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Kim Soo-hyun

South Korean actor (born )

Not to be confused with Kim other people named Kim Soo-hyun, see Kim Soo-hyun (disambiguation).

In this Korean name, the family name is Kim.

Kim Soo-hyun (Korean:&#;김수현; born February 16, ) is a South Korean actor.

One of the highest-paid actors in South Korea in ,[3]his accolades include five Baeksang Arts Awards, two Grand Bell Awards and one Blue Dragon Film Award. He has been featured by Forbes in their Power Celebrity 40 and 30 Under 30 Asia lists.[4] He was also selected as Gallup Korea's Television Actor of the Year.[5]

Kim took several acting classes during his school years on his mother's recommendation to overcome his introvert personality.

Following a few theatrical performances, he made his television debut in with the family sitcom Kimchi Cheese Smile. He went on to establish himself with starring roles in the television dramas Dream High (), Moon Embracing the Sun (), as well as in the top-grossing films The Thieves () and Secretly, Greatly ().

His performance as King Lee Hwon in Moon Embracing the Sun won him the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Actor – Television.

Kim became a top Hallyu star as he gained further success with the fantasy series My Love from the Star (–14), and the variety drama The Producers (), which earned him three Daesang (Grand Prize).[6] He enlisted to complete his mandatory military service in October , and marked his return to acting with the romantic comedy It's Okay to Not Be Okay ().

Following that, he starred in One Ordinary Day () and Queen of Tears ().

Early life and education

Kim was born on February 16, His birth father is Kim Chung-hoon&#;[ko] and was the lead singer of the 80's band "Seven Dolphins".[7] His parents separated when he was very young, therefore he considered himself as an only son raised in a single mother family.[8]

Kim's mother encouraged him to take acting classes during his school years to help him overcome his shy and introverted personality.[9] His aspirations to be an actor really took off between his middle school and high school.[10] His first major acting was in a stage play of Shakespeare's comedyA Midsummer Night's Dream delivering the role of Puck.[11] His later work in the theatre includes the role of Kenickie and Hamlet in the musicalGrease and tragedyHamlet.[12]

By , Kim completed elementary, middle and high school in Gangnam, Seoul and debuted as a TV actor in after auditions.

He enrolled at Chung-Ang University's Film and Theater Department in [13]

Career

– Career beginnings

Kim made his television debut with a supporting role in the family sitcom Kimchi Cheese Smile,[14] and in , landed a lead role in KBS's critically acclaimed youth drama, Jungle Fish.[15] Based on a true story, it tackles the serious issues of school cheating, competitive academic standards, and interactive blogging in a fresh way.[16] The drama won a number of awards, including the USPeabody Award.[17]

For the latter half of the year, Kim appeared in the food-based variety show Delicious Quiz (also known as The Taste of Life) as one of the hosts[18] and in the short filmCherry Blossom.

In , Kim acted in the short filmWorst Friends by Namkoong Sun, which won the Best Film in Social Drama award at the Mise-en-scène Short Film Festival[19] and the well-received SBS drama special Father's House where he acted alongside veteran actor Choi Min-soo.[20] He also co-hosted Mnet's Boys & Girls Music Countdown along with Kara's Han Seung-yeon in [21]

In January , KeyEast signed an exclusive contract with Kim becoming his management company.[22]

Kim raised his profile through memorable turns as the younger version of the male lead characters in Will It Snow for Christmas?[23] and Giant,[20] the latter winning him the Best New Actor award at the SBS Drama Awards.[24]

– Rising popularity and breakthrough

Kim became a household name in after starring in the high school musical drama Dream High.

He plays a country bumpkin who turned out to be a musical genius.[25] The drama brought in high domestic ratings[26] and was also popular overseas, winning several international awards.[27] As the only young actor in a cast of idols, Kim studied song and dance for three months at JYP Entertainment to pull off the required scenes in the drama.[28] He recorded two songs for the drama's soundtrack, his solo "Dreaming"[29] as well as the title track "Dream High" with the rest of the cast.[30]

Kim's popularity skyrocketed when he starred in the hit period drama Moon Embracing the Sun as the King Leehwon.[31] The drama recorded a peak rating of percent,[32] thereby earning the "national drama" status and was exported to locales across Asia, making it one of the most profitable exports in the drama genre.[33] Kim contributed his vocals to the soundtrack with the traditional ballad "Only You"[34] and the more modern composition "Another Way".[35]

Due to his popularity, he set a new record in product endorsements for being the face of 17 products simultaneously.[36] He also won the Best Actor (TV) award at the 48thBaeksang Arts Awards.[37] Beating out heavyweight veterans such as Han Suk-kyu, Shin Ha-kyun and Cha Seung-won, Kim said "I am very grateful for this moment, but I am ashamed as well.

