Jo Han-seon

Jo Han-sun (; born June 17, 1981) is a South Korean actor. Early life and career Jo was born into a family with financial difficulties. A Hongik University graduate with a degree in Sports Industry Studies, he played football as a goalkeeper through his youth and university years. He was drafted by Bucheon SK, but ultimately switched to acting due to a back injury. He made his debut in an OB commercial in 2001, then became a household name through the sitcom Nonstop 3 (2002) and the television dramas April Kiss (2004) and Hot Stove League (2019). He is best known for the films Temptation of Wolves (2004), Cruel Winter Blues (2006), A Better Tomorrow, the 2010 remake of the Hong Kong classic, and Blue Busking (2016).

Personal life His father died in 2005 following a prolonged hospital stay after a traffic accident. In the same year, Jo caused a multi-vehicle collision while driving intoxicated in Gangnam, Seoul, resulting in one injury. He was booked and fined without being physically detained, and his driver's license was revoked. In 2010, Jo married Jung Hye-jung. The couple has two children.

Filmography Film

Television series Year Title Role Notes 2002 Nonstop 3 Jo Han-sun 2003 Good Person Kang Tae-pyung 2004 April Kiss Kang Jae-sup 2010 The Woman Who Still Wants to Marry Lee Shin-young's ex-fiancé (cameo) 2013–2014 Thrice Married Woman Ahn Kwang-mo 2015 Mask Kim Jung-tae 2016 Yeah, That's How It Is Yoo Se-Hyun 2019 Possessed Hong Seo-jung 2019–2020 Hot Stove League Lim Dong-gyu 2020 She Knows Everything In Ho-chul 2021 KBS Drama Special Jeong Seok-yeong Episode "The Break of Memories"

Web series Year Title RoleNotes 2024–2026 A Shop for Killers Be-il

Variety shows Year Title Notes 2015 Law of the Jungle in Nicaragua Cast member20222 Days & 1 Night Guest; S4 ep. 141-143

Music video appearances Year Song title Artist 2003 "Is It True" Jang Na-ra 2006 "Twelfth Night" As One 2007 "Goodbye" KCM 2008 "Women Always Want Love" Wax 2009 "Message from the Heart" Freestyle 2010 "Ghost" Hwayobi and Go Yoo-jin 2013 "Walking Along" Cho Yong-pil 2021 "Again" Monni

Awards and nominations Year Award Category Nominated work Result 2004 3rd Korean Film Awards Best New Actor Temptation of Wolves 2005 42nd Grand Bell Awards Best New Actor 2007 15th Chunsa Film Art Awards Best Supporting Actor Cruel Winter Blues 28th Blue Dragon Film Awards Best Supporting Actor 6th Korean Film Awards Best Supporting Actor 2020 MBC Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Monday-Tuesday Miniseries / Short Drama She Knows Everything SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting ActorHot Stove League Best Supporting Team 2021 KBS Drama Awards Best Actor in Drama Special/TV Cinema Drama Special – Abyss