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Comprehensive chronicle of Jung Woo-sung's journey to global stardom
Comprehensive chronicle of Jung Woo-sung's journey to global stardom
Jung Woo-sung makes his streaming debut in Disney+'s political drama 'Made in Korea', starring as prosecutor Jang Keon-young. The series premiered globally on December 24, 2025, marking a major career milestone as his first leading role on a major international streaming platform. The premiere culminated a promotional campaign that began with a press conference on December 15th, where he discussed his role and the project's creative freedom.
Jung Woo-sung stars in Disney+'s highly anticipated political drama 'Made in Korea,' directed by Woo Min-ho, marking his debut on a major streaming platform.
Jung Woo-sung attended a press conference in Seoul for the Disney+ series 'Made in Korea', where he discussed his role and the project. This event served as the official promotional launch for his upcoming starring role in a major streaming platform's original series. At the conference, he highlighted the creative freedom of playing a fictional character in a historical setting and posed for photos with the cast.
The Disney+ series 'Made in Korea,' starring Jung Woo-sung as prosecutor Jang Keon-young, premiered globally, marking a significant career moment as his first leading role in a high-profile international streaming platform's Korean original series.
Jung Woo-sung's 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade' competed at the 66th San Sebastian International Film Festival, a major milestone for the actor-director. The festival wrapped on September 29, 2024, with the film's results revealed.
The 66th San Sebastian Film Festival opens, with Jung Woo-sung's 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade' competing.
The 66th San Sebastian International Film Festival concluded, announcing results for 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade.'
Jung Woo-sung dazzled at the 22nd Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan) red carpet, reaffirming his star power in Korean cinema. The event kicked off with a lineup of top actors in attendance.
Jung Woo-sung attended the 22nd BiFan red carpet, showcasing his ongoing influence in South Korean cinema alongside other notable actors at the festival's opening.
Jung Woo-sung stars in 'Innocent Witness' as a lawyer rediscovering his purpose, highlighting the film’s warmth and healing themes—a shift from his usual charismatic roles. The movie premieres in February 2024.
Jung Woo-sung described his role in 'Innocent Witness' as a lawyer rediscovering his convictions, emphasizing the film's warmth and healing qualities as a departure from his previous work.
Jung Woo-sung returns to a heartwarming role in his upcoming film 'Innocent Witness,' departing from his usual charismatic characters.
Jung Woo-sung starred in 'Steel Rain' (Dec. 14, 2023), a gripping political thriller about averting nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula. The film became a blockbuster, selling over 4 million tickets by early 2024 and cementing Jung’s star power in Korean cinema. Despite competition, it thrived, showcasing his versatility as a leading man.
Jung Woo-sung stars in the blockbuster political thriller 'Steel Rain', about averting a nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula, which sold 4.35 million tickets by its fourth weekend despite slipping to fifth at the box office.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Steel Rain,' in which he stars as a North Korean agent, is set to premiere alongside 'Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds,' but he remains optimistic about its performance due to genre differences.
"Steel Rain" exceeded 3 million viewers, reaffirming Jung Woo-sung's box office appeal in Korean cinema.
"Steel Rain," starring Jung Woo-sung, has exceeded 4 million attendees, showcasing its strong performance and his enduring box office appeal.
Jung Woo-sung's '12.12: The Day' premiered on November 22, 2023, becoming a historic hit with over 13 million viewers—South Korea’s ninth-biggest film ever. His acclaimed performance earned him a Best Actor nomination at the Blue Dragon Film Awards, cementing his star power. The film dominated the box office for 28 days straight and was the second in 2023 to surpass 10 million admissions.
"12.12: The Day," starring Jung Woo-sung as Capital Defense Commander Lee Tae-shin, has quickly gained popularity and critical acclaim, showcasing his acting versatility in this historical drama where he plays a principled military officer opposing a coup.
Jung Woo-sung's film '12.12: The Day' became a historic hit in South Korea, drawing over 13 million viewers and earning him a Best Actor nomination at the Blue Dragon Film Awards, cementing his status as a top actor.
