Jeong Jae-hoon

Jeong Jae-hoon (정재훈) is a South Korean actor known for his versatile presence across stage and screen. Born on October 16, 1980, he initially trained as a musical theater performer, making his debut in the early 2000s with productions like *The Sorrows of Young Werther* and *Grease*. His commanding stage work earned him a strong following in Seoul’s theater circuit before he transitioned to television and film.

Jeong gained wider recognition through supporting roles in popular dramas such as *Queen of Mystery* (2017) and *My ID is Gangnam Beauty* (2018), where he showcased a knack for blending warmth with subtle comedic timing. His film credits include *The Outlaws* (2017), a crime action hit, and the independent drama *A Boy and Sungreen* (2019). In 2020, he took on a pivotal role in the acclaimed series *The Uncanny Counter*, playing a demon-hunting cafe owner, which expanded his international fanbase.

Beyond acting, Jeong has lent his voice to radio hosting and participated in variety programs, demonstrating an affable, down-to-earth persona. With a career spanning over two decades, he remains a respected figure in Korean entertainment, praised for his dedication to craft and ability to elevate even minor characters. His ongoing work in both mainstream and indie projects reflects a deliberate, thoughtful career trajectory.