Tae Hang-ho
Biography
Tae Hang-ho, born on 22 July 1983 in Busan, South Korea, is a South Korean actor whose career began on stage. He first appeared in the theatrical production “I Miss You,” which ran from 2010 to 2011. Transitioning to television, Tae made his drama series debut with the 2014 series “It’s OK, This Is Love,” and continued with a role in the 2015 series “High-End Crush.” According to The Movie Database, he is credited with 44 acting roles. He is listed under the stage name 태항호 and is also known by variations of his name, including Tae Hang Ho and Hang‑ho Tae.
Career overview
Tae Hang-ho was born on July 22, 1983, in Busan, South Korea. He began his career on the stage, appearing in the production “I Miss You” during the 2010‑2011 season. After establishing himself in theatre, Tae transitioned to screen acting, making his television series debut in the 2014 drama “It’s OK, This Is Love.” He continued to build his on‑screen résumé with a subsequent role in the 2015 series “High‑End Crush.”
According to the data compiled by The Movie Database, Tae Hang-ho is credited with 44 acting roles across film and television. His professional profile lists acting as his primary occupation and identifies him by the stage name 태항호. The available records confirm his ongoing activity in the South Korean entertainment industry, reflecting a progression from stage performances to recurring appearances in televised dramas.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
46 titles- Pro Bono (2025)
- Mary Kills People (2025) as Detective Bu
- Choir of God (2025) as Choir leader
- I Kill U (2025) as Executive Director Seo (Eps 1)
- The Erase (2025) as Beom-ju
- Dog Knows Everything (2024) as Yook Dong-gu
- Dirty Money (2024) as Gi-cheol
- Am I Zombie? (2024)
- Hauchi (2024) as Bong-min
- A Bloody Lucky Day (2023) as Yang Seung-taek
- The Bus (2023)
- The Zone: Survival Mission (2022) as Self
- Big Bet (2022) as Gambler
- Look, My Shoulder's Dislocated (2022) as Self
- Taxi Driver (2021) as Park Joo-chan
- The King of Tears, Lee Bang Won (2021) as Lee Hwa-sang
- Pipeline (2021) as Park Gap-sung / Big Shovel
- There is an Alien Here (2021) as Tae Ha-myung
- 안싸우면 다행이야 (2020) as Self
- Zombie Detective (2020) as Lee Sung-Rok
- Innocence (2020) as Constable Yang
- How Do You Play? (2019) as Self
- Rural outcasts (2019) as Sun ho / sun hui
- Busted! (2018) as Renaissance / Tae Hang-pyo
- Busted! (2018) as Renaissance/ Tae Hang-pyo
- Busted! (2018) as Tae Hang-ho
- Wok of Love (2018) as Im Geok-Jung
- Tempted (2018) as Priest Matteo
- The Last Empress (2018) as Na Wang-Sik (ep.1-4)
- The Sound of Your Heart: Reboot (2018) as Jo Joon
- Psychokinesis (2018) as President Min's Subordinate
- Human, Space, Time and Human (2018) as Gangster
- Live Up to Your Name (2017) as Min Byung-Ki
- Missing Nine (2017) as Tae Ho-Hang
- Love in the Moonlight (2016) as Do-gi
- My Little Baby (2016) as Seo Jang-Hoon
- Men on a Mission (2015) as Self
- All About My Mom (2015) as Park Kye-Tae
- Oh My Ghost (2015) as Yoon Cheol-Min
- Pinocchio (2014) as Cha U-cheol
- It's Okay, That's Love (2014) as Yang Tae Yong
- Legendary Witches (2014) as Company President Kim
- Inspiring Generation (2014) as Moon-Bok
- Code Name: Jackal (2012) as Detective
- Running Man (2010)
- KBS Drama Special (2010)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Tae Hang-ho best known for?
Tae Hang-ho is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Choir of God (2025), The Zone: Survival Mission (2022), Taxi Driver (2021), Femme Fatale (1991).
When and where was Tae Hang-ho born?
Tae Hang-ho was born on July 22, 1983 in Busan, South Korea.
How many credits does Tae Hang-ho have?
Tae Hang-ho has accumulated over 46 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2010 to 2025.
What is Tae Hang-ho's background in cinema and television?
Tae Hang-ho, born on 22 July 1983 in Busan, South Korea, is a South Korean actor whose career began on stage. He first appeared in the theatrical production “I Miss You,” which ran from 2010 to 2011. Transitioning to television, Tae made his drama series debut with the 2014 series “It’s OK, This Is Love,” and continued...