Jeon Seok-ho | |
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Born | |
Alma mater | Department of Theater and Film at Hanyang University |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 2011 to present |
Agent | Ace Factory |
Spouse | Undisclosed (m. 2016) |
Children | 2 daughters |
Korean name | |
Hangul | 전석호 |
Revised Romanization | Jeon Seok-ho |
McCune–Reischauer | Chŏn Sŏkho |
Jeon Seok-ho (born May 2, 1984) is a South Korean actor. He is known for his role in Kingdom as the incompetent magistrate. He starred in TV series such as Misaeng: Incomplete Life (2014), The Good Wife (2016) and Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017). [1] [2] [3]
Jeon Seok-ho was born on May 2, 1984. Jeon Seok-ho first appeared on the screen in a minor role in the 2000 film Just Do It. [4] In 2001, he appeared on the small screen in the EBS drama School Story. [5] In 2003, he entered the Department of Theater and Film at Hanyang University. He said, "I fell in love with theater after meeting good professors and good seniors." He knew then that he wanted to do this for the rest of his life. [6] [7]
Jeon Seok-ho, actors Park Dong-wook and Director Park Seon-hee, three alumni of Hanyang University's Theater Department left for India in February 2010 and traveled for a month. Upon returning, they were jointly planning the 'India Blog'. In June 2011, performance took place on the stage of the 80-seat Yeonwoo Theater near Hyehwa Rotary in Daehakro, Seoul, ended on the 28th. Park Seon-hee, the director, had been directing play at Yeonwoo Stage since 2011. [8] [9] India Blog, which he appeared in after graduating from college, was a box office hit.
Jeon Seok-ho reunited with Park Dong-wook and Director Park Seon-hee in the play Turkish Blues. The play tells the story of two friends, high school student Da-hein and middle school student Seok-ho, who met as an English tutor and student in 1999. Seok-ho, a self-proclaimed 'basketball king' with an outspoken personality, and Da-hein, a perfectionist and sensitive 'study king', build memories by playing basketball together, strumming the guitar and singing, and performing on the streets of Daehakro. He then suggests that they take a trip to Turkey, saying that they can go to the beach in 'The Shawshank Redemption' and the places in 'Troy'. But even after 10 years, that promise has never been kept. [10]
Jeon Seok-ho reunited with Park Dong-wook and Director Park Seon-hee in the play Bulryeongseon. Director Park Seon-hee serves as co-director with Kim Byeong-ju, the artistic director of Praxis, an educational theater research institute, and a professor of educational theater at Seoul National University of Education. 'Bulryeongseon' is a play that reflects on the life and times of 'Kim Sang-ok' (Jeon Seok-ho), a doctor who sacrificed his life for the country 90 years ago, through the character 'Kim Sang-bok' (Park Dong-wook), an ordinary 27-year-old young man living in 2013. [11]
In 2014, Jeon made his big screen debut in Director Noh Young-seok's film Intruders. Director Noh Young-seok revealed the secret behind the casting of Jeon Seok-ho. Director Noh Young-seok said, “I think the audience will view him with a more open mind because he is a not-so-well-known actor. When using a known actor, there seems to be a tendency to think more about the actor's image, so I looked for a new person. “I first saw Jeon Seok-ho in the play ‘India Blog’ and his acting was so natural and good that I cast him,” he said. [12] The movie is about what happens when suspicious characters, including Sang-jin (played by Jeon Seok-ho), a pretentious traveler stranded in a pension, a kind ex-convict (played by Oh Tae-kyung ), a mysterious police officer (played by Choi Moo-sung), and a suspicious hunter, become embroiled in a mysterious murder case. All main and casts Director Noh Young-seok attended press preview of the movie (produced by Stonewalk/distributed by CJ Entertainment) on February 14th, at Wangsimni CGV in Haengdang-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. [12] It was invited to the Busan International Film Festival.
