Actor profile

Jin Goo

20th July 1980 Seoul, South Korea Acting

Jin Goo (born July 20, 1980) is a South Korean actor. He won Best Supporting Actor at the Grand Bell Awards and Blue Dragon Film Awards for his role in Bong Joon-ho's 2009 noir thriller Mother. He is also best known for his role in the critically and commercially successful series Descendants of the Sun.

26 Movies 29 TV Shows 55 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Re-BORN poster

Re-BORN 30th June 2022

The Witch: Part 2. The Other One poster

The Witch: Part 2. The Other One 15th June 2022 as Yong-du

My Lovely Angel poster

My Lovely Angel 12th May 2021 as Jae-sik

Jangah & Chichung poster

Jangah & Chichung 1st January 2021

Heung-boo: The Revolutionist poster

Heung-boo: The Revolutionist 14th February 2018 as Nol-boo

One-Line poster

One-Line 29th March 2017 as Suk-goo

Northern Limit Line poster

Northern Limit Line 24th June 2015 as Han Sang-gook

C'est Si Bon poster

C'est Si Bon 5th February 2015 as Lee Jang-hee (20s)

The Admiral: Roaring Currents poster

The Admiral: Roaring Currents 30th July 2014 as Im Jun-yeong

The Target poster

The Target 30th April 2014 as Sung-hoon

V poster

V 22nd July 2013

Lee Jung Hyun: V poster

Lee Jung Hyun: V 1st April 2013

26 Years poster

26 Years 29th November 2012 as Gwak Jin-bae

Always poster

Always 20th October 2011 as Workshop CEO

Moby Dick poster

Moby Dick 9th June 2011 as Yoon Hyuk

The Showdown poster

The Showdown 24th February 2011 as Do-yeong

Le Grand Chef 2: Kimchi Battle poster

Le Grand Chef 2: Kimchi Battle 28th January 2010 as Seong-chan

Mother poster

Mother 28th May 2009 as Jin-tae

The ESP Couple poster

The ESP Couple 27th November 2008 as Su‑min

The Truck poster

The Truck 25th September 2008 as Kim Yeong-ho

Epitaph poster

Epitaph 1st August 2007 as Park Jung-nam

Love Me Not poster

Love Me Not 9th November 2006 as Mickey/Tae-ho

A Dirty Carnival poster

A Dirty Carnival 17th October 2006 as Jong-soo

Ice Bar poster

Ice Bar 24th August 2006 as In-baek

A Bittersweet Life poster

A Bittersweet Life 1st April 2005 as Min-gi

Romantic Warriors poster

Romantic Warriors 5th December 2003

Reborn Rookie poster

Reborn Rookie 30th May 2026 as Kang Jae-seong

Moon River poster

Moon River 7th November 2025 as Kim Han-cheol

The Auditors poster

The Auditors 6th July 2024 as Hwang Dae-woong

The Wild poster

The Wild 5th January 2024

The King of Desert poster

The King of Desert 16th December 2022 as Director

Shadow Detective poster

Shadow Detective 26th October 2022 as Kook Jin-han

지선씨네마인드 poster

지선씨네마인드 30th September 2022 as Self

A Superior Day poster

A Superior Day 13th March 2022 as Lee Ho-chul

Whisky on the Road poster

Whisky on the Road 19th December 2020

Yacht Expedition poster

Yacht Expedition 17th September 2020

Legal High poster

Legal High 8th February 2019 as Go Tae-rim

Mr. Sunshine poster

Mr. Sunshine 7th July 2018 as Ae-Shin's father

Amazing Saturday poster

Amazing Saturday 7th April 2018 as Self

Untouchable poster

Untouchable 24th November 2017 as Jang Joon-Seo

White Nights poster

White Nights 21st November 2016 as Park Gun-woo

Entourage poster

Entourage 4th November 2016 as Self

My Little Old Boy poster

My Little Old Boy 26th August 2016

Descendants of the Sun poster

Descendants of the Sun 24th February 2016 as Seo Dae-young

Men on a Mission poster

Men on a Mission 5th December 2015 as Self

Beating Again poster

Beating Again 3rd April 2015 as Ma Dong Wook / "Peter Pan" [Soon Jung's fiancé / Detective]

Ad Genius Lee Tae-baek poster

Ad Genius Lee Tae-baek 4th February 2013 as Lee Tae-baek

SNL Korea poster

SNL Korea 3rd December 2011 as Self

Running Man poster

Running Man 11th July 2010

Swallow the Sun poster

Swallow the Sun 9th July 2009 as Kim Il-hwan (young)

Tokyo Shower poster

Tokyo Shower 2nd June 2008 as Park Sang-kil

Spotlight poster

Spotlight 14th May 2008 as Lee Seon-chul

Infinite Challenge poster

Infinite Challenge 23rd April 2005 as Self

All In poster

All In 15th January 2003 as In-ha (young)

Nonstop poster

Nonstop 15th May 2000