Yoo Seung-ho

Yoo Seung-ho is a South Korean actor who grew up on screen, from a famous child star to a respected leading man. He was born on 17 August 1993 in Incheon. On Oxfea, he appears in The Great Queen Seondeok (2009) as the young prince Kim Chunchu, a role from his teenage years.

Yoo Seung-ho is 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) tall and weighs 65 kg, according to his published profile.

Early life

He debuted as a child actor in 2000 and became a star at nine years old with the film The Way Home (2002), playing a city boy sent to live with his grandmother. The film touched the whole country, and he was called the nation's little brother for years after.

Career and breakthrough

Unlike many child actors, he kept working successfully as a teenager, including in The Great Queen Seondeok, one of the biggest historical dramas of its time. After finishing his military service early in his career, he returned as an adult lead in dramas such as Remember: War of the Son (2015), where his emotional acting won wide praise.

Popular roles

Fans name his robot romance I Am Not a Robot (2017) and the historical drama The Emperor: Owner of the Mask (2017) among his best works. He also led My Strange Hero and Moonshine. He is known for crying scenes that feel painfully real and for choosing roles with deep feelings.

Recent work and why fans love them

Now in his thirties, Yoo Seung-ho carries more than twenty years of experience into every role. Fans who grew up with him feel a special bond, and new viewers keep discovering his work. He remains one of the finest actors of his generation in Korea.