Joo Sang-wook
South Korean actor in drama series
Born
July 18th, 1978
46 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
South Korea
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Debuted in the entertainment industry in 2001. Gained recognition for roles in television dramas, particularly in series such as 'Giant,' 'Birth of a Beauty,' and 'The Lady in Dignity.' Gained popularity for versatility in portraying complex characters. Also featured in films, notably 'The Target.' Received several awards for acting performances.
Starred in 'Giant'
Starred in 'Birth of a Beauty'
Starred in 'The Lady in Dignity'
Featured in 'The Target'
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