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South Korean actor (born 1987) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Seo Jun-young (Korean: 서준영; April 24, 1987), born Kim Sang-gu (김상구), is a South Korean actor. He is best known for his roles in award-winning indie Bleak Night,[3] period drama Deep Rooted Tree,[4][5][6] coming-of-age film Eighteen (also known as Whirlwind),[7] and comedy series Super Daddy Yeol.[8]

Born
Kim Sang-gu

(1987-04-24) April 24, 1987 (age 39)
OthernameSuh Joon-yeong
EducationInha University
Theater and Film
OccupationActor
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Seo Jun-young
Seo in October 2016
Born
Kim Sang-gu

(1987-04-24) April 24, 1987 (age 39)
Other nameSuh Joon-yeong
EducationInha University
Theater and Film
OccupationActor
Years active2004–present
Agent(s)T&I Cultures[2]
Korean name
Hangul
김상구
Hanja
金尚久
RRGim Sanggu
MRKim Sanggu
Stage name
Hangul
서준영
Hanja
徐俊英
RRSeo Junyeong
MRSŏ Chunyŏng
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Filmography

Film

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2000 Winter Sonata Yong-ki
2006 Bewitching Attraction young Suk-gyu
2009 Eighteen Kim Tae-hoon
2011 Bleak Night Dong-yoon
2012 My Back Page Umeyama Barrier Free version - Korean dubbed
2014 Broken Park Hyeon-soo
2015 Kwon Bob: Chinatown Ko Jeong-hyeok
Speed Lee Choo-won
2020 For the New Emperor Sin Hwang-je
2021 Camellia Hwang Gwi-tae [9]
A Long Day film director [10]
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Television movies

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2015 I'm After You Yoo Min-woo
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Television series

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2005 Hello My Teacher Park Jae-in
Marrying a Millionaire Kim Tae-hoon
2006 Sharp 3 Park Yi-joon
2007 Heaven & Earth Song Ji-min
Lucifer young Kang Oh-soo
War of Money – Bonus Round Kim Byul
Kimcheed Radish Cubes Jung Dong-min
Yeon Gaesomun Yeon Heonseong
2008 The Great King, Sejong Grand Prince Suyang
My Pitiful Sister young Lee Deok-san
2009 A Goose's Dream Min Seung-gi
Again, My Love young Lee Jung-hoon
He Who Can't Marry Tae-yeol, Yoo-jin's ex-boyfriend
Soul young Shin Ryu
2010 KBS Drama Special:
"The Scary One, The Ghost and I"
young Kim Yong-soo
Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho Chun-woo
Smile, Mom Lee Kang-so
2011 Deep Rooted Tree Grand Prince Gwangpyeong
My One and Only Ki Woon-chan
2012 To the Beautiful You Ha Seung-ri
2013 KBS Drama Special:
"Sirius"
Eun-chang / Shin-woo
Unemployed Romance Song Wan-ha
Wang's Family Gwang-bak's primary school classmate Cameo (episode 18)
2014 KBS Drama Special:
"The Dirge Singer"
Yoon Soo
Secret Door Shin Heung-bok Cameo (episode 1–2)
Tears of Heaven Lee Ki-hyun / Cha Sung-tan
2015 Super Daddy Yeol Shin Woo-hyuk
2016 The Promise Kang Taejun
Another Miss Oh Hae-young (gold)'s blind date Caemo (episode 15)
A Beautiful Mind Lee Sang Joon Cameo (episodes 2 and 9)
2023 Apple of My Eye Keum Kang-san [11]
2024 The Brave Yong Su-jeong Yeo Eui-joo [12]
2025 Queen's House Kim Do-yoon [13]
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Web series

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2015 Sweet Temptation Sang-min miniseries
2022 Goyang Makgeolli Shooting Battle Park Kyung-seok [14]
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Music videos appearances

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2004 "Let's Break Up" Yoon Gun [ko]
2005 "As We Live" SG Wannabe
"Sin and Punishment"
2007 "Be Burnt Completely Black" M To M
2008 "Lalala" SG Wannabe
2010 "Good" Daybreak
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Awards and nominations

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APAN Star Awards 2024 Excellence Award ㅡ Actor in a Serial Drama The Brave Yong Su-jeong Nominated
2025 Top Excellence Award ㅡ Actor in Serial Drama Queen's House Nominated [15]
Blue Dragon Film Awards 2011 Best New Actor Bleak Night Nominated
Buil Film Awards Eighteen Nominated
Bleak Night Nominated
KBS Drama Awards 2013 Best Actor ㅡ One Act/Special Drama Sirius Nominated
2014 Best Actor ㅡ One-Act/Special Drama The Dirge Singer Nominated
2025 Popularity Award ㅡ Actor Queen's House Nominated
Korean Culture and Entertainment Awards 2011 Best New Actor Bleak Night Won [16]
MBC Drama Awards 2024 Top Excellence Award ㅡ Actor in a Daily/Short Drama The Brave Yong Su-jeong Won
Seoul Independent Film Festival 2009 Independent Star Award Eighteen Won
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