Kim Jung Hyun

Biography

Kim Jung-hyun, born on April 5, 1990, is a South Korean actor known for his versatility, emotional depth, and ability to take on a wide range of roles across television and film. Raised in Busan, he developed an early interest in performance and later studied acting at the Korea National University of Arts, where he refined the skills that would shape his career.

Early Career and Breakthrough
Kim Jung-hyun began his career with short films and theater before transitioning to television. His early roles in projects like Jealousy Incarnate (2016) and The Rebel (2017) helped him gain attention for his natural acting style and screen charisma. His breakthrough came with School 2017, where he played a misunderstood high school student, earning praise for his layered performance.

Rising Popularity
He continued to rise in prominence through memorable roles in series such as Welcome to Waikiki (2018), showcasing his comedic talent, and Time (2018), where he displayed emotional intensity. His performance as the melancholic yet charming King Cheoljong in Mr. Queen (2020–2021) became one of his most acclaimed roles, earning him significant recognition both in Korea and internationally.

Kim Jung-hyun also gained widespread attention for his supporting role in the global hit Crash Landing on You (2019–2020), where he portrayed a conflicted but endearing character whose storyline deeply resonated with viewers.

Personal Growth & Continued Success
Despite facing challenges in his personal and professional life, Kim Jung-hyun has been open about his efforts to improve his health and return to his craft with renewed focus. His dedication has helped him rebuild his career and reconnect with audiences who appreciate his sincerity and talent.