At the age of 31, Jeon made his television debut in Misaeng: Incomplete Life . [13] The television series based on webtoon Misaeng by Yoon Tae-ho. It aired on tvN from October 17 to December 20, 2014, on Fridays and Saturdays at 20:30 (KST) for 20 episodes. Jeon acted as Ha Sung-joon (Ha Daeri), the boss who harasses Ahn Young-mi (played by Kang So-ra). His portrayal played a big role in increasing the immersion of viewers in watching the drama. [14]
In fall, Jeon joined The 63rd regular performance of the Yeonwoo Theater Company, Inside Himalaya. It was performed at the Yeonwoo Small Theater in Hyehwa-dong, Jongno-gu from August 14th to September 14th. Revolved around stories of five men sharing their hearts while traveling together in the Himalayas. This is the third work in the travel play series presented by director Park Seon-hee and actors following 'India Blog' and 'Turkish Blues'. Kim Da-hin, Park Dong-wook, Jeon Seok-ho, Lim Seung-Beom, and Kim Hyun-Sik appeared. [15]
Good Wife. [16]
Jeon joined Kim Eun-hee Netflix original series Kingdom as scaredy cat Cho Beom-pal, a magistrate of Dongnae and Cho Hak-ju's nephew, a somewhat of a good nature character but incompetent. [17] Cho Beom-pal is one of the characters who achieved remarkable growth from season 1 to season 2. [18] [19]
Jeon Seok-ho got married in May 2016 after 10 years of dating. Jeon Seok-ho's wife gave birth to a daughter on the afternoon of the 8th of March, 2018, after about two years of marriage. [20]
Year | Title | Role | Ref. |
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2000 | Just Do It | Maeng-in | [4] |
2003 | Singles | Jae-ho | |
2011 | Help Me | Hyeok-jin | [21] |
2014 | Intruders | Sang-jin | |
2016 | Familyhood | Director Park | |
Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River | Yi Wan | ||
Unwanted Brother | Jo Dong-hyun | [22] | |
2017 | Lucid Dream | Choi Kyung-hwan | |
Room No.7 | detective Woo | ||
2018 | After Spring | Seok-ho | |
Miss Baek | detective Bae | ||
Passing Summer | In-gu | ||
2019 | Miss & Mrs. Cops | detective Oh | |
Film Adventure | Seok-ho | ||
2020 | Secret Garden (Independent Film) | Sang-woo | [23] |
2021 | Sana-Hee Pure | Yoo | [24] [25] |
2022 | Special Delivery | Nam Ang-beol | [26] |
Transaction Complete | Kwang-sung | [27] [28] | |
2023 | Where Would You Like to Go? | [29] | |
The Roundup: No Way Out | Kim Yang-ho | [30] [31] | |
TBA | SAT, Secret of the Question | Ki Ki-su | [32] |
Amazon Whal Myung-soo | Manager Park | [33] |
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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2001 | School Story | Student | Bit part | [5] |
2014 | Misaeng: Incomplete Life | Ha Sung-jun | Supporting role | [34] [35] |
2016 | The Good Wife | Park Do-seob | Supporting role | [16] |
2017 | Strong Girl Bong-soon | Secretary Gong | Supporting role | [36] |
Han Yeo-reum's Memory | Contact accident driver | Cameo | ||
2017–2018 | Jugglers | Park Jun-pyo | Cameo | |
2018 | Live | Jung-oh's sunbae | Cameo | |
The Miracle We Met | Detective Park Dong-su | Cameo | [37] | |
Life on Mars | Han Choong-ho | Supporting role | ||
Familiar Wife | Cameo | |||
2019 | My Fellow Citizens! | Kang Hyun-tae | [38] | |
Class of Lies | Lee Tae-seok | Supporting role | ||
2020 | Chocolate | Dae-ho | Cameo (episode 2) | [39] |
Hyena | Ga Ki-hyuk | Supporting role | ||
