Kim Hyung-Joo (Actress, Born 1994)

Kim Hyung-Joo (Hangul: 김형주) is a South Korean actress known for her appearances in various television dramas, streaming series, and films. Born on August 8, 1994, she has built a career taking on supporting and guest roles across major South Korean networks and streaming platforms.

Portrait of South Korean actress Kim Hyung-Joo — Kim Hyung-Joo

Acting Career

Kim began taking on minor and supporting roles in television series during the mid-2010s, with early credits including Second 20's (tvN / 2015) and Five Enough (KBS2 / 2016). Over the following years, she expanded her portfolio into both film and episodic television.

In film, she appeared as a female high school student in Sunset In My Hometown (2018) and portrayed Woo-Chan's older sister in Birthday (2019). On television and streaming platforms, she gained recognition for recurring and guest appearances, such as Myung A-Reum in the TVING web series Work Later, Drink Now (2021) and its subsequent second season (2022–2023). Her later television work includes appearances in MBC's Chief Detective 1958 (2024), tvN's Wedding Impossible (2024), Wavve's LOVE.exe (2025), and tvN's See You at Work Tomorrow (2026).

Filmography

Films

Birthday | Saengil (2019) - Woo-Chan's older sister
Sunset In My Hometown | Byeonsan (2018) - female high school student 1

Television and Streaming Series

See You at Work Tomorrow | Naeildo Chulgeun! (tvN / 2026) - Kim Da-Jin (ep. 2)
LOVE.exe | Je4cha Saranghyeokmyeong (Wavve / 2025) - CF staff (ep. 11-12)
Chief Detective 1958 | Soosabanjang 1958 (MBC / 2024) - Police Officer Kim (ep. 1)
Wedding Impossible (tvN / 2024) - cafe customer (ep. 10)
Work Later, Drink Now 2 | Soolkkundoshiyeojadeul2 (TVING / 2022-2023) - Myung A-Reum
Work Later, Drink Now | Soolkkundoshiyeojadeul (TVING / 2021) - variety show staff
Find Me in Your Memory | Geu Namjaui Kieokbeop (MBC / 2020) - cinema high school student (ep. 7-8)
Drama Stage: History of Walking Upright | Jigribbohaengui Yeoksa (tvN / 2017) - TV Movie
Five Enough | Aiga Dasut (KBS2 / 2016)
Second 20's | Doobunzzae Seumoosal (tvN / 2015)