It's like getting a lot of homework. I'll keep trying to become a better actor in order to remain worthy of this award".[38]

Kim made his big-screen debut in the star-studded heist film The Thieves, touted by the press as the Korean version of Ocean's Eleven.[39] With over million ticket sales, the film became the second highest-grossing movie in Korean film history.[40]

In , Kim was cast to play the role of a North Korean spy who infiltrated South Korea as a village idiot in the movie Secretly, Greatly, an adaptation of the popular webtoon series Covertness by Hun.[41] The film broke several records and was one of the most successful box office hits of the year drawing an audience of 7 million.[42] Kim won the Best New Actor (Film) award at the 50thGrand Bell Awards and the 50thBaeksang Arts Awards.[43]

– International popularity

From to early , Kim starred in SBS fantasy romance series My Love from the Star alongside Jun Ji-hyun.[44] He also released two singles for the drama's soundtrack, titled "In Front of Your House" and "Promise".[45] It became massively popular across Asia, especially in China; it had over billion hits as of February on the online video platformiQIYI and also sparked trends in fashion, make-up and restaurants.[46][47]

Kim experienced explosive growth in popularity throughout Asia topping various popularity polls[48] and became one of the most in-demand endorsers with 35 product endorsements.[49] He won the Daesang (or "Grand Prize"), the highest award for television, at the 7thKorea Drama Awards[50] and Most Popular Actor (TV) at 50thBaeksang Arts Awards.[51]

In , Kim starred in KBS variety drama The Producers, written by My Love From the Star writer Park Ji-eun.[52] The drama drew solid ratings domestically, and was also sold to several countries internationally.[53] Kim became one of South Korea's favorite leading faces on TV according to the Korea Broadcast Advertising Corporation.[54] Kim once again won the Daesang (or "Grand Prize") at the 8thKorea Drama Awards,[55]4thAPAN Star Awards[56] and the KBS Drama Awards for his acting performance.[57]

Kim's wax figure made in his image was displayed at Madame Tussauds, Hong Kong[58] and Musée Grévin, Seoul in [59] In the following year, he was listed under Forbes "30 Under 30 Asia list" which comprises 30 influential people under 30 years of age who have made substantial effect in their fields.[60]

Kim then starred in the action-noir film Real, directed by his cousin Lee Sa-rang,[61] which premiered in June [62] The film tanked at the box office and received negative reviews from the critics for its direction, storyline, characters' information; saying that only Kim saved the movie with his acting to some extent.[63]

In contrast, the film received favourable response after its arrival in Taiwan's cinema.[64] Expat Korean Movie Critic/Blogger Pierce Conran included Real in his list of top 15 Korean Movies of for its uniqueness and originality.[65]

In , Kim took a hiatus from acting to complete his obligatory military service of 21 months.[66]

–present: Return to acting

Kim made headlines in news when he returned to his acting career through his special appearances on dramas Hotel del Luna and Crash Landing on You.[67] In December , reports surfaced that Kim would be leaving KeyEast to form a new agency with his cousin.[68] In January , Kim signed with newly formed entertainment agency Gold Medalist.[69]

In , Kim took on the role of Moon Gang-tae, an orphaned psychiatric aide in the tvN broadcast romantic comedy It's Okay to Not Be Okay.[70] The series was Kim's first small screen appearance in a lead role after a five-year gap.[71] In comparison to his previous series, it recorded lesser TV viewership ratings.[67] However, it was the most popular show of on Netflix in South Korea in romance genre.[72]The New York Times named It's Okay to Not Be Okay one of "The Best International Shows of ,"[73] while La Tercera called it "one of the most popular Asian dramas" of [74] S.

Poorvaja of The Hindu said of Kim's acting that he brought "Gang-tae alive on screen perfectly — someone whose silent world weariness slowly but steadily progressed to sparkling eyes, smiles and enthusiasm."[75] He won the Daesang (or "Grand Prize") at the 5th Asia Artist Awards in the television category.[76]

In , Kim starred in Coupang Play's television series One Ordinary Day, based on the British television series Criminal Justice, played the role of Kim Hyun-soo, a normal college student whose life turns upside down when he unexpectedly becomes the key suspect of the murder case.[77] On December 21, , Gold Medalist announced that it will produce and promote actor Kim Soo-hyun's digital human together with EVR Studio.

That has an appearance like a real person and can use facial expressions and plans to be used in a variety of industries including entertainment, metaverse, movies, and advertising in the future.[78]

In , Studio Dragon confirmed Kim's participation in the romantic comedy series Queen of Tears written by Park Ji-eun, with whom Kim had previously collaborated on My Love from the Star and The Producers.[79][80] Kim also recorded the song "Way Home" (Korean:&#;청혼) for the soundtrack of the series;[81] it was the first time in 10 years since he had participated in a series' soundtrack.[82] The series premiered on March 9, and was a success both domestically and internationally.

It recorded a peak national viewership rating of % for its finale, becoming the highest-rated tvN series[83][84] and remained on Netflix's Global Top 10 Non-English TV series rankings for 15 consecutive weeks from its initial release.[85] He was nominated for Best Drama Actor for a fourth time and won Most Popular Actor for a third time at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards.[86]

In , Kim was confirmed to star as Kim Sung-joon, who goes from being an ordinary office worker to becoming the king of the global fake market in Disney+black comedy series Knock-Off, slated for release in [87]

Other activities

Event appearances

In , Kim attended two international sports events.

