Kim Seon-ho

Kim Seon-ho, born on May 8, 1986, is a prominent actor from South Korea. He embarked on his acting career in theater in 2009 and transitioned to television in 2017 with appearances in two KBS2 dramas, "Good Manager" and "Strongest Deliveryman." His performance in MBC's "Two Cops" garnered him significant recognition, earning him two awards at the MBC Drama Awards. In 2018, Kim starred in the historical drama "100 Days My Prince," which achieved remarkable success and became one of the highest-rated dramas in the history of Korean cable television.

After a brief hiatus, he made his comeback in October 2020 in the tvN series "Start-Up." His role as Han Ji Pyung, a clever investor grappling with a tragic backstory, resonated with audiences, leading to a considerable increase in his popularity both in South Korea and internationally. Kim Seon-ho's journey from theater to mainstream television exemplifies his talent and dedication to the craft, earning him a place among the leading actors in the industry. His impressive performances and growing fanbase highlight his significant impact on contemporary Korean drama.