"12.12: The Day" became 2023's second film to exceed 10 million admissions, achieving a major milestone that showcased Jung Woo-sung's enduring popularity and positioned it as a potential top-grossing film of the year, though its box-office dominance ended with the release of another major film.
Jung Woo-sung will star as a hearing-impaired painter in Genie TV and ENA's new romantic drama 'Say I Love You', marking a career-defining role. His casting and the creative team have already sparked strong anticipation for the series.
Jung Woo-sung stars as a hearing-impaired painter in the highly anticipated romantic drama 'Say I Love You,' premiering on Genie TV and ENA, marking a pivotal role in his career.
Jung Woo-sung co-hosted the 24th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) with actress Lee Hanee, kicking off the 10-day event featuring over 300 films. His prominent role, alongside 250 Asian actors and filmmakers, highlighted his influence in Korean cinema and its global promotion. The festival concluded on October 12, 2023, with enthusiastic audience support.
Jung Woo-sung co-hosted the 24th BIFF opening ceremony with Lee Hanee, showcasing his prominence in Korean cinema and kicking off the 10-day festival featuring over 300 films, with 250 Asian film industry attendees.
The 24th Busan International Film Festival concluded with Jung Woo-sung co-hosting the opening ceremony, highlighting his role in promoting Korean cinema globally.
Jung Woo-sung made his directorial debut with 'A Man of Reason', premiering at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. At a 2023 press conference, he shared his excitement and dual role as director and lead actor ahead of its August 15 local release. While praised for its action, the film has drawn some criticism for its storytelling.
Jung Woo-sung's directorial debut, 'A Man of Reason', premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Jung Woo-sung's directorial debut film 'A Man of Reason' will premiere at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival in the Special Presentations category, marking his first venture into directing.
Jung Woo-sung shared his excitement and nerves at the press conference for his directorial debut 'A Man of Reason,' highlighting his dual role as director and star while discussing his filmmaking approach.
Jung Woo-sung's directorial debut, 'A Man of Reason', premieres soon, drawing anticipation for his dual role and action scenes but facing criticism for its weak narrative.
Jung Woo-sung's 'New Trial' dominated the weekend box office, drawing 755,268 viewers and surpassing 1 million admissions by Sunday. The strong debut highlights his star power and the film's commercial appeal.
"Jung Woo-sung's film 'New Trial' topped the weekend box office with over 755,000 viewers, surpassing 1 million attendees by Sunday, demonstrating strong commercial success."
Jung Woo-sung made a powerful comeback as a morally complex prosecutor in 'The King', which dominated the box office with 1.85 million viewers in its opening weekend (Jan 20-22, 2023). His compelling performance fueled the political thriller’s success, cementing his status as a leading star in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung returned to a leading role in the political thriller 'The King', playing prosecutor Han Kang-sik, which boosted the film's box office success.
"Jung Woo-sung's compelling portrayal of a conflicted prosecutor in 'The King' drove its strong opening weekend, drawing 1.3 million viewers."
"The King" attracted 1.85 million viewers by the weekend, nearing 2 million, reaffirming Jung Woo-sung's star power in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung attended the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on October 15, 2022, showcasing his presence at a major international film event. His appearance reinforced his global industry influence.
Jung Woo-sung attended the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles, highlighting his participation in major global film events without further details.
Jung Woo-sung's spy thriller 'Hunt' premiered at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, earning a three-minute standing ovation despite mixed reviews for its political complexity. Released in Korea that August, it became the third highest-grossing Korean film of the year, with 3.04 million admissions, reaffirming Jung's star power and dynamic partnership with Lee Jung-jae.
"Hunt," starring Jung Woo-sung and Lee Jung-jae, premiered at Cannes' Midnight Screening section, emphasizing its global appeal and Jung's enduring action star presence, while drawing mixed reviews for its political complexity.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Hunt' earned a three-minute standing ovation at the 75th Cannes Film Festival, marking a career highlight with its strong reception.
