Woo Do-Hwan: Biography and Career Profile

Woo Do-Hwan (born July 12, 1992) is a South Korean actor known for his roles in various television drama series and films.

Woo Do-Hwan

Early Career and Filmography

Woo began his acting career with early television appearances in the early 2010s, including Shut Up Flower Boy Band (2012) and Come, Come, Absolutely Come (2011–2012). He later transitioned into feature films and prominent television drama roles.

Notable Television Series

Woo has gained recognition for his performances in multiple major streaming and broadcast series:

Save Me (OCN / 2017) - Seok Dong-Cheol
Mad Dog (KBS2 / 2017) - Kim Min-Joon
Tempted (MBC / 2018) - Kwon Shi-Hyun
My Country: The New Age (JTBC / 2019) - Nam Seon-Ho
The King: Eternal Monarch (SBS / 2020) - Jo Young / Jo Eun-Sup
Bloodhounds (Netflix / 2023) - Kim Gun-Woo
Joseon Attorney: A Morality (MBC / 2023) - Kang Han-Soo
Mr. Plankton (Netflix / 2024) - Hae-Jo

Film Appearances

In addition to television work, Woo has appeared in several Korean films:

Operation Chromite (2016) - Lee Kyung-Sik’s subordinate 2
Master (2016) - Man with baseball cap backwards
The Divine Fury (2019) - Ji-Shin
The Divine Move 2: The Wrathful (2019) - Loner
My Puppy (2023) - Mi-Sun's husband

Awards and Recognition

Over his career, Woo has received several acting accolades:

Best New Actor for Mad Dog at the 2017 KBS Drama Awards (December 31, 2017)
Excellent Actor (Monday & Tuesday mini-series) for Tempted at the 2018 MBC Drama Awards (December 30, 2018)
Best Actor for Joseon Attorney: A Morality at the 2023 MBC Drama Awards (December 30, 2023)