K-Drama Stars Who Were Born In The Month Of November
Happy birthday to these Korean actors and actresses!
Here are the Korean actors and actresses who are celebrating their birthdays this month. Below, we're also updating you on what they've been up to recently and what their upcoming projects are.
Check out the gallery below:
Korean Actors & Actresses - November Birthdays
Korean Actors & Actresses - November Birthdays
Kim Min-Jae - November 1, 1996
Kim Min-jae is currently winning viewers' hearts with his role as a money-grubbing director of an F&B company in "Dali and the Cocky Prince." Last year, he appeared in K-drama "Dr. Romantic 2" and starred in the series "Do You Like Brahms?"
Photo Credit: YAMYAM Entertainment
Kim So-Yeon - November 2, 1980
This seasoned actress portrayed a memorable role of a villain in 2020-2021 makjang series "The Penthouse: War in Life," which ran for three seasons. This earned her several awards, including the Best Actress (TV) at this year's Baeksang Arts Awards. Recently, she made headlines for being in talks to star in the second season of K-drama "Tale of the Nine-Tailed."
Photo Credit: @trencadism via @sysysy1102
So Ji-Sub - November 4, 1977
Actor So Ji-sub, who also runs his own label called 51K, was last seen in the 2018 K-drama "My Secret Terrius." He's confirmed to make his small screen comeback next year via "Dr. Lawyer."
Photo Credit: 51K
Han Ji-Min - November 5, 1982
Han Ji-min (who starred in 2019 K-dramas "Dazzling" and "One Spring Night") is confirmed for two 2022 dramas: "Our Blues" (with Lee Byung-hun, Shin Min-ah, and Kim Woo-bin) and "Beyond the Memory" (with Shin Ha-kyun).
Photo Credit: Golden Dew
Kim Young-Min - November 5, 1971
Last year, Kim Young-min appeared in three series: "Crash Landing on You," "The World of the Married," and "Private Lives." What's next for him is the drama "Military Prosecutor Doberman" that will also star Ahn Bo-hyun, Jo Bo-ah, and Oh Yeon-soo.
Photo Credit: @acefactory.official
Lee Dong-Wook - November 6, 1981
This OG oppa last starred in the 2020 series "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" which is returning for a new season. This year, he was a cast member of reality show "Sea of Hope." Lee Dong-wook's fans will see him next in a lead role in the K-drama "Bad and Crazy" (with Wi Ha-joon, Han Ji-eun, and Cha Hak-yeon).
Photo Credit: GQ Korea
Yoo Su-Bin - November 6, 1992
Yoo Su-bin had a supporting role in the recently-concluded series "Lost." He's currently a cast member of the reality/variety show "Master in the House." His other K-dramas are "Crash Landing on You" and "Start-Up."
Photo Credit: J-Wide Company
Koo Hye-Sun - November 9, 1984
It has been a while since we last saw Koo Hye-sun in a K-drama; the last time was in 2017's "You Are Too Much." These days, this "Boys Over Flowers" actress has been tapping on her other interests such as painting and filmmaking.
Photo Credit: @kookoo900
Won Bin - Nov 10, 1977
Won Bin has been away from the limeelight for over a decade, his last project being the 2010 movie "The Man From Nowhere." Despite this, he remains popular and is still an in-demand endorser. He's currently the face of brands like Olzen, Maxim, and Incellderm. He shares the same agency, Eden 9, with his wife, actress Lee Na-young.
Photo Credit: @_won_bin_
Sandara Park - November 12, 1984
The actress and K-pop idol is making her solo debut after leaving YG Entertainment and joining Abyss Company. Sandara has been busy in terms of music and digital presence. We certainly hope to see her act again; last year, she made a cameo in the K-drama "Dinner Mate."
Photo Credit: Dazed Korea
Moon Chae-Won - November 13, 1986
Moon Chae-won last delighted her fans with her feisty role as a detective in 2020 K-drama "Flower of Evil" (which, by the way, is getting a Philippine adaptation that stars Metro cover girl Lovi Poe and Ultimate Heartthrob Piolo Pascual). Her next project is a movie, the Korean remake of Argentine film "No Kids."
Photo Credit: @moonchaewon_official
Park Hyung-Sik - November 16, 1991
Park Hyung-sik is back, and the ongoing K-drama "Happiness" marks his return to the small screen after military discharge. His last K-drama prior to enlisting was 2018's "Suits" that was based on the American series of the same name.
Photo Credit: Soompi
Han So-Hee - November 18, 1994
Han So-hee is on a roll! From 2020's "The World of the Married," she starred in two series this year: "Nevertheless" and "My Name." She's reportedly starring in a music romance drama titled "Why Did You Come to My House" by the director of "Vincenzo."
Photo Credit: Netflix
Song Hye-Kyo - November 22, 1981
Song Hye-kyo's newest series, "Now, We Are Breaking Up," is about to be released. The K-drama, which pairs her with actor Jang Ki-yong, features her in the role of a fashion company's design team leader. Her K-drama before this was 2019's "Encounter." But wait, there's more: she has another upcoming series called "The Glory."
Photo Credit: @chaumetofficial via @kyo1122
Jung Eun-Chae - November 24, 1986
"The King: Eternal Monarch" (TKEM) actress Jung Eun-chae was cast in Coupang Play's upcoming series titled "Anna," wherein she's reportedly working with Bae Suzy. She's also reuniting with her TKEM co-star Lee Min-ho in the AppleTV web drama "Pachinko."
Photo Credit: @jungeunchae_ via @cledepeaubeaute
Lee Kyu-Hung - November 29, 1983
This K-drama staple had a busy 2020 and 2021 with a mix of starring, supporting, and cameo roles. He starred in the series "Hi Bye, Mama!," and is currently seen in "Happiness." He's reportedly joining the cast of upcoming Netflix original series "All of Us Are Dead."
Photo Credit: @acefactory.official
Lead photos from @chaumetofficial via @kyo1122, @pinprestige, Netflix, and SBS
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