Joo Jin-mo | |
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Born | |
Occupation | Actor |
Agent | Hodu & U Entertainment [2] |
Spouse | Ahn Bong-hee (died 2023) |
Korean name | |
Hangul | 주진모 |
Hanja | |
Revised Romanization | Ju Jin-mo |
McCune–Reischauer | Chu Chinmo |
Joo Jin-mo (born February 26, 1958) is a South Korean actor. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
On April 9, 2023, the agency announced that Joo's wife, the late Ahn Bong-hee, died on the same day due to chronic illness. [8]
Year | Title | Role |
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1996 | Farewell My Darling | |
1997 | Father vs. Son | |
2001 | Waikiki Brothers | Man selling items at rest area |
2003 | If You Were Me | |
2004 | The Big Swindle | |
The President's Barber | Chief police at police substation | |
My Mother, the Mermaid | Resident | |
To Catch a Virgin Ghost | Ban-do | |
3-Iron | Detective Jo | |
A Starving Day (short film) | ||
2005 | Interview (short film) | |
2006 | Family Ties | Woon-shik |
The Bad Utterances | ||
Tazza: The High Rollers | Jjakgwi | |
Righteous Ties | Jang Nak-young | |
Cruel Winter Blues | Lead detective | |
2007 | A Shark | Middle-aged gambler |
The Happy Life | Ki-young's senior | |
Going by the Book | Bank branch manager | |
2008 | Sunny | Seong-chan |
Sa-kwa | Hyun-jung's father | |
2009 | Handphone | Captain Kim |
Hello, Stranger | Driver Park | |
Running Turtle | Team leader Yang | |
Good Morning President | Chief of Secret Service | |
Heaven's Postman | Yoon Jeon-soo | |
Jeon Woo-chi: The Taoist Wizard | Shaman | |
2010 | Troubleshooter | Won Joo-bong |
2011 | Heartbeat | Company president Kang |
Children | Director Ahn | |
Officer of the Year | Jo Joon-goo (cameo) | |
Head | Chief Lee | |
Quick [9] | Team leader Kim | |
The Client | Judge | |
Mr. Idol | Lee Yoo-jin's father | |
2012 | The Thieves | Detective |
2013 | South Bound | Public Security Bureau 1 |
New World | Police commissioner Ko | |
Happiness for Sale | Kang Bong-geun | |
Steal My Heart | Chief detective | |
2014 | The Plan Man | Laundry |
Kundo: Age of the Rampant | Song Young-gil | |
2015 | Chronicle of a Blood Merchant | Heo Sam-gwan's uncle |
2016 | A Violent Prosecutor | Judge Choi |
Pandora | Minister | |
2017 | The Sheriff in Town | Ship Captain Park (special appearance) |
The King's Case Note | Jik Je-hak | |
V.I.P. | National Intelligence Service high rank executive | |
2019 | Long Live The King | So-pal |
2020 | Collectors | Man-gi [10] |
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