Jung Woo-sung stars in the espionage film 'Hunt', co-starring and directed by 'Squid Game''s Lee Jung-jae, which is set for a domestic release after premiering at Cannes, reinforcing his prominence in the industry and dynamic partnership with Lee Jung-jae, potentially solidifying his reputation as a versatile action and thriller actor.
By this date, Jung Woo-sung's film 'Hunt' reached 3.04 million admissions, underscoring his lasting impact in the Korean film industry.
Netflix's sci-fi series 'The Silent Sea', executive produced by Jung Woo-sung, premiered worldwide on December 24, 2021. The show highlights Jung's expansion into production and reinforces Korean content's global appeal.
Jung Woo-sung executive produces Netflix's 'The Silent Sea,' a pioneering Korean sci-fi series expected to build on the platform's previous Korean successes.
Jung Woo-sung made his directorial comeback with the action drama 'Protector', which started filming in January 2021. The production faced COVID-19 setbacks in late February, making it a challenging pandemic-era project.
Jung Woo-sung resumed directing with the action drama 'Protector,' facing production challenges from COVID-19 outbreaks in late February.
'Steel Rain 2: Summit' hit theaters on July 29, 2020, with Jung Woo-sung taking on a new role as South Korea's president, showcasing his acting range. The film quickly drew over 1 million viewers by August 3, proving its success despite pandemic challenges.
The teaser and poster for 'Steel Rain 2: Summit' reveal Jung Woo-sung as the South Korean president, a role reversal from the first film, with the sequel set for release this year in a separate universe.
"Steel Rain 2: Summit," starring Jung Woo-sung as South Korean President Han Kyeong-jae, has been released in local theaters. The film showcases his versatility by transitioning from his previous role as a North Korean agent in the 2017 prequel.
"Jung Woo-sung's high-profile film 'Steel Rain 2: Summit' will release in early August, with promotional materials already generating buzz amid the pandemic's industry challenges."
"Despite COVID-19 challenges, Jung Woo-sung's 'Steel Rain 2: Summit' surpassed 1 million admissions in South Korea, showcasing his ongoing success."
Jung Woo-sung's crime thriller 'Beasts Clawing At Straws' hit Korean theaters on February 19, 2020, further proving his versatility in gripping crime dramas. The film captivated audiences with its intense storyline.
"Jung Woo-sung's crime thriller 'Beasts Clawing At Straws' was initially set to premiere in Korean theaters today."
"Jung Woo-sung's crime thriller 'Beasts Clawing at Straws' has hit local theaters."
Jung Woo-sung's 'Innocent Witness' premiered in Taiwan and Vietnam in early 2019 before screening at the 43rd Hong Kong International Film Festival. The film, distributed by Lotte Entertainment, was featured in a special section celebrating Korean cinema's 100th anniversary, showcasing Jung's rising regional appeal.
"Innocent Witness," starring Jung Woo-sung, premieres internationally in Taiwan, highlighting his growing global presence, as confirmed by distributor Lotte Entertainment.
"Innocent Witness," starring Jung Woo-sung, premiered in Vietnam, expanding its international reach and showcasing his popularity in Asian markets, as announced by Lotte Entertainment.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Innocent Witness' will be featured at the 43rd Hong Kong International Film Festival in a special section marking the 100th anniversary of Korean cinema, boosting his international recognition before the festival concludes on April 1.
The 43rd Hong Kong International Film Festival concluded, highlighting Jung Woo-sung's rising global cinema influence through the screening of 'Innocent Witness.'
Jung Woo-sung starred in 'Inrang' (2018), a sci-fi thriller adaptation of 'The Wolf Brigade', showcasing his action prowess amid mixed reviews for its plot. Despite criticism, the visually stunning film debuted at No. 3 in Korea's box office, cementing Jung's status in high-profile projects.
Jung Woo-sung starred in the 2018 sci-fi action film 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade' (also known as 'Inrang'), a live-action adaptation of 'The Wolf Brigade' that was highly anticipated but proved to be narratively divisive, showcasing his acting range in this visually striking high-budget project released in late July 2018.
