Ahn Jae-mo

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Ahn Jae-mo
Born (1979-09-20) September 20, 1979 (age 44)
Busan, South Korea
Occupations
  • Actor
  • singer
  • ex-car racer
Years active1996–present
Spouse
Lee Da-yeon
​
(m. 2011)​
[1]
Korean name
Hangul
안재모
Hanja
安在模
Revised Romanization An Jae-mo
McCune–Reischauer An Chaemo

Ahn Jae-mo (born September 20, 1979) is a South Korean actor and singer. Ahn is best known for playing gangster-turned-politician Kim Du-han in Rustic Period (2002). [2] [3] He has appeared in other period dramas such as Tears of the Dragon (1996), The King and the Queen (1998), The King and I (2007), The King of Legend (2010), and Jeong Do-jeon (2014). [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Ahn also became a car racing driver in 2004. [9] [10] [11]

Contents

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1998 Birdcage Inn Hyun-woo
1999Doctor KIntern
Nowhere to Hide Young-bae Cameo
2001The HumanistMatthew [12]
My Wife Is a Gangster Bada
2002Baby AloneJae-seob
2005 Haan Han Gil-soo
2006 The Legend of Seven Cutter Jung Han-soo
The City of Violence Cameo

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1996New Generation Report: Adults Don't Know
I
Tears of the Dragon Yi Do, Grand Prince Chungnyeong
1998 The King and the Queen Prince Yeonsan
1999Assignable AppearancePark Moon-soo
School 1 Kim Gun
Magic CastleKim Sun-woo
2001MBC Best Theater: The Road HomeYoung-wook
When I Miss Someone
Mina Kang Joon-seo
2002 Rustic Period Kim Du-han
2003Scent of a ManKwon Hyuk-soo
She's Cool!Lee Dong-ki
2004Jang Gil-sanMilitia captainCameo
2006 Yeon Gaesomun Yeon Namsaeng
2007 Drama City: Misunderstanding or the Truth of Those GuysHwan-yoo
The King and I Jung Han-soo
2008Korean Ghost Stories: Ghost LetterSa-hyun [13]
Innocent YouKang Ji-hwan
2009Korean Ghost Stories: Fox with Nine TailsYeon-dol
2010 Freedom Fighter, Lee Hoe-young Kimura Junpei
The King of Legend Jin Seung
2011Pianissimo
When Women Powder Twice Han Young-woo
2012HDTV Literature: The Endless World of LiteratureSoo-cheol
Take Care of Us, Captain Lee Jong-sooCameo
God of War Im Yeon
It Was LoveBaek Jae-heon
2013Fantasy TowerKang Dong-wook
2014 Jeong Do-jeon Yi Bang-won
KBS Drama Special Seo In-yongepisode: "Vengeful Spirit"
2015The Great WivesYoon Il-hyun
2017 Enemies from the Past Min Eun-seok
2020 Memorist Bang Joon-seok
2021 Amor Fati Han Jae-kyung [14]
2023 Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938 Kim Du-han Cameo [15]

Television shows

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2000–2001 Inkigayo Host April 23 – December 31, 2000; with Kim Min-hee
January 7 – March 9, 2001; with Son Tae-young
2021The Night of the NightHost [16]

Music videos

YearSong titleArtistRef.
1997"If You Love"Lee Joo-hyeon
1999"Love, Never Fade Away" Seomoon Tak
2000"Bless You"Iseul
2001"Family Album" J

Musicals

YearTitleRoleRef.
2013Friends Dong-su
2014–2015Sherlock Holmes: The Secret of the Anderson Family Sherlock Holmes

Discography

TitleDetails
My Destiny
Track listing
  1. 한 사람을 위해
  2. 서툰 기대
  3. 너만의 이별
  4. My Destiny
  5. 남과 여
  6. My Lady [내 가슴에 그녀만의 자리를 만들다]
  7. 그댈 잊는 것보다
  8. 헤어진 후에야 알게 되죠
  9. 마지막 연인
  10. 용서해줘요
  11. For You
  12. 친구의 애인
  13. 추억처럼
  14. ...
  15. ...
  16. My Destiny (2003 Mix)
  17. 마지막 연인 (Club Version)
  18. 용서해줘요 (Dance Mix)
  19. 친구의 애인 (Remix)
Ahn Jae-mo: 1st Live Concert in Seoul
  • Released: June 1, 2003
  • Label: MK Entertainment
Track listing
  1. 서곡
  2. My Destiny
  3. For You
  4. 너만의 이별
  5. Just Once
  6. Creep
  7. 용서해줘요
  8. 친구의 애인
  9. 남자의 향기
  10. 마지막 연인
  11. 친구의 애인
  12. 헤어진 후에 알게되죠
  13. 그댈 잊는것보다
  14. 한사람을 위해
  15. 남자의 향기
  16. 서툰기대
  17. 사랑의 트위스트
  18. 사랑은 아무나하나
  19. 네박자
  20. 차차차
  21. My Lady
  22. 남과여

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
1996 KBS Drama Awards Best Young ActorNew Generation Report: Adults Don't KnowWon
1998 KBS Drama Awards Best New Actor The King and the Queen Won
Popularity AwardWon
200036th Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actor (TV)Won
2001 SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a Drama ShortWhen You Miss SomeoneWon
2002 SBS Drama Awards Grand Prize (Daesang) Rustic Period Won
Excellence Award, actorWon
Top 10 StarsWon
200339th Baeksang Arts Awards Most Popular Actor (TV)Won
2004Korea-Mongolia Cultural ExchangePlaque of Contribution—Won [17]
20072nd Korea Motorsports AwardsMost Valuable Player CJ Super Race Championship Won
SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actor in a Serial Drama The King and I Nominated
2009 SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial DramaInnocent YouNominated
2014 KBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a One-Act/Special/Short DramaVengeful SpiritNominated
2017 MBC Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Soap OperaEnemies from the PastNominated

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