Choi Jin-hyuk

Choi Jin-hyuk, born Kim Tae-ho on February 9, 1986, hails from Mokpo, South Jeolla, South Korea. This talented actor is well known for his compelling performances in both leading and supporting roles across various K-dramas. Choi’s entry into the entertainment scene came in 2006 when he won a grand prize in the reality talent show “Survival Star Audition.” By 2010, he adopted the stage name Choi Jin-hyuk, marking the beginning of his rise to fame, particularly with his role in the drama “It’s Alright, Daddy’s Daughter.”

His career gained significant momentum in 2013 when he showcased his versatility as a fierce spirit god in “Gu Family Book.” This role, coupled with his portrayal of a brooding chaebol in the popular series “Heirs,” helped him become a recognizable face in the industry. Choi's ability to embody complex characters continued to shine through in subsequent dramas like “Emergency Couple” and “Pride and Prejudice,” where he brought depth and nuance to his performances.

After fulfilling his mandatory military service, Choi Jin-hyuk made a notable comeback in 2017 with the drama “Tunnel.” His portrayal of a detective with time-traveling abilities further solidified his position as one of the leading actors in South Korean television. His work in “Tunnel” was particularly praised for its blend of suspense and character development, displaying his range as an actor.

Choi's latest role in the upcoming drama “Miss Night and Day” as Gye Ji-ung continues to highlight his talent and dedication to his craft. As he takes on new challenges, Choi Jin-hyuk remains a beloved figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, consistently engaging audiences with his performances and commitment to evolving as an artist.