Born 1964 (age 61) · Seoul, South Korea
Appears in 38 titles

Han Suk-kyu (한석규) is a South Korean actor. He was born on 3rd November 1964 in Seoul. During the 1990s, he was considered one of the top actors in Korean cinema with hits including Green Fish (1997), No. 3 (1997), Christmas in August (1998), and the blockbuster Shiri (1999). Following an injury and hiatus, his career declined in the 2000s. Films like The Scarlet Letter (2004), and The President's Last Bang (2005) proved to be very controversial because of the political subject matter and the suicide of a co-star. Although films like A Bloody Aria (2006) enjoyed cult popularity. Eventually in the 2010s, he enjoyed a resurgence in mainstream popularity following acclaimed work in the television series Deep Rooted Tree (2011), Secret Door (2014), and Dr. Romantic (2016-2020), as well as work in the blockbuster film The Berlin File (2013) and other hit films including The Prison (2017) and Forbidden Dream (2019).

Filmography

The Berlin File
6.7
The Berlin File
2013
as Jung Jin-soo
Shiri
6.4
Shiri
1999
as Yu Jong-won
The Prison
7.0
The Prison
2017
as Jung Ik-ho
Christmas in August
7.7
Christmas in August
1998
as Jung-won
Green Fish
6.9
Green Fish
1997
as Mak-dong
Tell Me Something
6.2
Tell Me Something
1999
as Detective Cho
The President's Last Bang
6.5
The President's Last Bang
2005
as KCIA Chief Agent Joo
The Scarlet Letter
6.4
The Scarlet Letter
2004
as Lee Ki-hoon
White Night
6.1
White Night
2009
as Han Dong-soo
Eye For An Eye
6.4
Eye For An Eye
2008
as Capt. Baek Sung-chan
A Bloody Aria
5.4
A Bloody Aria
2006
as Moon-jae
The Royal Tailor
7.1
The Royal Tailor
2014
as Jo Dol-suk
My Paparotti
7.1
My Paparotti
2013
as Sang-jin
No. 3
6.3
No. 3
1997
as Tae-joo
The Contact
7.3
The Contact
1997
as Dong-hyun
Forbidden Dream
7.1
Forbidden Dream
2019
as King Sejong
The Gingko Bed
5.1
The Gingko Bed
1996
as Soo-hyun
Double Agent
5.9
Double Agent
2003
as Lim Byeong-ho
Forbidden Quest
5.4
Forbidden Quest
2006
as Yun-seo
Villain & Widow
6.5
Villain & Widow
2010
as Chang-in