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Cho Soo-hyang

Acting Born Jan 21, 1991 Seoul, South Korea 28 credits

Biography

Cho Soo-hyang works in acting. Born January 21, 1991 in Seoul, South Korea. Archytele lists 28 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Career timeline

People I Meet
Love All PlayLove is for SuckersContorted
Ghost Mansion2021 Summer Drama Collage: Monster Mansion
Honest CandidateDigressions
The Tale of NokduJuror 8
Something in the RainThe Princess and the MatchmakerMicrohabitatFantasy of the Girls
Drama StageCoffee Noir: Black BrownRomance Full of LifeThree Color Fantasy
Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-jooKissing Cousin
Who Are You: School 2015The PriestsSnowy RoadWhat is the Ghost Up To?He heard a baby cry
Wild Flowers
Breathe Me
Men Without Women

Full filmography

  • People I Meet (2024)
  • Love All Play (2022) as Lee Yeong-shim
  • Love is for Suckers (2022) as Kang Che-ri
  • Contorted (2022) as Lee Eunyeong
  • Ghost Mansion (2021) as Ballerina
  • 2021 Summer Drama Collage: Monster Mansion (2021) as [Ballerina]
  • Honest Candidate (2020) as Sin Ji-seon
  • Digressions (2020) as Soo-hyang
  • The Tale of Nokdu (2019) as Kim Ssook
  • Juror 8 (2019) as Juror #7 - Oh Soo-jeong
  • Something in the Rain (2018) as Jun-hui's friend
  • The Princess and the Matchmaker (2018)
  • Microhabitat (2018) as Min-ji
  • Fantasy of the Girls (2018) as Jeong Su-yeon
  • Drama Stage (2017)
  • Coffee Noir: Black Brown (2017)
  • Romance Full of Life (2017) as Wang So-Ra
  • Three Color Fantasy (2017)
  • Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo (2016) as Soo-bin
  • Kissing Cousin (2016) as Yeji
  • Who Are You: School 2015 (2015) as Kang So-young
  • The Priests (2015) as Agnes
  • Snowy Road (2015) as Eun-su
  • What is the Ghost Up To? (2015) as Cha Murim
  • He heard a baby cry (2015)
  • Wild Flowers (2014) as Soo-hyang
  • Breathe Me (2013)
  • Men Without Women (2009) as Bo-young