Wi Ha-jun

Wi Ha-jun is a South Korean actor who has captured audiences with his engaging performances on both film and television. He rose to international fame through his portrayal of Detective Hwang Jun-ho in the globally successful series "Squid Game," which aired its first season in 2021 and will continue with seasons two and three in 2024 and 2025. His character's nuanced blend of determination and vulnerability resonated with viewers, solidifying Wi's place in the entertainment industry.

Before his breakout role, Wi made his acting debut in the film "Chinatown" in 2015. He showcased his versatility early on with performances in various genres. Notably, he starred in the horror film "Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum" in 2018, where he played the leader of a thrill-seeking group, further proving his range as an actor. He also appeared in "Shark: The Beginning" and "Midnight," both released in 2021, demonstrating his ability to navigate intense and dramatic narratives.

Wi's television credits prior to "Squid Game" include notable series such as "Something in the Rain" (2018) and "Romance Is a Bonus Book" (2019). His roles in "18 Again" (2020) and "Bad and Crazy" (2021) showcased not only his acting chops but also his ability to handle diverse character arcs. In 2022, he took on the character of Choi Do-il in "Little Women," further expanding his repertoire and gaining critical acclaim.

As he continues to build on his success, Wi Ha-jun is set to appear as Lee Joon-ho in "The Midnight Romance in Hagwon" in 2024, and he will reprise his role as Detective Hwang Jun-ho in the upcoming seasons of "Squid Game." His growing influence in the industry was recognized when he was named one of GQ Korea's Men of the Year in 2022. Managed by MSTeam Entertainment, Wi remains a compelling figure in contemporary Korean drama, with audiences eager to see where his career will lead next.