Jung Woo Sung is a South Korean actor who was born on March 20, 1973, in Seoul, South Korea. He began his professional life as a fashion model, but scored an instant hit with his big-screen debut in the crime-themed movie “Beat” (1997), a performance that won him the Best New Actor prize at the Korean Association of Film Critics Awards. He has since gone on to appear in scores of box-office hit movie titles, including “Steel Rain” (2017), The King (2017), and the more recent title “Innocent Witness” (2019) – as well as movie sequel “Steel Rain 2” (2020).

Jung Woo Sung

“Can This Love Be Translated?” And Go Youn Jung Top Most Buzzworthy Drama And Actor Rankings

Hyun Bin And Jung Woo Sung Turn The Tables On Each Other In Final Showdown In “Made In Korea”

“Taxi Driver 3” And Lee Je Hoon Dominate Most Buzzworthy Drama And Actor Rankings

Hyun Bin, Jung Woo Sung, Woo Do Hwan, And More Face Rising Conflict In “Made In Korea”

“Cashero” And 2PM’s Lee Junho Top Most Buzzworthy Drama And Actor Rankings

Watch: Hyun Bin, Jung Woo Sung, Cho Yeo Jeong, Woo Do Hwan, And More Clash In Trailer For “Made In Korea”

Hyun Bin, Jung Woo Sung, Woo Do Hwan, Cho Yeo Jeong, And More Are Entangled In A Battle For Power In “Made In Korea”

Hyun Bin And Jung Woo Sung Bet Everything To Achieve Their Desires In New Drama “Made In Korea” Poster

Hyun Bin And Jung Woo Sung Confirmed To Appear On Variety Show “The Manager”

Jung Woo Sung Is A Tenacious Prosecutor Driven By Obsessive Resolve In “Made In Korea”

In 1908, a small band of Korean freedom fighters are trying to liberate the nation from Imperial Japanese colonial rule. When the militants secure a stunning victory against the colonial army, one of their leaders, Ahn Jung Geun (Hyun Bin), decides to take mercy on the soldiers they have captured. This causes many of the freedom fighters to question Jung Geun’s devotion to the cause. A year later, the militants are forced to once again rally behind Jung Geun as they travel to Harbin, China. Their mission is to thwart talks between the Japanese Prime Minister and Russian officials. But an insider appears to be leaking details of their mission to the enemy. Can his brave group make a heroic stand against tyranny – or are their efforts set to end in tragedy?

Harbin

On December 12, 1979, following President Park Chung Hee's assassination, Major General Chun Doo Gwang (Hwang Jung Min) arrests General Jeong Sang Ho (Lee Sung Min) and initiates a military coup. Commander Lee Tae Shin (Jung Woo Sung) of the Capital Garrison Command opposes Chun's power grab, rallying forces to stop the insurrection. As tensions escalate between the military factions, Chun's powerful allies support his aggressive takeover, creating a critical moment in South Korean political history. With military leaders divided and the nation in turmoil, the struggle for control becomes increasingly intense. This is a 2023 South Korean historical action drama film directed by Kim Sung Su, inspired by true events.

12.12: The Day

Tae Yong (Kwon Sang Woo) took an unconventional path to becoming a lawyer: despite never attending college, he passed the bar exam and obtained his license to practice. Unfortunately, this led to his inability to find a job at a law firm, so instead he turned to public defending. After winning his first criminal retrial, Tae Yong catches the attention of empathetic independent reporter Sam Soo (Bae Sung Woo), who seeks out emotionally-driven stories that other writers often overlook. They decide to team up, and together they vow to fight for those who’ve been wrongfully convicted of crimes. This drama was inspired by a true story.

