Kim Jong-goo

Kim Jong-goo

70 · Born: Jun 8, 1955

Known For

Confession of MurderConfession of Murder
ExitExit
PoetryPoetry
A Girl at My DoorA Girl at My Door

Personal Details

BornJun 8, 1955 South Korea

Biography

Kim Jong-goo, a South Korean actor of exceptional talent, entered this world on June 8, 1955, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey in the realm of entertainment. His impressive body of work is a testament to his dedication and passion for his craft, with notable roles in films such as Confession of Murder, released in 2012, The Phone, which premiered in 2015, and the television series Iris, which aired in 2009.

Career

2021
Recalled
Recalled as Factory Manager
Double Patty
Double Patty as President Kim Tae-gon
2019
Exit
Exit as Second Uncle
House of Hummingbird
House of Hummingbird as New Seoul Medical Center Doctor
2018
The Negotiation
The Negotiation as CEO Yoon
Champion
Champion as Jin-gi's Father
2017
Room No. 7
Room No. 7 as Vice-principal
2016
Pandora
Pandora as Nuclear Safety Committee Chairman
2015
The Phone
The Phone as Park Se-moon
Granny's Got Talent
Granny's Got Talent as President Lee
2014
For the Emperor
For the Emperor as Han-deuk
A Girl at My Door
A Girl at My Door as President Choi
You Are My Vampire
You Are My Vampire as Gyu-Jung's father
One on One
One on One as Military General
2012
Howling
Howling as Manager Jo Ryeon-So
Confession of Murder
Confession of Murder as Snake Hunter
Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time
Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time as Chief Cho
A Werewolf Boy
A Werewolf Boy as Sun-yi's Father (uncredited)
2010
Poetry
Poetry as Park Sang-tae
1999
Nowhere to Hide
Nowhere to Hide as Restaurant