These Korean Actors And Actresses Were Born In The Month Of July
Find out who among your favorite K-drama stars were born in the same month. Plus, read about their latest and upcoming projects!
Before July ends, we pay tribute to these Korean actors and actresses who celebrated 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 - July Birthdays
Korean Actors & Actresses - July Birthdays
Ahn Jae-Hyun - July 1, 1987
His TVING reality show "Spring Camping," a spin-off series of tvN's "New Journey To The West" which Ahn Jae-hyun was an original cast member of, premiered last May.
Photo Credit: @aagbanjh
Kim Go-Eun - July 2, 1991
Aside from being a cast member of the JTBC variety show "The Sea I Desire," Kim Go-eun is also starring in the upcoming K-drama "Yumi's Cells" that will premiere this September.
Photo Credit: Mindbridge
Lee Je-Hoon - July 4, 1984
Lee Je-hoon had two K-dramas this 2021, "Move to Heaven" and "Taxi Driver" (which was confirmed for season 2). He also set up his own entertainment agency just last month, and will be producing a series called "Unframed" with movie production company Hard Cut.
Photo Credit: Netflix
Ji Chang-Wook - July 5, 1987
Ji Chang-wook was busy filming for the series "The Sound of Magic," which is based on webtoon "Annarasumanara." However, he tested positive for COVID-19 recently, so filming is halted for now.
Photo Credit: Bench
Kim Bum - July 7, 1989
Last year, he was a part of the main cast of the series "Tale of the Nine-Tailed," and this year, he starred in the K-drama "Law School." He's also confirmed to join the cast of upcoming fantasy drama "Ghost Doctor."
Photo Credit: @kkbyss
Choi Tae-Joon - July 7, 1991
Choi Tae-joon recently starred in the webtoon-based series "So I Married the Anti-Fan."
Photo Credit: Studio Santa Claus Entertainment
Gong Yoo - July 10, 1979
Recently, Gong Yoo starred in the sci-fi action film "Seo Bok." What are coming up for this actor are the film "Wonderland" and the Netflix series "The Silent Sea."
Photo Credit: Management SOOP
Moon Ga-Young, July 10, 1996
She starred in K-drama "True Beauty" which aired its final episode last February 4. Moon Ga-young also did a web drama this year called "Recipe for Youth." This month, she made headlines, as she was said to be in talks to star in a new tvN drama with Yeo Jin-goo.
Photo Credit: KeyEast
Chae Soo-Bin - July 10, 1994
From 2020's "A Piece of Your Mind," she was in talks for a lead role in the upcoming K-drama "Our Police Course" with Kang Daniel. Chae Soo-bin has also been confirmed to join the cast of the movie "The Pirates 2."
Photo Credit: Netflix via @soobinms
Woo Do-Hwan - July 12, 1992
Woo Do-hwan's last K-drama was 2020's "The King: Eternal Monarch." He's currently enlisted in the military.
Photo Credit: KeyEast
Lee Byung-Hun - July 12, 1970
Lee Byung-hun was confirmed for the drama "Here" by screenwriter No Hee-kyung back in 2019, but filming for it couldn't push through because of COVID-19. This time, the actor was said to have been offered a role in the same screenwriter's new drama titled "Our Blues." He's also reportedly starring and producing the Netflix film titled "I Believe In A Thing Called Love."
Photo Credit: BH Entertainment
Jang Dong-Yoon - Juy 12, 1992
Last year, Jang Dong-yoon starred in the mystery/thriller "Search." This year, though, his K-drama "Joseon Exorcist" was cancelled following criticism on historical inaccuracies and the use of Chinese-style props for a show set during the Joseon dynasty.
Photo Credit: @dongyicompany.official
Lee Kwang-Soo - July 14, 1985
Lee Kwang-soo recently made headlines for leaving the variety show "Running Man," of which he was a regular cast member for 11 years. In January this year, his agency said that he's been confirmed for the lead role in the upcoming drama series "Hero."
Photo Credit: @kkbyss
Kim Woo-Bin - July 16, 1989
Kim Woo-bin was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer in 2017, so his last K-drama was 2016's "Uncontrollably Fond." Now, he's back to work! Just this month, he was reported to be in talks for the lead role in new Netflix original drama "Delivery Driver."
Photo Credit: @jaegerlecoultre
Jeon Yeo-Been - July 26, 1989
After her successful K-drama "Vincenzo" which wrapped up last May, Jeon Yeo-been has been confirmed to star in the upcoming Netflix series "Glitch." Last year, she also starred in the film "Night in Paradise."
Photo Credit: @jwidecompany
Park Gyu-Young - July 27, 1993
Park Gyu-young is currently seen in the series "The Devil Judge." She also has an upcoming KBS2 rom-com titled "Dal Ri and Gamjatang." Last year, she was a cast member of K-dramas "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" and "Sweet Home."
Photo Credit: @polham_official
Jo In-Sung - July 28, 1981
K-drama fans surely miss Jo In-sung, as his last K-drama was back in 2014, "It's Okay, That's Love," and he merely had a special appearance in 2016's "Dear My Friends." Late last year, he finally made headlines for a possible K-drama comeback via the webtoon-based series "Moving." He's also confirmed for the upcoming crime/thriller film "Smugglers."
Photo Credit: @iokcompany
Shin Se-Kyung - July 29, 1990
Shin Se-kyung's last K-drama was 2020's "Run On." What's new with this actress/vlogger is her first-ever documentary movie series called "Another Record," which is set to show never-before-seen aspects of Korean celebrities' lives.
Photo Credit: Banila Co.
Happy birthday to these Korean stars!
Lead photos from Glorious Entertainment, Bench, BH Entertainment / Elle Korea, Mindbridge, and Management Soop
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