Jung Woo-sung stars as Jang Jin-tae in Kim Jee-woon's action blockbuster 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade,' which premiered in Korea to mixed reviews over its weak storyline.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Illang: The Wolf Brigade' debuted at No. 3 in South Korea, showcasing his role in a major live-action anime adaptation and his prominence in high-profile cinema.
The Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan) honored Jung Woo-sung with a special retrospective showcasing 12 films from his 24-year career, including classics like 'Beat' (1997), 'City of the Rising Sun' (1998), and 'Steel Rain' (2017), highlighting his significant impact on Korean cinema.
The Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan) will showcase a special retrospective of 12 films from Jung Woo-sung's career, highlighting his contributions to Korean cinema over 24 years, including films like 'Beat' (1997), 'City of the Rising Sun' (1998), and 'Steel Rain' (2017).
Jung Woo-sung starred in the 2017 political thriller 'Steel Rain', playing a North Korean agent in a gripping fictional conflict that resonated amid real-world tensions. The film drew 4.5 million viewers, topped the box office over 'Star Wars', and cemented his status as a leading action star. It was later included in a BiFan retrospective, highlighting his continued relevance and career honors. Its sequel, 'Steel Rain 2', later continued the franchise with some returning leads.
In 2017, Jung Woo-sung solidified his status as a top thriller actor with the success of 'Steel Rain', which attracted 4.5 million viewers and was featured in BiFan's special screening, highlighting his lasting industry relevance, while its non-direct sequel 'Steel Rain 2' features some returning leads.
"Steel Rain," starring Jung Woo-sung as a North Korean ex-special forces operative, became timely amid real Korean tensions and attracted 4.5 million viewers.
"Steel Rain," starring Jung Woo-sung as a North Korean agent, has been released in theaters.
"Jung Woo-sung's 'Steel Rain' outperformed 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' during its strong opening weekend in South Korea, showcasing his enduring appeal in action films."
"Steel Rain" topped the South Korean box office with 1.09 million tickets sold in its opening weekend, totaling 1.62 million since its December 14 release, solidifying Jung Woo-sung's star power.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'New Trial' topped the South Korean box office on February 15, 2017, drawing 134,257 viewers and dethroning 'Fabricated City'. The strong debut highlighted Jung's star power and the film's instant appeal.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'New Trial' topped the South Korean box office with 134,257 viewers, surpassing 'Fabricated City' and showcasing his enduring star power.
Jung Woo-sung starred as Han Kang-sik in 'The King', a political thriller that dominated the South Korean box office upon its January 18, 2017 release. The role showcased his acting range and cemented his status as a leading industry figure.
Jung Woo-sung will star in the upcoming South Korean movie 'The King,' continuing his streak of high-profile projects.
Jung Woo-sung's political thriller 'The King' topped the South Korean box office on its opening day, showcasing his versatility and enduring industry relevance.
Jung Woo-sung showcased his global influence as a jury member at the 2016 International Film Festival & Awards Macao (IFFAM), which featured 50 films like South Korea’s 'Pandora'. His role underscored his cinematic expertise and international appeal.
Jung Woo-sung highlighted his international cinema expertise as a jury member at the inaugural IFFAM, which showcased 50 films, including South Korea's 'Pandora.'
Jung Woo-sung starred in 'Asura: The City of Madness' (2016), reuniting with director Kim Sung-su and delivering a gripping performance that boosted his global profile. The film premiered at TIFF, broke South Korean box-office records for R-rated films, and expanded into U.S. and U.K. markets, showcasing Jung's international appeal. Its success underscored his versatility as a leading actor in high-energy action roles.
Jung Woo-sung reunited with director Kim Sung-su in '12.12: The Day' after previously working together on 'Asura: The City of Madness.'
"Asura: The City of Madness," starring Jung Woo-sung in a high-profile action role, gained international attention and boosted his global recognition after its screening at the Toronto International Film Festival before its wider release.
