Jin Seon-kyu, 13 Eylรผl 1977 tarihinde Gรผney Koreโnin Jinhae ลehrinde doฤan bir oyuncu. Known for his strong performances in cinema, the artist managed to reach large audiences, especially with his roles in the films The Outlaws (2017) and Zorlu Operation (2019). In 2017, he won the Best Supporting Actor award at the 38th Blue Dragon Film Awards for his performance in the movie The Outlaws.
Jin, who was interested in martial arts such as taekwondo and Jeet Kune Do before starting his acting career, wanted to be a physical education teacher during his high school years, but later decided to pursue this field by entering the acting department of the Korea National University of Arts. The actress, who entered the theater world with the musical Mirror Princess Pyeonggang Story, which was first staged in 2004, appeared in MBC's Road No. 2 in 2010. After appearing in the TV series 1, he began to work in a wider range of television and cinema projects.
In 2012, after portraying the character of Gab-yi in the TV series God of War, she took on the role of Nam Eun in the TV series Six Flying Dragons and attracted attention with these performances. Jin, who appeared as an unfair general in the 2017 film The Fortress, played Wei Chengluo, the second commander of the Black Dragon Order, in The Outlaws, one of the most important films of the same year.
The actor, who received praise from critics for his Chinese accent and perfect portrayal of the role, won the Best Supporting Actor award at the 38th Blue Dragon Film Awards with this film.
Jin, who played the role of Detective Ma Bong-pal in the movie Tough Operation in 2019, achieved great success both in the movie and at the box office. This comedy film, in which he starred as one of the five main actors, made history as the first South Korean film to exceed the 10 million audience mark. In 2022, he successfully portrayed different characters in the TV series Through the Darkness, the movie Confidential Assignment 2: International and TVING's series Bargain.
In February 2023, he played his first solo leading role in the movie Count as Park Si-heon, who won the boxing gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.