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I am actor Pyo Gi-hoon, a graduate of Far East University’s Department of Theatre and Acting. I have built characters’ deficiencies and inner lives with depth as a lead in numerous independent films, including <Flying Fish> and <Manjo Exploration Haewongyeong>. My on-set experience in dramas such as <The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call>, <Goryeo–Khitan War>, and <The Uncanny Counter 2> has also given me a strength in portraying realistic professions and period-drama roles. Through physical expression grounded in taekwondo and action, as well as rhythmic performances involving Korean percussion and bass, I am an actor who connects emotion and movement convincingly.
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Minor role — dancer in the protagonist’s fantasy
Supporting role — detective interrogating the protagonist
Supporting role — civil servant who helps foreigners
Lead role — a loner with no parents or friends, a man who wants to die by suicide
Minor role — dancer and ensemble member in the protagonist’s fantasy
Reporter asking questions at Ga Seon-yeong (Jang Yoon-ju)’s press conference
Security guard who drags Lee Hyo-do (Kim Do-yeon) out after he enters the company
Radiologic technologist shouting that a blade is piercing the aorta of an emergency patient
Khitan warrior fighting Goryeo
Security guard asking people to use another elevator because the elevator is undergoing inspection
Court official helping with directions
Resident of Cheongsan Village (recurring minor role)
Junior colleague telling senior colleague (Gong Min-jeong) to watch the news
Security guard showing CCTV footage to Kim Yoon-woo
Employee secretly making drugs who discovers and pursues the protagonist’s group
Member of a group of school bullies harassing Seo Jun-yeong (Oh Jae-woong)
Minor role — presents the protagonist with an alternative choice, guided by the motto “Let’s do what we want and live our lives”
Lead role — passed over for promotion by a colleague and forced to work under him, but someone others can trust with their work
Minor role — police officer opposing the protagonist’s group
Supporting role — a person who provides production support for a web drama
Lead role — a man confined to his home after failing to find a job
Lead role — an office worker living his best life while caring for his mother undergoing chemotherapy
Lead role — a drug broker
Lead role — a director of a play funded by a production company who clashes with the playwright
Small supporting role — head-office employee who protests to franchise owners
Lead role — an older-brother doctor whose life is perfect in every way, unlike his younger sibling
Lead role — an office worker who keeps running without rest amid a busy life
Lead role — a police officer half out of his mind after losing his wife
Supporting role — a director searching for answers by turning his own story into a play
Lead role — a man protecting his apple farm from a predatory company
Immature eldest son trying to squeeze money from his mother to raise 100 million won for a home
A man who dumps his girlfriend for his dream but regrets it
Supporting role — a man who works as a loan shark and thinks only of how to survive
Lead role — a man who suffers karmic retribution after getting drunk and attempting to intimidate a woman
Education
Acting, Department of Theatre and Acting
Award winner at the Miryang Theatre Festival
03/2015 ~ 02/2021
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