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Jung Hae-in

Acting Born Apr 1, 1988 Seoul, South Korea 47 credits

Biography

Jung Hae-in is a South Korean actor born in Seoul, South Korea on April 1, 1988. He first appeared in AOA Black's music video for Moya in 2013 and made his official television debut in the series Bride of the Century the following year. He gained recognition for his main role in the 2017 television series While You Were Sleeping and for his supporting role in Prison Playbook. Jung subsequently secured his first main lead role in the 2018 drama Something in the Rain, which was followed by One Spring Night in 2019. He achieved even greater recognition through his lead roles in D.P. in 2021 and Snowdrop, which ran from 2021 to 2022.

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Career

Career overview

Jung Hae-in is a South Korean actor born in Seoul, South Korea on April 1, 1988. He first made an appearance in the music video for Moya by AOA Black in 2013 and officially debuted through the television series Bride of the Century the following year.

He subsequently gained recognition for his main role in the 2017 television series While You Were Sleeping and for his supporting role in Prison Playbook. Jung secured his first main lead role in the 2018 drama Something in the Rain, which was followed by One Spring Night in 2019. He achieved even greater recognition through his lead roles in D.P. in 2021 and Snowdrop from 2021 to 2022.

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Career timeline

Our Sticky LoveThe Secret Friends Club
The Blank Menu for YouGood Day
Love Next DoorI, the Executioner
Salon Drip12.12: The DayActors on the Road
Just an ExcuseConnectBlue Dragon Series Awards
D.P.SnowdropUnframed
House on WheelsA Piece of Your MindP1H: A New World Begins
One Spring NightTune in for LoveFunding TogetherJung Hae In's Travel LogBears
Amazing SaturdayYou Quiz on the BlockSomething in the RainMay Food Bless YouHeung-boo: The Revolutionist
While You Were SleepingBegin AgainPrison PlaybookThe Age of BloodThe King's Case Note
Guardian: The Lonely and Great GodYeah, That's How It IsWhite NightsThe Moon of Seoul
Reply 1988BloodSalut d'Amour
Bride of the CenturyThe Three MusketeersThe Youth
Home Alone
Mnet Asian Music Awards

Full filmography

  • Our Sticky Love (2026) as Jang Tae-ha
  • The Secret Friends Club (2026) as Self
  • The Blank Menu for You (2025) as Self
  • Good Day (2025) as Self
  • Love Next Door (2024) as Choi Seung-hyo
  • I, the Executioner (2024) as Park Sun-woo
  • Salon Drip (2023) as Self
  • 12.12: The Day (2023) as Oh Jin-ho
  • Actors on the Road (2023) as Self
  • Just an Excuse (2022) as Self
  • Connect (2022) as Ha Dong-soo
  • Blue Dragon Series Awards (2022) as Self
  • D.P. (2021) as An Jun-ho
  • Snowdrop (2021) as Lim Soo-ho
  • Unframed (2021) as Chan-young
  • House on Wheels (2020) as Self
  • A Piece of Your Mind (2020) as Moon Ha-won
  • P1H: A New World Begins (2020) as Past Ahjussi
  • One Spring Night (2019) as Yoo Ji-ho
  • Tune in for Love (2019) as Hyun-woo
  • Funding Together (2019) as Self
  • Jung Hae In's Travel Log (2019) as Self - Host
  • Bears (2019) as Self - Narrator
  • Start-Up (2019) as Sang-pil
  • Amazing Saturday (2018) as Self
  • You Quiz on the Block (2018) as Self
  • Something in the Rain (2018) as Seo Jun-hui
  • May Food Bless You (2018) as Self
  • Heung-boo: The Revolutionist (2018) as King
  • While You Were Sleeping (2017) as Han Woo-tak
  • Begin Again (2017) as Self
  • Prison Playbook (2017) as Captain Yoo
  • The Age of Blood (2017) as Kim Ho
  • The King's Case Note (2017) as Heuk-woon
  • Guardian: The Lonely and Great God (2016) as Tae-Hee
  • Yeah, That's How It Is (2016) as Yoo Se-Joon
  • White Nights (2016) as Tak
  • The Moon of Seoul (2016) as Ji-pyeong
  • Reply 1988 (2015) as Ho-young
  • Blood (2015) as Joo Hyun-woo
  • Salut d'Amour (2015) as Young Sung-chil
  • Bride of the Century (2014) as Choi Kang-in
  • The Three Musketeers (2014) as An Min-Seo
  • The Youth (2014) as Seg. 'Wonderwall' - Man Jae
  • Home Alone (2013) as Self
  • Mnet Asian Music Awards (2009) as Host
  • Love Virus as Ha Do-woon