Jung Woo-sung stars in the upcoming crime action film 'Asura: The City of Madness', reinforcing his status as a top South Korean actor with its intense and anticipated release.
Jung Woo-sung's R-rated film 'Asura: The City of Madness' set a South Korean opening-day record with 476,527 tickets sold, marking a major career milestone and demonstrating strong weekday audience appeal.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Asura: The City of Madness' debuted in Los Angeles, expanding his U.S. reach after its successful South Korean opening, with plans to release in nearly 30 more cities shortly after.
Jung Woo-sung stars as a corrupt cop in 'The City of Madness', his fourth collaboration with director Kim Sung-soo, who wrote the script specifically for him.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Asura: The City of Madness' is headlining a sold-out Korean cinema showcase in British theaters, demonstrating strong audience interest.
The Korean film event in British theaters concluded, showcasing Jung Woo-sung's 'Asura: The City of Madness' internationally without mentioning future plans.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Don't Forget Me', which he produced and starred in, premiered in South Korea on January 7, 2016, before expanding to Los Angeles and Dallas. The movie drew 332,000 viewers domestically, reinforcing Jung's dual success as an actor and producer while boosting his global reach.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Don't Forget Me', which he produced and starred in, premiered in South Korean theaters on January 7, 2016, drawing 332,000 viewers.
"Jung Woo-sung's film 'Don't Forget Me' expands his global reach with its U.S. release in Los Angeles, distributed by CJ Entertainment."
"Jung Woo-sung's film 'Don't Forget Me' expanded its U.S. release to Dallas as part of a strategic effort to reach wider audiences."
Jung Woo-sung first collaborated with writer Lee Yoon-jung in 2008, leading to their later projects like 'The Good, The Bad, The Weird' and the 2010 short film 'Remember You', later expanded into 'Don't Forget Me'. Despite their partnership, the 2016 melodrama 'Remember You' underperformed with just 430,000 viewers, reflecting the genre's declining popularity in Korea.
Jung Woo-sung starred in 'The Good, The Bad, The Weird,' a film scripted by Lee Yoon-jung.
Jung Woo-sung's early collaboration with scriptwriter Lee Yoon-jung paved the way for their later work together on 'Remember You.'
The short film 'Remember You,' directed by Lee Yoon-jung, was later expanded into 'Don't Forget Me' and released.
Jung Woo-sung's melodrama 'Remember You' underperformed with only 430,000 viewers, reflecting the genre's declining popularity in Korea despite star power and competition from action blockbusters.
Jung Woo-sung co-founded Artist Company with Lee Jung-jae in 2015, stepping into talent management to support emerging Korean artists. The move highlights his dedication to fostering new talent in the industry.
Jung Woo-sung co-founded Artist Company with Lee Jung-jae to nurture new acting talent, expanding his influence in the Korean entertainment industry beyond acting into talent management.
Jung Woo-sung showcased his star power at the 19th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), attending both the opening and closing ceremonies. His presence reaffirmed his standing as a top figure in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung attended the 19th Busan International Film Festival's opening ceremony, underscoring his prominence in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung participated in the 19th Busan International Film Festival, highlighting his engagement in the Korean film industry.
Jung Woo-sung returned to action in 'The Divine Move', which premiered in South Korea on July 2, 2014, drawing 3.6 million viewers and expanding globally with releases in the U.S., Asia, and Germany. The film’s strong performance and international screenings solidified its commercial success and broad appeal.
"The Divine Move," starring Jung Woo-sung in his return to action, attracted over 1.18 million viewers in its first weekend.
Jung Woo-sung's crime-action film 'The Divine Move' was a commercial success, drawing 3.6 million viewers and reinforcing his prominence in the Korean film industry in July 2014.
"The Divine Move," starring Jung Woo-sung, premiered internationally in U.S. and Asian theaters, showcasing his role in a high-profile action-noir film expected to attract 3 million viewers.
