong Yoon, Lee Jung Eun

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: Netflix

“Daily Dose of Sunshine” is the latest Korean drama featuring a star-studded cast: Park Bo Young, Jang Dong Yoon, Lee Jung Eun, Lee Sang Hee, and Yeon Woo Jin. Set in a psychiatric hospital, the series is inspired by a nurse’s real-life experiences, offering heartfelt stories about life, love, and healing.

The story follows nurse Da Eun (Park Bo Young), who transfers to the psychiatry department, facing challenges, growth, and patient care, including her close friend Song Yoo Chan (Jang Dong Yoon), who struggles with mental health issues.

2 Oasis (2023)

Oasis (2023)

IMDb Rating: 7.2/10

Release Date: 03/06/2023

Genre: Drama, Romance, Youth

Episodes: 16

Country: South Korea

Director: Han Hee

Starring: Jang Dong Yoon, Seol In Ah, Choo Young Woo

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: VieON

Oasis, a new KBS2 drama starring Jang Dong Yoon, takes viewers back to the turbulent 1980s in South Korea, showcasing the passion and struggles of young people during a time of societal upheaval.

The series centers on Lee Doo Hak (Jang Dong Yoon), a kind but resigned young man whose life changes dramatically when he meets Oh Jeong Shin (Seol In Ah), a wealthy theater owner. Meanwhile, Choi Cheol Woong (Choo Young Woo), Doo Hak’s childhood friend, is a talented and perfect rival who also loves Jeong Shin. This love triangle forces Doo Hak to make bold decisions.

3 Search (2020)

Search (2020)

IMDb Rating: 7.1/10

Release Date: 10/17/2020

Genre: Mystery, Thriller

Episodes: 10

Country: South Korea

Director: Lim Dae Woong, Myung Hyun Woo

Starring: Jang Dong Yoon, Krystal Jung

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: iQIYI

Set in the tense Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, *Search* delivers a gripping tale starring Jang Dong Yoon and Krystal Jung.

Jang Dong Yoon plays Yang Dong Jin, the youngest member of an elite team. His ex-girlfriend Song Ye Rim (Krystal Jung) is a skilled soldier. Fate reunites them as they investigate a mysterious murder caused by an unknown creature. Together, they fight to survive, protect their team, and uncover the truth.

The series is dominated by dark, eerie nights and haunting screams, creating a tense, chilling atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

4 The Tale of Nokdu (2019)

The Tale of Nokdu (2019)

IMDb Rating: 7.7/10

Release Date: 09/30/2019

Genre: Historical, Comedy, Romance

Episodes: 32

Country: South Korea

Director: Kim Dong Hwi

Starring: Jang Dong Yoon, Kim So Hyun, Kang Tea Oh

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: VieON

The Tale of Nokdu is a hilarious, romantic series adapted from a webtoon of the same name. It’s beloved for Jang Dong Yoon’s cross-dressing as a beautiful woman and the comical romance between him and Kim So Hyun.

Nok Du (Jang Dong Yoon), a nobleman’s son, flees an arranged marriage and disguises himself as a woman to hide in a widow’s village. There, he meets Dong Dong Joo, who keeps his secret. Nok Du stays in the village for a year and falls for Dong Dong Joo.

5 Just Dance (2018)

Just Dance (2018)

IMDb Rating: 7.3/10

Release Date: 12/03/2018

Genre: Youth, School, Friendship

Episodes: 16

Country: South Korea

Director: Park Hyun Seok, Yoo Young Eun

Starring: Park Se Wan, Jang Dong Yoon

Notable Awards: Best Actor at KBS Drama Awards 2018

Streaming On: TBA

Inspired by a documentary of the same name, *Just Dance* is a Korean drama that celebrates the passion and spirit of youth. It aired on KBS1 in 2018 and quickly gained popularity.

Set at Geoje Girls’ Vocational School, the series follows students from challenging backgrounds who share a fierce passion for dance sport. Despite obstacles and prejudice, they pursue their dreams and compete in championships.

Jang Dong Yoon plays Kwon Seung Chan, a determined and spirited student. His performance earned him the “Best Actor” award at the 2018 KBS Drama Awards.

6 Beautiful Days (2018)

Beautiful Days (2018)

IMDb Rating: 6.5/10

Release Date: 10/31/2017

Genre: Drama, Family

Runtime: 105 minutes

Country: South Korea

Director: Yoon Jae Ho

Starring: Lee Na Young, Jang Dong Yoon

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: TBA

“Beautiful Days” tells the poignant story of Lee Min-seo (Lee Na Young), a woman with a tragic past. As a North Korean refugee, she was forced to leave her husband and son behind during political turmoil.

14 years later, her son Lee Seo-jun (Jang Dong Yoon) grows up determined to fulfill his father’s wish: finding his mother. Seo-jun’s journey leads him to uncover painful secrets about Min-seo’s past, revealing her sacrifices and losses.

7 A Poem a Day (2018)


A Poem a Day (2018)

IMDb Rating: 7.1/10

Release Date: 03/26/2018

Genre: Medical, Romance

Episodes: 16

Country: South Korea

Director: Han Sang Jae

Starring: Lee Yoo Bi, Lee Joon Hyuk, Jang Dong Yoon

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: TBA

In 2018, Korean screens welcomed *A Poem a Day*, a romantic drama set in a busy Seoul hospital. The series stars Jang Dong Yoon alongside Lee Yoo Bi and Lee Joon Hyuk.

The story revolves around Woo Bo Young (Lee Yoo Bi), a poetry-loving doctor with a kind heart. Her life gets exciting when she’s caught in a love triangle with two charming men: her college rival Shin Min Ho (Jang Dong Yoon) and the talented doctor Ye Jae Wook (Lee Joon Hyuk).

8 School 2017 (2017)

School 2017 (2017)

IMDb Rating: 7.5/10

Release Date: 07/17/2017

Genre: School, Romance, Comedy

Episodes: 16

Country: South Korea

Director: Park Jin Suk

Starring: Kim Jung Hyun, Kim Se Jeong, Jang Dong Yoon

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: Netflix

School 2017 continues the beloved “School” series, tackling the pressure of exams in Korean high schools.

Amid this stress, Ra Eun Ho (Kim Se Jeong), a cheerful student, dreams of attending a prestigious university. She’s joined by Hyun Tae Woon (Kim Jung Hyun), a rebellious heartthrob, and Song Dae Hwi (Jang Dong Yoon), a smart but unlucky student with family troubles.

9 Solomon’s Perjury (2016)

Solomon’s Perjury (2016)

IMDb Rating: 7.4/10

Release Date: 02/16/2016

Genre: Mystery, Legal

Episodes: 12

Country: South Korea

Director: Kang Il Soo, Han Hyun Hee

Starring: Kim Hyun Soo, Jang Dong Yoon, Seo Ji Hoon, Seo Young Joo

Notable Awards: TBA

Streaming On: TBA

Solomon’s Perjury, adapted from a Japanese novel, explores school violence and the quest for justice among high school students.

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