Held on August 16, , Kim sang the official theme song "Light up the Future" with several artists at the opening ceremony of the Summer Youth Olympic Games held in Nanjing, China.[88] He also participated in the opening ceremony of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. Along with actor Jang Dong-gun, Korean opera singer Ahn Sook-sun and people from 45 nations, they delivered the message of "One Asia" at the second part of the highlight stage.[89]

Ambassadorship

In , Kim along with Bae Suzy were the Ambassadors of the 16th Korea Goyang International Flower Festival.[90] On April 18, , Korea Tourism Organization appointed Kim as the Honorary Ambassador for Korean tourism.[91] On December 3, , Kim was appointed as the Public Relation Ambassador for Lotte Hotel Busan.[92] On May 20, , Kim was appointed as one of the Public Relations Ambassador for his alma mater, Chung-Ang University.[93] On October 25, , Kim was appointed as the Goodwill Ambassador of Seoul.

For the city's promotion, he participated in various cultural events in the next two years.[94] In , Kim was the Honorary Ambassador for the Incheon International Airport.[95] In , Kim is the Promotional Ambassador for Paradise City.[96]

Philanthropy

Since , Kim and his fans have donated a total of 20 tons of rice every year to help those in need.[97]

In April , during his tour of Asia, Kim donated about ₩ million to the China Children & Teenager's Fund from a Gucci charity event.[98] He also joined Yellow Ribbon Campaign,[99] and donated ₩ million to help the teenage victims of Sewol ferry tragedy.[]

In January , Kim along with 32 top stars of South Korea joined an online fund raising event, Give Love, to help NGOs dedicated to protecting children's rights.[]

In February , Kim delivered ₩ million in donations to support low income families affected by COVID pandemic.[]

Endorsements

Kim has been regarded as the "King of product endorsements" by media outlets;[] and has been the face of variety of products ranging from food, clothing, electronics, telecoms to automobiles and more.[] He started emerging as a blue chip in the advertising industry soon after he grabbed viewer's attention through his acting in Giant.[] But when he starred in Moon Embracing the Sun, he set the record of being the face of 17 products simultaneously overtaking figure skater Yuna Kim, who had set the record back in by amassing 15 endorsements.[36] Kim became most in-demand advertising model after his drama My Love from the Star[49] with appearing in more than 30 advertisements, including 10 airing in China and other Asian counties.[] He has also been the face of Jeju airlines and main character of a Chinese video game.[][]

In , Kim Soo-hyun appeared in an ad alongside Gianna Jun for Chinese bottled water company Hengda bingquan.

The move drew negative reactions from South Korean fans due to Hengda listing the source of its water as "Jang bai shan" (Changbai Mountain) rather than the Korean name, "Mount Baekdusan." Both actors sought to revoke their ad contracts after the backlash[] but Kim eventually decided to continue with the ad, which disappointed many of his fans.[]

In , Kim along with Yuna Kim won grand prizes at the National Brand Awards for improving Korea's brand image.[]

Kim joined the Philippine retail brand Bench as a product endorser in July []

On September 13, , Kim was selected as a global ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger.[]

In , Dunkin' Donuts revealed that Kim is their newest product endorser.[]

On August 17, , Kim selected as the new brand ambassador of outdoor fashion brand, Eider.[]

Personal life

In March , Kim was awarded for being a model taxpayer by the local tax office for faithfully paying taxes every Tax Day.[]

In July , it was revealed that Kim has a paternal half-sister named Kim Ju-na, a singer.[]

Bowling

A bowling enthusiast, Kim applied to become a professional bowler in October [] He ranked 10th out of the participants on his first try-out tournament[] but failed to make the cut on the second, falling short of the points needed to qualify with only [] Kim showcased his bowling skills on his guest appearance on MBC's Infinite Challenge.[]

Military enlistment

Kim began his mandatory military service on October 23, [] He was supposed to work in public service duty instead of active duty as he previously underwent a surgery related to his heart.[] However, he voluntarily went for re-examinations and was eventually cleared for the combat.[] He entered a military camp in Paju, Gyeonggi Province to complete his basic training.[]

In late November , Kim's agency announced that he had completed his five weeks of basic training, placing fourth as an outstanding trainee.[] He was rewarded with a vacation by the division commander and received a self deployment to the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion to continue his duty.[]

In February , Kim received an early promotion as a Sergeant for his exceptional conduct in the military.[] Kim was discharged from his military service on July 1, []

Filmography

Main article: Kim Soo-hyun filmography

Selected filmography

Discography

Awards and nominations

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Kim Soo-hyun

Notes

  1. ^Although "Promise" was the part of My Love from the Star's soundtrack, it was not the part of My Love from the Star's soundtrack album.

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