Biography
Kim Jun-han (born March 29, 1983) is a South Korean actor, film director, screenwriter, and former musician. Kim embarked on his acting journey with director Jang Kwon-ho's film Navigation (2014). He fully committed himself to an acting career in 2017 where he starred in several movies as supporting roles, including in Kim Seong-hun's Confidential Assignment (2017), Lee Joon-ik's film Anarchist from Colony (2017), Ryoo Seung-wan's historical film The Battleship Island (2017), Min Kyu-dong's Her Story (2018), Lee Joon-ik's Sunset in My Hometown (2018), and Woo Min-ho's The Drug King (2018).
Movies & TV Shows
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The Battleship Island (2017) — Japanese Soldier on Ship
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Beasts Clawing at Straws (2020) — Jae-hoon
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Newtopia (2025) — Aaron Park
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Hospital Playlist (2020) — Ahn Chi-hong
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Mission: Cross (2024) — Geum-seok
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The Drug King (2018) — Jang Woo-hyeong
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Confidential Assignment (2017) — NIS Agent
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A Man of Reason (2023) — Seong-joon
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One Spring Night (2019) — Kwon Ki-seok
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Resident Playbook (2025) — Ahn Chi-yong
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Anna (2022) — Choi Ji-hoon
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Revolver (2024) — Shin Dong-ho
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The Book of Fish (2021) — Hwang Sa-young
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Anarchist from Colony (2017) — Tatemasu
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Sunset in My Hometown (2018) — Won-joon
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God's Quiz (2010) — Kawk Hyun-Min
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Herstory (2018) — Lee Sang-il
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The King's Letters (2019) — Crown Prince
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Troll Factory (2024) — Gi-hong
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Good Partner (2024) — Jeong Woo-jin
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Salmokji: Whispering Water (2026) — Woo Gyo-sik
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Time (2018) — Shin Min-Seok
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Amazing Saturday (2018) — Self
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Re-LOVE (2022)
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Anna: Extended Version (2022) — Choi Ji Hoon
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Mad Concrete Dreams (2026) — Min Hwal-seong
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Love Barista (2025)
- Cocoon (2015)
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Hana (2021)
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Different, Night (2017) — Jong-su
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The Killers-Special Track (2024) — (segment "Injury Time")
- The Intern — Young-hwan
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Meeting: Coffee Shop Chat (2018)
- An Dong — Kwon Do-young
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그림자 밟기 (2018)
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Speaking Dead (2026) — Heo Kyeong-pil
- Until the Morning Comes
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Blue Dragon Series Awards (2022) — Self
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Chicken Sisters (2026) — Self
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Yoobari Talkbari (2025) — Self