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These 8 Great Films and Dramas Can Cure Your Longing for D.O. EXO, Have You Watched Them?

These 8 Great Films and Dramas Can Cure Your Longing for D.O. EXO, Have You Watched Them?

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These 8 Great Films and Dramas Can Cure Your Longing for D.O. EXO, Have You Watched Them?

D.O EXO surprised fans by suddenly enlisting in the military. Although it is reported that his military service will end in 2021, the time feels long for EXO-L. To overcome the longing for actor D.O. EXO, this time there are recommendations for films and dramas that he has starred in. From a crown prince to a tap dancer, get ready to be emotionally moved by watching the following films and dramas!

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The drama IT'S OKAY, THAT'S LOVE stars Jo In Sung and Gong Hyo Jin. It is told that Ji Hae Soo (Gong Hyo Jin) has deep trauma about marriage and sex.

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The film CART tells the story of Sun Hee (Yeom Jung Ah), a mother of two children who works as a contract worker. This film tells the story of the mother's struggle to seek justice for her termination of employment.

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The film ROOM NO. 7 is a comedy thriller genre. It is told that a DVD store owner hires a new employee who turns out to have a secret in a room.

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Starring D.O EXO and Nam Ji Hyun, the drama 100 DAYS MY PRINCE is set in the past. D.O plays the role of a crown prince who has lost his memory.

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This romance drama is titled Unforgettable (Pure Love). D.O plays the role of Beom Sil, who tells a story of friendship turning into love.

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BE POSITIVE (POSITIVE PHYSIQUE) is a comedy web drama starring D.O and Chae Seo Jin. This drama tells the story of a student who tries to make a film project.

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The comedy drama he starred in with Jo Jung Suk is titled MY ANNOYING BROTHER. It tells the story of an athlete who loses his sight and his brother, a former convict, helps him navigate life.

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SWING KIDS is a film set in the Korean war in the 1950s. This is where North Korean and Chinese prisoners make their dream of becoming a tap dancer.