Kim Chang-wan
Biography
Kim Chang-wan is a South Korean actor. Born in Seoul, South Korea, on February 22, 1954, he is known for his work in the acting field. Kim Chang-wan's stage name is 김창완, and he is also known as Chang-wan Kim and Kim Chang W. He has been involved in the entertainment industry for a significant period, with a total of 80 known credits.
Career overview
Kim Chang-wan is a South Korean actor. He began his acting career after graduating from Seoul National University in 1975. As a member of the band Sanulrim, he was part of the Korean music scene that revitalized the industry after a period of decline following the arrest of several major musicians.
Kim Chang-wan is known for his acting work, with a total of 80 known credits. His acting career spans multiple roles, although specific details about his performances are not available.
Kim Chang-wan was born on February 22, 1954, in Seoul, South Korea.
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- 이 말을 꼭 하고 싶었어요 (2024)
- The Seasons (2023) as Self
- The Real Has Come! (2023) as Jang Ho
- Tiny Desk Korea (2023) as Self
- Bad Prosecutor (2022) as Seo Hyun-gyu
- Why Her? (2022) as Baek Jin Ki [Seojung University Law School director]
- SNL Korea (2021) as Self - Musical Guest
- One the Woman (2021) as No Hak-tae
- Genesis (2021) as Woo Ki Suk [Doctor]
- Oh! Master (2021) as Kim Chang Gyu
- It's Okay to Not Be Okay (2020) as Oh Ji-wang
- Find Me in Your Memory (2020) as Yoo Sung-hyuk
- Awaken (2020) as Gong Il-do
- Money Game (2020) as Kim Man Young [Managing Partner of Young & Soo]
- One Spring Night (2019) as Kwon Young-kook
- Something in the Rain (2018) as Jun-hui's father
- My Healing Love (2018) as Park Boo-han
- 20th Century Boy and Girl (2017) as Sa Chang-wan
- Jugglers (2017) as Do Tae-Geun
- Whisper (2017) as Lee Ho-Beom
- Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth (2016) as Park Young-Sil
- Father, I'll Take Care of You (2016) as Han Hyung Sup
- The Sound of Light (2016) as Chang Wan
- Hwajung (2015) as Yi Won-ik
- Glamorous Temptation (2015) as Kwon Soo Myung
- Secret Door (2014) as Kim Taek
- Secret Love Affair (2014) as Dean Min Yong-Ki
- My Love from the Star (2013) as Jang Yung-mok
- Good Doctor (2013) as President Jung
- Who Are You? (2013) as Choi Moon-shik
- The End of the World (2013)
- Take Care of Us, Captain (2012) as Han Kyu Pil
- Doctor (2012) as Choi In-beom
- SNL Korea (2011) as Self
- A Thousand Kisses (2011) as Jang Byung Shik
- Miss Ripley (2011) as Director Choi
- Harvest Villa (2010)
- Queen of Reversals (2010) as General Manager Mok Young-chul
- Blades of Blood (2010) as King Seonjo
- You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook (2009) as Self
- Triple (2009) as Kim Bok Man
- My Wife Is A Super Woman (2009) as Kim Hong-shik
- Heaven's Postman (2009) as Lee Moon-gyo
- Iljimae (2008) as King Do Po Hui
- Worlds Within (2008) as Park Hyun-sup
- Antique (2008) as White Beard
- Radio Star (2007)
- Coffee Prince (2007) as Hong Gae-shik
- Behind the White Tower (2007) as Woo Yong-gil
- Bad Love (2007) as Hwang In Soo
- Several Questions That Make Us Happy (2007)
- I Really Really Like You (2006) as Kang San
- The Vineyard Man (2006) as Lee Hyung-man
- Beating Heart (2005) as Kim Chang Wan
- EBS 스페이스 공감 (2004) as Self
- Love Story in Harvard (2004) as [Soo In's doctor]
- First Love of a Royal Prince (2004) as Yu-bin's father
- Ireland (2004) as Moon Jae-Seok
- Windstruck (2004) as Chief of Police Substation
- 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant (2004) as Ha-young's Father
- Since We Met (2002) as Jo Nam-sik
- Sunshine (2002) as Joo Min Ho
- To Be With You (2002) as Lee Duk-Soo
- Sun-Hee and Jin-Hee (2001) as Park Du-Man
- A Day (2001) as Dr. Jo
- Nonstop (2000)
- Mr. Duke (2000) as Kim Chang Ho
- Happy Funeral Director (2000) as Cheol-gu
- KAIST (1999)
- KAIST (1999) as Hang Kong Kwa [Professor]
- Sweet Bride (1999)
- The Ring Virus (1999) as Reporter Kim
- Eun Shil (1998) as Kim Byung Gook
- Memories (1998) as Kim Seung-wan
- Jungle Story (1996) as Jiwoo
- Basics of Love (1995) as Chang Hyeon
- I Want to Live Just Until I'm 20 Years Old (1992) Music
- Let's Look at the Sky Sometimes (1990) Music
- Happiness Does Not Come in Grades (1989) Music
- Three Women Under the Umbrella (1980) Music
- Awakening