Kang Seok-Woo

Kang Seok-Woo (Hangul: 강석우) is a veteran South Korean actor born on October 1, 1957. Throughout his extensive career spanning several decades, he has appeared in numerous films and television series, establishing a prominent presence in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Filmography

Kang Seok-Woo has built a diverse filmography appearing in various cinematic works since the late 20th century. Notable film credits include:

Piano in Winter (Pianoga itneun gyeoul, 1995) - Jin-woo
Mom, the Star, and the Sea Anemone (Malmijal, 1995)
Yeonaeneun pro, gyeolhoneun amateur (1994)
Jazz Bar Hiroshima (Jjaejeu bba Hiroshima, 1992)
Walking to Heaven (Geoleoseo haneulgaji, 1992)
Free Madam (Jayu buin, 1990)
Broken Heart (Sangcheo, 1989)
A Dangerous Scent (Uiheomhan hyanggi, 1988)
Love Triangle (Du yeojaui jib, 1987)
Winter Wanderer (Gyeoul nageune, 1986)
Stranger (Ibangin, 1985)
Tanya (1982)
Traveller's Sadness (Yeosu, 1979)
Thy Name Is Woman (Neoui ileumi yeoja, 1969) - Ju-hyeok

Television Series

In addition to his film work, Kang has maintained an active television career, taking on diverse supporting and main roles across major South Korean broadcasting networks:

In Your Radiant Season (MBC / 2026) - Park Man-Jae
Goodbye Earth (Netflix / 2024) - Father Baek Sang-Hyeok
Home for Summer (KBS1 / 2019) - Joo Yong-Jin
My Father is Strange (KBS2 / 2017) - Cha Gyu-Taek
Glorious Day (SBS / 2014) - Seo Min-Sik
A Little Love Never Hurts (MBC / 2013-2014) - Song Ho-Sub
Can We Get Married? (JTBC / 2012-2013) - Dong-Gun
Smile Again (KBS / 2010-2011) - Kim Joon
You Smile (SBS / 2009) - Jeong-kil
You Are My Destiny (KBS / 2008-2009) - Kim Dae-Ku
Landscape in My Heart (KBS / 2007) - Na Pan-Soo
Hearts of Nineteen (KBS / 2006-2007) - Hong Poong-Koo
Wedding (KBS2 / 2005) - Lee Jung-Il
Sharp 2 (KBS2 / 2005-2006)
The Age of Heroes (MBC / 2004-2005)
Love is All Around (MBC / 2004)
Sharp 1 (KBS2 / 2003-2005) - Sang-heum Lee
Screen (SBS / 2003)
Ahjumma (MBC / 2001)
Beautiful Days (SBS / 2001-2002)
Look Back in Anger (KBS2 / 2000) - Hwang Byung-Ki
School 1 (KBS2 / 1999) - Yang Dong-Chul