List of South Korean male actors

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This is a list of South Korean male television, film, musical, theatre and voice actors who are active in South Korea. Names are listed as stage name.

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Ahn Hyo-seop

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Bae In-hyuk

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Cha Tae-hyun

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D.O.

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Eric Mun

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Gong Yoo

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Hyun Bin

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Im Si-wan

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Ji Chang-wook

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Kim Soo-hyun

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Lee Min-ho

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Ma Dong Seok

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Namkoong Min

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Ok Taec-yeon

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Park Bo-gum

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Rain

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Song Joong-ki

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T.O.P

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Uhm Tae-woong

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V

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Won Bin

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Xiumin

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Yoo Seung-ho

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Zo In-sung

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