365: Repeat the Year | Park Young-gil | Cameo (Ep. 1–3) | ||
The Uncanny Counter | So Gwon | Cameo | ||
2021 | Jirisan | Kim Woong-soon | [40] | |
Moebius: The Veil | Park Wang-eom | Supporting role | [41] | |
2021–2022 | School 2021 | Lee Kang-hoon | Supporting role | [42] [43] |
2022 | Yumi's Cells | Ahn Dae-young | Cameo (Season 2) | [44] [45] |
2024 | Golden Boy | Yoon Myung-woo | Supporting role | [46] |
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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2019–2020 | Kingdom | Jo Bum-pal | Seasons 1–2 | [47] |
2023 | Moving | Yoon Seong-wook | [48] | |
2024 | Blood Free | Seo Hui | [49] | |
Squid Game | TBA | Season 2 | [50] |
Year | Title | Role | Ref. |
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2015 | Discovering Weekly Movies | narrator | [51] |
Year | Title | Role | Theater | Date | Ref. | |
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English | Korean | |||||
2019 | Cold Heart Part 2 | 차가운심장 Part2 | Ejesil | Sowol Art Hall | December 7 to 29 | [52] |
Year | Title | Role | Theater | Date | Ref. | |
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English | Korean | |||||
2011 | India Blog | 인디아 블로그 | Hyuk-jin | Yeonwoo Small Theatre | June 23 to August 28 | [53] |
2011–2012 | Daehak-ro T.O.M.2 | December 8 to May 28 | ||||
2012 | Gyeongseong University Yenoso Theatre Busan | June 29 to July 29 | [9] | |||
Daejeon Pyeongsong Youth Culture Centre Small Theatre | September 25 to October 7 2012 | [54] | ||||
2013 | Turkish Blues | 터키 블루스 | Lim Joo-hyuk | Yeonwoo Small Theatre | September 26 to November 3 | [55] |
Bulryeongseon | 불령선인 | Kim Sang-bok | NH Art Hall | November 28 to December 8 | [56] | |
Cheonan Arts Centre Small Performance Hall | December 13 to 14 | |||||
2014 | Inside Himalayas | 인사이드 히말라야 | Bob Dylan | Yeonwoo Small Theatre | August 14 to September 4 | [57] |
2015 | True West | 트루웨스트 | Lee | A Art Hall | August 13 to November 1 | [58] |
2016 | Turkish Blues | 터키 블루스 | Lim Joo-hyuk | Hongik University Daehakro Art Center | March 4 to April 10 | [59] |
India Blog | 인디아 블로그 | Hyuk-jin | Art One Theatre 3, Daehak-ro | January 8 to February 28 | [60] | |
2017 | Latin America Quartet | 라틴아메리카 콰르텟 | Kim Han-min | Project Box Seeya | August 8 to 13 | [61] |
2017–2018 | Millennium Boys | 밀레니엄 소년단 | Jeon Myeong-gu | Dongsung Art Centre Dongsungso Theatre | December 1 to February 4 | [62] |
2018 | Doosan Humanities Theater 2018 Altruism - Nassim | 두산인문극장 2018 이타주의자 - 낫심 | — | Doosan Art Center Space111 | April 10—29 | [63] |
Latin America Quartet | 라틴아메리카 콰르텟 | Kim Han-min | CKL Stage | July 6–15 | [64] | |
2020 | Good Day to Read Hamlet | 햄릿 읽기 좋은 날 | Guest | Yeonwoo Small Theatre | February 19 to 29 | [65] |
2021 | Club Berlin | 클럽 베를린 | Seok-ho | CJ Azit Daehakro | May 26 to June 19 | [66] |
India Blog | 인디아 블로그 | Hyuk-jin | Yeonwoo Small Theatre | January 14 to February 28 | [67] | |
2022 | Club Berlin | 클럽 베를린 | Seok-ho | CJ Azit Daehakro | June 26 to July 18 | [68] |
Latin America Quartet | 라틴아메리카 콰르텟 | Kim Han-min | CJ Azit Daehakro | July 1 to 24 | [69] |
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result | Ref. |
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2020 | 56th Baeksang Arts Awards | Best Supporting Actor (TV) | Hyena | Nominated | [70] |
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