Kim Dong-wook
Actor
Born July 29, 1983 in Seoul, South Korea
Having been active on screen for a decade, KIM Dong-wook is an experienced performer known in the realms of film, TV and musical theatre. A Korea National University of Arts graduate, KIM started in a number of small roles before finding some meatier parts in low budget fare such as Flying Boys (2004) and No Regret (2006). His big break came in Take Off, which became the second-most popular film of 2009. Since then he has been able to land bigger parts in films such as 2011’s Romantic Heaven, The Cat and Countdown. 2012 was his biggest year yet as he starred as the conflicted king in the popular erotic period thriller The Concubine.
Filmography
The People Upstairs
Hyeon-soo
3 Days
Ha-jin
Seoul Busters
Dong-Ban Yoo-bin
Hijack 1971
Dong-cheol
No Plans At All
Hong Seok-cheon's Jewelry Box
Self
Delightfully Deceitful
Han Moo-young
My Perfect Stranger
Yoon Hae-jun
Shooting Stars
Lee Jung-hoon
The King of Pigs
Hwang Kyung-min
SNL Korea
Self - Host
You Are My Spring
Ju Young-do
My Dear Youth - Coffee Prince
Self
House on Wheels
Self
Find Me in Your Memory
Lee Jung-hoon
Special Labor Inspector, Mr. Jo
Jo Jin-Gab
Trade Your Love
Sung-seok
The Guest
Yoon Hwa-pyung
Along with the Gods: The Last 49 Days
Kim Su-hong
The Accidental Detective 2: In Action
Captain Kwon Cheol-in
Amazing Saturday
Self
Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds
Kim Su-hong
Radiant Office
Seo Hyun
Riders: Catch Tomorrow
Cha Ki-Joon
Three Summer Nights
Myung-Seok
Maids
Kim Eun-gi
The Concubine
Grand Prince Seong-Won
SNL Korea
Self
Countdown
Fly
The Mighty Gift
The Cat
Jun-seok
Romantic Heaven
Ji-wook
남자를 믿었네
Finding Mr. Destiny
Dr. Jung
Hello Murderer
Det. Jeong-Min
Soul Special
Yoo Gil
Take Off
Choi Heung-cheol
Café Seoul
Five Senses of Eros
Han Ji-woon
Partner
Yun Jun
Lost and Found
Han Ji-hoon
Sakwa
Happy Together
Byung-seok
Unstoppable Marriage
Coffee Prince
Jin Ha-rim
램프의 요정
No Regret
Ga-ram
Apt
One Night with Miss Marple
Hyun-woo
All for Love
Actor
Face Value
Ji-ho
The Fever of Deep Blue Sea
Jin-han
Flying Boys
Kim Ki-tae
My Wife is a Gangster 2
Na Nam-ja
Tube
Cameraman
Seoul