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Han Jung-soo

Acting Born Nov 11, 1973 Seoul, South Korea 23 credits
23
Total Credits
2021
19 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Han Jung-soo works in acting. Born November 11, 1973 in Seoul, South Korea. Archytele tracks 23 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

Joseon ExorcistLeader's RomanceDo You Need A Husband?
The Nightmare
Secret Boutique
Video Star
The Flatterer
Blade Man
She is WowQueen of The Night
Tale of Arang아드레날린
Poseidon
ChunoThe King of LegendProsecutor Princess
Painter of the Wind
The King and IThe DevilConspiracy in the Court
Sunflower
Hypnotized
Tube

Full Filmography

23 titles
  • Joseon Exorcist (2021) as Palanquin bearer
  • Leader's Romance (2021)
  • Do You Need A Husband? (2021)
  • The Nightmare (2020) as Senior
  • Secret Boutique (2019) as Butler Hwang
  • Video Star (2016) as Self
  • The Flatterer (2015) as Cafeteria Manager
  • Blade Man (2014) as Secretary Go Ja Gyeong
  • She is Wow (2013)
  • Queen of The Night (2013) as Eden
  • Tale of Arang (2012) as Mu-young
  • 아드레날린 (2012)
  • Poseidon (2011) as Oh Min-hyuk
  • Chuno (2010) as General Choi
  • The King of Legend (2010) as Bok Gugeom
  • Prosecutor Princess (2010) as Yoon Se-joon
  • Painter of the Wind (2008) as Seo Jing
  • The King and I (2007) as Eunuch Do Geum-pyo
  • The Devil (2007) as Yoon Dae-shik
  • Conspiracy in the Court (2007) as Seo Joo-pil
  • Sunflower (2006) as Lee Chang-moo
  • Hypnotized (2004) as Jang-seo
  • Tube (2003) as Bong-ho

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Han Jung-soo best known for?

Han Jung-soo is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Video Star (2016), The King and I (2007), Suddenly (1954).

When and where was Han Jung-soo born?

Han Jung-soo was born on November 11, 1973 in Seoul, South Korea.

How many credits does Han Jung-soo have?

Han Jung-soo has accumulated over 23 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2003 to 2021.