Actor Kwon Yul / Kwon Yool Profile, Drama, Facts, and TMI

Kwon Yul Profile

Birth Name: 권세인 (Kwon Se In)
Stage Name: Kwon Yul
Nationality: South Korean
Date of Birth: 1982.06.29
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Chinese Zodiac: Dog
Height: 181 cm (5’93)
Weight: N/A
Blood Type: B
Agency: Saram Entertainment
Personal Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, Weibo

Kwon Yul Facts & TMI

Kwon Yul is an actor under Saram Entertainment.
He debuted in 2007 as the second lead male in the drama ‘Mackarel Run’ alongside Lee Min Ho and Moon Chae Won.
His family consists of mother, father, and an older brother (born 1979).
His aunt Choi Myung Gil is an actress while his uncle Kim Han Gil is an assemblyman.
Kwon Yul is a Christian.
He began his career in the entertainment industry after graduating from Acting Department, Chung Ang University.
He debuted with his birth name Kwon Se In until 2012 when he joined his current agency Saram Entertainment. The agency suggested he use the new stage name “Kwon Yul”.
He is often getting roles as second lead male.
Kwon Yul started challenging antagonist roles starting from ‘Whisper’ in 2017 and ‘Voice’ series in 2018.
He received a Top Excellence Award from Korea Drama Awards 2017 for his role as Kang Jung Il in ‘Whisper’.
Before making an official debut, he was active as a theater actor from 2001 to 2002.
Kwon Yul is a soccer mania, he is a passionate fan of Liverpool FC.
He is best friend with g.o.d member and actor Yoon Kye Sang.
He was a schoolmate with g.o.d member Son Ho Young.
He is said to resemble Chinese actor Zhang Xincheng.

Movie

‘Beastie Boys’ as Ji Hoon (2008)
‘My Dear Desperado’ as Jae Young (2010)
‘Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time’ as Sobangcha impersonator 3 (2012)
‘Pietà’ as Man with guitar (2012)
‘Ingtoogi: The Battle of Internet Trolls’ as Hee Joon (2013)
‘Tabloid Truth’ as Han Jung Soo (2014/ cameo)
‘Godsend’ as So Young’s boyfriend (2014)
‘The Admiral: Roaring Currents’ as Yi Hoe (2014)
‘Miss the Train’ as Yeon Woo (2014)
‘Phantoms of the Archive’ (2014/ Short film/ Segment “Old Film”)
‘Twinkle-Twinkle Pitter-Patter’ (2014/ Short film/ Commentary)
‘Roaring Currents: The Road of the Admiral’ as Narrator (2015/ Documentary film)
‘Elephant in the Room’ as Ji Sub (2016/ Segment “Lucid Dream”)
‘The Hunt’ as Maeng Jun Ho (2016)
‘Moonlight Palace’ as Won (2016/ Voice)
‘Worst Woman’ as Hyun Oh (2016)
‘Anarchist from Colony’ as Lee Seok (2017)
‘A Special Lady Gong Myeong’ (2017/ Cameo)
‘Champion’ as Jin Gi (2018)

TV Series

‘Mackerel Run’ as Baek Heon (SBS/ 2007)
‘Working Mom’ as Park In Seong (SBS/ 2008)
‘King Sejong the Great’ as Shin Suk Ju (KBS1/ 2008)
‘My Fair Lady’ as Jung Sik (KBS2/ 2009)
‘Glad to Love You’ as Dong Hoon (KBS2/ 2010)
‘Lie to Me’ as Park Hoon (SBS/ 2011)
‘Brain’ as Yeo Bong Gu (KBS2/ 2011)
‘What’s Up’ as Director Oh (MBN/ 2012)
‘Just an Ordinary Love Story’ as Han Jae Min (KBS2/ 2012)
‘Monster’ as Cha Eun Oh (JTBC/ 2012)
‘My Daughter Seo Young’ as Man Se, Ho Jung’s blind date (KBS2/ 2012/ Cameo, episode 20)
‘She Is Wow’ as Ji Seong Ki (tvN/ 2013)
‘Angel’s Revenge’ as (KBS2/ 2014) Seo Ji Seok
‘Let’s Eat 2’ as Lee Sang Woo (tvN/ 2015)
‘One More Happy Ending’ as Goo Hae Joon (MBC/ 2016)
‘Hey Ghost, Let’s Fight’ as Joo Hye Seong (tvN/ 2016)
‘Whisper’ as Kang Jung Il (SBS/ 2017)
‘Voice’ as Bang Je Soo (OCN/ 2018–2021/ Supporting role in season 2, cameos in season 3 and 4)
‘Haechi’ as Park Moon Soo (SBS/ 2019)
‘The King: Eternal Monarch’ King Lee Ho (SBS/ 2020/ Cameo, episode 1,4,14)
‘My Unfamiliar Family’ as Yoo Min Woo (tvN/ 2020/ Cameo, episode 13-16)
‘Dali and Cocky Prince‘ as Jang Tae Jin (KBS2/ 2021)

TV Movies

‘I’m After You’ as Yeom Ki Ho (SBS/ 2015)

Web Series

‘No, Thank You’ as Moon Goo Young (KakaoTV/ SBS Mobidic/ 2020)

Theater

‘Camen’ (2001)
‘Our Town’ (2002)
‘A Little Monk’ (2002)
‘West Side Story’ (2002)

Variety Show

‘Yoon Kye Sang’s One Table’ (O’live/ 2012/ Co-host with Yoon Kye Sang)
‘Real Mate in Australia: Kye Sang and Se In in Sydney’ (QTV/ 2012)
‘Movie Star Social Club’ (Olleh TV/ 2013–2014)
‘SNL Korea’ (tvN/ 2015)
‘Do as Talk’ (MBC/ 2016)
‘Running Man’ (SBS/ 2016 & 2019)
‘Radio Star’ (MBC/ 2019/ Special MC)