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Kwak Dong-yeon

Kwak Dong-yeon

Actor · Born 1997-03-19 · Daejeon, South Korea

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Biography

Kwak Dong-yeon, is a South Korean actor and musician. He made his acting debut in the television series My Husband Got a Family in 2012 for which he received Best Young Actor Award at the Korea Drama Awards. Wikipedia

Movies & TV Shows

  1. It's Okay to Not Be Okay (2020) — Kwon Ki-do
  2. Vincenzo (2021) — Jang Han-seo
  3. Queen of Tears (2024) — Hong Soo-cheol
  4. Big Mouth (2022) — Jerry
  5. Our Beloved Summer (2021) — Noo Ah
  6. Fight for My Way (2017) — Kim Moo Gi
  7. My ID is Gangnam Beauty (2018) — Yeon U-yeong
  8. Love in the Moonlight (2016) — Kim Byeong-yeon
  9. Never Twice (2019) — Na Hae-Joon
  10. Love in the Big City (2024) — Jun-soo
  11. My Strange Hero (2018) — Oh Se-Ho
  12. 6/45 (2022) — Kim Man-cheol
  13. Reunited Worlds (2017) — Sung Hae-Cheol
  14. Please Come Back, Mister (2016) — Han Gi Tak (Young)
  15. The East Palace (2026) — Crown Prince
  16. Monstrous (2022) — Kwak Yong-ju
  17. Gaus Electronics (2022) — Lee Sang-sik
  18. Misbehavior (2016) — Yoo Jong-Ki
  19. Radio Romance (2018) — Jason
  20. Young Actors' Retreat (2022)
  21. Baseball Girl (2020) — Jung-ho
  22. Home Alone (2013) — Self
  23. Man of Will (2017) — Choi Yoon-Suk
  24. Modern Farmer (2014) — Han Ki Jun
  25. Hwajung (2015) — Yi Ui-rip
  26. Jang Ok Jung, Living in Love (2013) — young Lee Hoon
  27. Adolescence Medley (2013) — Choi Jung Woo
  28. The Flatterer (2015) — Park Geon
  29. Amazing Saturday (2018) — Self
  30. Inspiring Generation (2014) — Shin Jung-tae (young)
  31. Puck (2016) — Hwang Gyung-Pil
  32. The Master of Revenge (2016) — Lee Yong-Joo
  33. Heung-boo: The Revolutionist (2018) — Sheddong
  34. Pied Piper (2016) — Gong Jung In
  35. Doctor Detective (2019) — Jung Ha-Rang
  36. Rented in Finland (2024) — Self
  37. KBS Drama Special (2010) — Lee Hae-Jun
  38. Middle School Student A (2014) — Lee Hae-jun
  39. Baek Jong-won's Alley Restaurant (2018) — Self
  40. The Seasons (2023) — Self