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Joo Suk-Tae: South Korean Actor Profile and Filmography

Joo Suk-Tae (Hangul: 주석태) is a South Korean actor born on March 19, 1976. Known for his extensive supporting roles across both film and television, he has built a prolific career portraying diverse characters ranging from detectives and prosecutors to corporate figures and historical officers.

Joo Suk-Tae portrait photograph
Joo Suk-Tae

Film Career

Joo began appearing in films during the mid-2000s, initially taking minor or supporting roles. Over the years, he has contributed to numerous high-profile South Korean cinematic releases:

  • Noryang: Deadly Sea (2023) – Toyohisa
  • The Wild (2023) – Jo Jung-Gon
  • OK! Madam (2020) – Deputy Department Head Shin
  • The Man Standing Next (2020) – Shin Ik-Chi
  • By Quantum Physics: A Nightlife Venture (2019) – Department Head Moon
  • Watching (2019) – General Manager Choi
  • The Great Battle (2018) – Ko Hye-Jin
  • The Swindlers (2017)
  • Ordinary Person (2017) – Young Prosecutor
  • Master (2016) – Peter Kim
  • The Age of Shadows (2016) – Prosecutor
  • Tunnel (2016) – Korea Expressway Corporation employee
  • Roaring Currents (2014) – Katsura
  • A Hard Day (2014) – Detective Nam
  • Hide and Seek (2013) – Ex-detective
  • Modern Boy (2008) – Detective wearing beret

Television and Drama Series

In addition to his cinematic work, Joo has maintained a steady presence in television dramas across major networks and streaming platforms. His notable television credits include:

  • Spring Fever (tvN, 2026) – Oh A-Ram's dad
  • Spirit Fingers (TVING, 2025) – Song U-Yeon's dad
  • First Lady (MBN, 2025) – Lim Hyun-Gyo
  • Love Your Enemy (tvN, 2024) – Yoon Ho-Seok
  • Hide (Coupang Play-JTBC, 2024) – Choi Ho-Sik
  • My Demon (SBS, 2023–2024) – Cha Tae-Jun (ep. 1)
  • Korea-Khitan War (KBS2, 2023–2024) – Choi Jil
  • One Dollar Lawyer (SBS, 2022) – Chairman Choi Ki-Seok
  • Alchemy of Souls (tvN, 2022) – Jin U-Tak
  • The Devil Judge (tvN, 2021) – Chairman Kang Ji-Sang
  • Kingdom (Netflix, 2019) – Lee Do-Jin
  • Prison Playbook (tvN, 2017–2018) – Yeom Sang-Jae

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