Cha Seung-won
Cha Seung-won is a South Korean actor, known for his notable work in film and television, gaining prominence for his role in the film ‘Blood Rain.’
Rising to fame through successful films and television series, Cha Seung-won solidified his place in the entertainment industry with compelling performances. His breakout role in the film ‘Blood Rain’ placed him on the map, but it was his subsequent work that truly showcased his acting prowess. He achieved critical acclaim with ‘My Teacher, Mr. Kim,’ while ‘Ghost House’ affirmed his ability to tackle a range of genres. On the small screen, Cha impressed with his performances in popular television series such as ‘City Hall’ and ‘The Greatest Love.’ His character Dokko Jin in ‘The Greatest Love’ has since become one of the most iconic roles in Korean drama history.
Throughout his career, Cha has collaborated with numerous fellow actors, directors, and industry professionals. His enduring partnership with director Kim Ji-woon, including projects like ‘The Big Swindle’ and ‘Secret Agent,’ has been instrumental in shaping his career. Similarly, his collaborations with fellow actors like Gong Hyo-jin in ‘The Greatest Love,’ Kim Sun-a in ‘City Hall,’ and Yu Hae-jin in ‘The Big Swindle’ have further enriched his filmography. In addition, his work with industry professionals such as Park Joong-hoon, Yoon Eun-hye, and director Yoo Ho-jin has allowed him to diversify his acting repertoire.
Over the years, Cha’s performances have been recognized with various awards and distinctions. His role in ‘Blood Rain’ won him the Best Actor award at the 22nd Korean Association of Film Critics Awards. His portrayal of Dokko Jin in ‘The Greatest Love’ fetched him the Top Excellence Award at the MBC Drama Awards. Moreover, he received the Grand Prize at the 3rd APAN Star Awards for his unforgettable performance in ‘You’re All Surrounded.’