"The Divine Move" expanded its international reach by screening in seven German cities during the Fantasy Film Festival until September 21, 2014, showcasing its appeal beyond Asian markets.
"The Divine Move" completed its successful international promotional run with well-received screenings at Germany's Fantasy Film Festival.
Jung Woo-sung's 'Cold Eyes' dominated the July 2013 box office as the only Korean film to surpass 3 million viewers, raking in 38.41 billion won. Its success highlighted Jung's star power and the film's strong hold against Hollywood rivals.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'Cold Eyes' drew over 3 million viewers in July 2013, dominating the Korean box office with 38.41 billion won in sales and outperforming Hollywood competitors.
Jung Woo-sung starred in 'A Moment to Remember', the highest-grossing South Korean film in Japan in 2004. Its success marked a career milestone for him and set a lasting benchmark for Korean cinema in Japan.
Jung Woo-sung's film 'A Moment to Remember' became the highest-grossing South Korean movie in Japan, setting a career milestone and a benchmark for later successes like 'Parasite'.
Jung Woo-sung's melodrama 'A Moment to Remember' became the highest-grossing South Korean film in Japan, marking a career milestone and setting a benchmark for Korean cinema's success there.
Jung Woo-sung showcased his range in 'Musa-The Warrior', his third film with director Kim Sung-soo. This historical action flick deepened their successful collaboration.
Jung Woo-sung starred in his third film with director Kim Sung-soo, 'Musa-The Warrior', demonstrating his versatility in historical action roles and their strong collaboration.
The film 'New Trial' drew inspiration from a real-life murder case in Iksan, lending authenticity to Jung Woo-sung's gripping performance. This true-story connection heightened public interest and contributed to the film's success.
The film 'New Trial', starring Jung Woo-sung, is based on the real-life Iksan murder case, which enhanced the film's authenticity, public appeal, emotional weight, and Jung Woo-sung's performance, contributing to its success and audience engagement.
Jung Woo-sung reunited with director Kim Sung-soo in 'City of The Rising Sun', strengthening their dynamic partnership and highlighting his rising stardom. The film also paired him with Lee Jung-jae, adding another successful collaboration to his career. It was later featured in a BiFan retrospective, celebrating his versatility and role in the film.
Jung Woo-sung appeared in 'City of the Rising Sun' in 1998, strengthening his collaboration with Kim Sung-soo, boosting his fame, and further establishing his reputation as a versatile actor, with the film later featured in a BiFan retrospective.
Jung Woo-sung and Lee Jung-jae reunited with director Kim Sung-su in 'City of the Rising Sun'.
Jung Woo-sung rose to fame as a youth icon in the 1990s with 'Beat', a film that showcased his brooding romantic persona and launched his enduring collaboration with director Kim Sung-soo. Now featured in a BiFan special screening, the movie highlights his early career-defining role and 24-year cinematic legacy. From rebellious teen to versatile star, 'Beat' set the stage for his diverse and acclaimed filmography.
Jung Woo-sung rose to fame as a youth icon through his breakout role in Kim Sung-soo's 1997 gangster film 'Beat,' which cemented his melancholic yet romantic tough-guy image and sparked a lasting director-actor partnership, shaping early career expectations before he expanded into diverse roles.
Jung Woo-sung's early career film 'Beat' is featured in BiFan's special screening to honor his 24-year cinematic contributions.
Jung Woo-sung launched his acting career in 1994 and has since starred in nearly 30 films, winning widespread acclaim. His versatile performances have cemented his status as a leading figure in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung launched his successful acting career with his silver screen debut, starring in nearly 30 acclaimed films over the years.
Jung Woo-sung stars as Lee Tae-shin, a defiant officer resisting a military coup in '12.12: The Day', a gripping dramatization of South Korea's turbulent history. The film earned critical acclaim, winning Best Film at the Blue Dragon Awards and becoming South Korea's Oscar entry.
