Ju Haknyeon
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- March 9, 1999 in Seogwipo, Jeju, South Korea
- Active Years
- 1984–2024 (41 Years)
- Total Credits
- 98 credits in database
Biography
Ju Haknyeon is a South Korean and Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor born on March 9, 1999, in Seogwipo, Jeju, South Korea. He is a member of the boy group The Boyz and is signed to One Hundred Label. Also known by the stage name Ju Hak-nyeon, his alternative names include Haknyeon, Zhou He Nian, and 周鹤. His professional profile on The Movie Database records his known department as acting with a total of ninety-two known credits.
Career overview
Ju Haknyeon is a South Korean and Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor born on March 9, 1999, in Seogwipo, Jeju, South Korea. He is managed under One Hundred Label and is a member of the boy group The Boyz.
Operating under the stage name 주학년, he is also known by the alternative names Haknyeon Zhou He Nian and 周鹤. His professional profile includes ninety-two known credits within the entertainment industry, with a primary focus recognized under acting.
Additional personal information and biographical details note his male gender and his presence as a prominent figure associated with both music and performance credits cataloged on reference platforms.
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Full Filmography
98 titles- Make Mate 1 (2024) as Special C Mate
- THE BOYZ WORLD TOUR: ZENERATION Ⅱ Documentary (2024) as Self
- THE BOYZ’s Love Letter (2024) as MC
- K-Pop ON! Spotify (2023) as Self
- Jae Joong and Friends (2023)
- FLAGLIA: Story of Summer Vacation (2023) Theme Song Performance
- worK-dol (2023) as Self
- Eunchae's Star Diary (2023) as Self
- Stealer: The Treasure Keeper (2023) Songs
- NPOP (2023)
- THE B UNIVERSITY (2023)
- Girls' Night Out (2023)
- THE BOYZ 2nd World Tour: ZENERATION (2023)
- THE BOYZ : THE CONVOYZ (2023)
- Fall in Gyeonggi (2023) as Self
- IDOL 1N2D (2022)
- Han Moonchul's Dashcam Review (2022) as Self
- THE BOYZ Heaven and Hell (2022)
- Venue101 (2022) as Self
- Urban Myths (2022) as Nu Ri [Escape Games]
- Hyunjae’s Now (2022)
- Wings Of Escape (2022)
- Immersive THE BOYZ (2022)
- THE BOYZ World Tour: THE B-ZONE in Seoul Encore (2022)
- THE BOYZ FAN CON: THE B-ROAD (2022)
- Idol Human Theater (2021)
- Kingdom: Legendary War (2021) as Self - Contestant
- Kingdom: Legendary War (2021) Songs
- MAVERICK (2021)
- HIT Village (2021)
- SSAP-DANCE THE BOYZ (2021)
- THE BOYZ Timeout (2021)
- Chemi-mate ZZG THE BOYZ (2021)
- School of Lock (2021) as Himself
- The Blood: Death Match (2021)
- DND (Do Not Disturb) THE BOYZ (2021)
- THE BOYZ FAN CON: THE B-ZONE (2021)
- IDOLLIVE Expedition: Let’s THE BOYZ (2021)
- The story of the day when the tail was bitten (2020)
- Road to Kingdom (2020) as Self - Contestant
- Road to Kingdom (2020) Songs
- Idol House (2020)
- HalMyungSoo (2020)
- Season B Season (2020)
- KCON:TACT ALL-ACCESS (2020)
- Secret Friend of Idols (2020)
- Oh! My Part, You (2020) as Panelist
- K-Bob Star (2020)
- 2020 Idol Star Athletics Championships (2020) as Self
- The Kubanggu (2020)
- Stealer House (2020)
- Domin (2020)
- For The Lazy But Hungry (2020)
- Life Corp. (2020)
- 2020 THE BOYZ Online Concert [RE:AL] (2020)
- Idol Wonderland (2020)
- DOLympiad (2020)
- THE BOYZ FAN CON: The Film Festival (2020)
- Stars' Top Recipe at Fun-Staurant (2019)
- TMI SHOW (2019)
- School Attack 2019 (2019)
- RUN.wav (2019)
- Workman (2019)
- Idol Lunchbox (2019)
- Idol Cafe (2019)
- THE BOYZ Be Ambitious (2019)
- Idol Talk TV M.S.G (2019) as Guest
- Making Idol (2019)
- Idol Radio (2018) as Self
- Idol Radio (2018) as Special DJ
- Idol Radio (2018) as Guest
- Star Road (2018)
- Idol Room (2018)
- THE100 (2018)
- Idol League (2018)
- Come On! THE BOYZ (2018)
- MISSION THE BOYZ (2018)
- Switch (2018)
- Otoseyo? (2018)
- Happy Arrived at Our Home (2018)
- Thumping Travel (2018)
- Kang On! Box!! (2017)
- K-Rush (2017)
- THE BOYZ Flower Snack (2017)
- Battle Trip (2016) as Self
- Battle Trip (2016) as Special MC
- Produce 101 (2016) as Self - Contestant
- Buzz Rhythm (2015) as Self
- After School Club (2013)
- Show! Champion (2012)
- Hidden Singer (2012) as Panelist
- Weekly Idol (2011)
- The Show (2011)
- Show! Music Core (2005)
- Show! Music Core (2005) as Special MC
- Pops In Seoul (1998)
- Entertainment Weekly (1984)
- Idol Star Athletics Championships Chuseok Special 2019 as Self
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Ju Haknyeon best known for?
Ju Haknyeon is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including IDOL 1N2D (2022), Idol Human Theater (2021), The story of the day when the tail was bitten (2020), Workman (2019).
When and where was Ju Haknyeon born?
Ju Haknyeon was born on March 9, 1999 in Seogwipo, Jeju, South Korea.
How many credits does Ju Haknyeon have?
Ju Haknyeon has accumulated over 98 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1984 to 2024.
What is Ju Haknyeon's background in cinema and television?
Ju Haknyeon is a South Korean and Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor born on March 9, 1999, in Seogwipo, Jeju, South Korea. He is a member of the boy group The Boyz and is signed to One Hundred Label. Also known by the stage name Ju Hak-nyeon, his alternative names include Haknyeon, Zhou He Nian, and 周鹤. His profess...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Idol Room (2018) — aged about 19
- Show! Champion (2012) — aged about 13
- The story of the day when the tail was bitten (2020) — aged about 21
- Workman (2019) — aged about 20
- Show! Music Core (2005) — aged about 6
- Show! Music Core (2005) as Special MC — aged about 6
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