Kim Min-kyo

South Korean actor and director

Kim Min-kyo - Performers & Entertainers born April 15th, 1974
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Born on April 15, 1974, this individual achieved prominence in the South Korean entertainment industry. The career includes notable performances in television and cinema, with a directing credit in addition to acting. The individual starred in popular television series such as 'Kiss Me' and 'Wonderful Life'. As a director, the individual worked on several projects that showcased unique storytelling and artistry.

Starred in 'Kiss Me'

Directed various television projects

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