The film '12.12: The Day' portrays a tense nine-hour standoff during a military coup in a dramatized retelling of a pivotal South Korean historical event, starring Jung Woo-sung as Lee Tae-shin, a courageous officer/commander opposing the coup, and won Best Film at the Blue Dragon Awards.
"12.12: The Day" took home the grand prize and best film at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards on May 7, 2024, cementing its status as a standout historical drama. Though Jung Woo-sung missed best actor, the ceremony spotlighted the film's critical acclaim and his pivotal role in its success.
"12.12: The Day" won the grand prize and best film at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards, celebrating its success in the historical drama genre despite Jung Woo-sung not winning best actor.
At the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards, '12.12: The Day'—starring Jung Woo-sung—won Best Film, though the actor missed an individual prize. His attendance was uncertain due to a scandal, but the film’s triumph spotlighted his role in the acclaimed project.
Jung Woo-sung's attendance at the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards remains uncertain due to the scandal, potentially overshadowing the ceremony where he's nominated for Best Actor.
At the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards, '12.12: The Day,' starring Jung Woo-sung, won Best Film, highlighting his role in the acclaimed project despite not receiving an individual award.
Jung Woo-sung earned a Best Actor nomination at the 56th Daejong Film Awards for 'Innocent Witness', cementing his status in Korean cinema. The ceremony proceeded with a limited audience due to COVID-19 safety measures.
Jung Woo-sung earned a Best Actor nomination at the 56th Daejong Film Awards for 'Innocent Witness', underscoring his enduring influence in Korean cinema, while the ceremony will limit attendees due to COVID-19.
Jung Woo-sung took home the grand prize in the film category at the 2023 Baeksang Arts Awards for his standout role in 'Innocent Witness', cementing his status as a powerhouse in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung won the Baeksang Arts Awards' film grand prize for his role in 'Innocent Witness,' showcasing his exceptional performance and impact on the industry.
"Beasts Clawing At Straws" won the special jury award at the 2020 Rotterdam Film Festival, boosting Jung Woo-sung's acclaimed career. The honor highlighted the film's excellence and Jung's standout involvement.
"Beasts Clawing At Straws" earned the special jury award at Rotterdam, boosting Jung Woo-sung's acclaimed filmography.
Jung Woo-sung won Best Actor at the 2019 KFPA Awards for his role in 'Innocent Witness', solidifying his status as a top star in Korean cinema. The ceremony took place in Seoul on December 17.
Jung Woo-sung will receive the Best Actor award at the KFPA Awards in Seoul for his standout performance in 'Innocent Witness,' cementing his prominence in South Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung won his first Best Actor award at the 2019 Blue Dragon Film Awards for 'Innocent Witness', capping his 26-year career with a heartfelt tribute to his fans. The win solidified his status as a top talent in Korean cinema.
Jung Woo-sung won his first major best actor award at the Blue Dragon Film Awards for 'Innocent Witness', marking a career milestone and thanking his fans for their enduring support.
Jung Woo-sung won Best Actor at the Blue Dragon Awards for his role in 'Innocent Witness,' solidifying his status as a top South Korean actor.
Jung Woo-sung was named a judge for the 2016 International Film Festival & Awards Macao (IFFAM), highlighting his global influence in cinema. His appointment reflected his esteemed reputation in the film industry.
Jung Woo-sung was named a judge for the International Film Festival & Awards Macao (IFFAM), reflecting his prestigious global film industry standing, as announced on the festival's official website.
Moon Ji-won's winning script for 'Innocent Witness' in Lotte Entertainment's 2016 competition sparked the film's production, with Jung Woo-sung landing the lead role. The legal drama became a critical success.
Moon Ji-won's winning script for 'Innocent Witness' in Lotte Entertainment's competition led to the film's production, starring Jung Woo-sung.
In 2019, Jung Woo-sung released an essay collection sharing his UNHCR experiences, highlighting his commitment to refugee advocacy. The book offers personal insights from his humanitarian work.
Jung Woo-sung released an essay collection detailing his UNHCR experiences, reinforcing his dedication to refugee advocacy and education.