Delayed Justice

🐉The Dragons of Justice Team⚖️

War games escalate dangerously when international political extremists threaten to spark a catastrophic conflict in East Asia. United States President Willis Chatman Smoot (Angus Macfadyen) pressures South Korean President Han Kyeong Jae (Jung Woo Sung) to participate in military exercises, despite Chinese warnings. During a summit with North Korean leader Jo Seon Sa (Yoo Yeon Seok), the three political leaders are suddenly kidnapped by a North Korean military coup leader aboard a nuclear submarine. Political chaos erupts as the nations teeter on the brink of nuclear war. The captive leaders must find a way to escape and prevent a devastating global conflict. This is a 2020 South Korean political thriller directed by Yang Woo Suk.

Steel Rain 2

🎬Hard Steel Team👮

Jung Man (Bae Sung Woo), a struggling office worker facing bankruptcy, discovers an abandoned designer bag filled with cash in a sauna locker. Desperate and conflicted, he hides the bag while contemplating his next move. Soon, other interested parties, including Yeon Hee (Jeon Do Yeon), a brothel madam, and Tae Young (Jung Woo Sung), a customs agent in debt, learn about the mysterious bag and plot to claim it for themselves. As multiple characters converge around the tempting fortune, tensions rise and dangerous intentions emerge. This is a 2020 South Korean crime thriller directed by Kim Yong Hoon.

Beasts Clawing at Straws

Disaster strikes when professional Go player Tae Seok (Jung Woo Sung) loses a high-stakes matchup against the underground gambling kingpin, Killer (Lee Beom Soo). Tae Seok’s brother is killed – and he is framed and then sent to prison for seven years. While he is behind bars, Tae Seok begins to hatch a plot to take revenge on all the people responsible for his brother’s death. When he is released, he starts putting the plan into action – eyeing a final, fateful confrontation with his arch-nemesis, Killer. Will Tae Seok succeed… or suffer the same fate as his brother? This 2014 South Korean action thriller movie was directed by Jo Bum Gu.

The Divine Move

Tae Suk

Woojoo Film

Park Tae Soo (Jo In Sung), a driven prosecutor from a poor background, fights his way through law school with the dream of success. After becoming a prosecutor, he feels underappreciated until Chief Prosecutor Han Kang Shik (Jung Woo Sung) takes him under his wing, introducing him to the powerful world of the legal elite. As Tae Soo becomes entangled in the dark underbelly of politics and crime, he must confront the moral compromises required to climb the ladder of power. Will his ambition lead him to lose his integrity, or can he resist the temptations of wealth and influence? This is a 2017 South Korean legal drama directed by Han Jae Rim that explores the corruption within the justice system.

The King

Han Kang Sik

After university professor Hak Kyu (Jung Woo Sung) becomes entangled in a sexual harassment scandal. He leaves behind his wife and daughter and relocates to a small rural town, where he takes a position as an instructor at a cultural center. There, he meets Deo Kee (Esom), a young woman who works at an old amusement park, and the two begin a passionate affair. However, upon learning that he's been reinstated as a professor, Hak Kyu returns home, abandoning Deo Kee without a word. Heartbroken and betrayed, Deo Kee thirsts for revenge. She gets the opportunity eight years later when she moves in next door to Hak Kyu under a different name – and Hak Kyu, now a recluse after his family broke apart and he began losing his vision, has no idea. This retelling of the Korean folktale "The Tale of Sim Chong" unfolds in a twisted tale of love, betrayal, and retribution.

Scarlet Innocence

Hak Kyu

Detective Ha Yoon Ju (Han Hyo Joo), a new member of a specialized Korean Police Special Crime Department unit, uses her photographic memory and exceptional skills to track criminals. When a high-profile robbery occurs, her team, led by Chief Detective Hwang Sang Jun (Sol Kyung Gu), is tasked with capturing the elusive group led by a cold-hearted mastermind named James (Jung Woo Sung). As James becomes the target of a hit order from his own superiors, the detectives engage in a dangerous pursuit through the city. With lives at stake, the team must outsmart and capture James in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse that will test their limits and determine who will ultimately survive. This is a non-stop action thriller that promises intense confrontations and strategic manhunts. "Cold Eyes" is a 2013 South Korean action thriller film directed by Cho Ui Seok and Kim Byeong Seo.

Programas

Acerca de