Actor Ko Kyung Pyo (Go Kyung Pyo) Profile, Drama, Facts, TMI

Ko Kyung Pyo Profile

Birth Name: 고경표 (Ko Kyung Pyo)
Stage Name: Ko Kyung Pyo
Nationality: South Korean
Date of Birth: 1990.06.11
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Chinese Zodiac: Horse
Height: 185 cm (6’06″)
Weight: N/A
Blood Type: N/A
Agency: CL&Company
Personal Social Media: Instagram

Ko Kyung Pyo Facts & TMI

Ko Kyung Pyo was born in Incheon.
He was a former actor trainee at YG Entertainment.
His family consists of mother, father, and older sister.
He was going to enlist when the movie he was set to appear in was canceled, but he debuted as an actor after unexpectedly passing the KBS2 ‘Jungle Fish 2’ audition.
He joined the first season of the sketch comedy program Saturday Night Life (SNL Korea) as one of the cast.
Since then, he has gained popularity as SNL cast with his bold gag performance contrary to his tall and handsome appearance.
Since his debut, Ko Kyung Pyo’s acting has been receiving positive reviews.
He became close with Park Bo Gum after they starred in some projects such as ‘Roaring Currents’, ‘Naeil’s Cantabile’, ‘Coinlocker Girl’, and ‘Reply 1988’.
Ko Kyung Pyo enlisted in the military on May 21, 2018, and was discharged on January 15, 2020.
He was cast in the popular sitcom ‘Potato Star 2013QR3’ in 2013 and created popular memes at that time.
He is a big fan of entertainer Yoo Jae Suk.
Ko Kyung Pyo himself acknowledges that he kind of resembles Olaf.
He got close to BIGBANG’s Taeyang, Daesung, rapper Beenzino, and actor Joo Won during his military service.
He loves animals, especially dogs.
He loves wearing shorts regardless of the season (even in winter).
His childhood nickname is Kkongpyo, which was made by his father.
His hobby is cycling.
There were sightings of him holding his mom’s hands, indicating his sweet demeanor.
He is famous for taking good pictures upon fans’ requests because he was afraid of being rejected for taking photos with celebrities when he was younger, so he decided not to refuse fans’ requests of taking selfies together.

Movie

‘Graduation Trip’ (2012/ Short film)
‘A Millionaire on the Run’ as Hyung Chul (2012)
‘The Story of Man & Woman’ (2013/ Short film)
‘Horror Stories 2’ as Go Byung Shin (2013/ Segment: “The Escape”)
‘Believe Me’ as Yoon Seong (2013)
‘One Summer Night’ as Joon Ki (2014/ Short film)
‘Man on High Heels’ as Jin Woo (2014)
‘The Admiral: Roaring Currents’ as Oh Duk Yi (2014)
‘Casa Amor: Exclusive for Ladies’ as Pyo Kyeong Soo (2015/ Cameo)
‘Coin Locker Girl’ as Chi Do (2015)
‘The Treacherous’ as Grand Prince Jinseong (2015)
‘Seven Years of Night’ as Seo Won (2018)
‘Uracai Haruki’ as Yeo Ryeom (2022/ TVING Short film)
‘Decision to Leave’ Soo Wan (2022)
‘6/45’ as Cheon Woo (2022)
‘Seoul Vibe’ as DJ Woo Sam (2022/ Netflix film)

TV Series

‘Jungle Fish 2’ as Bong Il Tae (KBS2/ 2011)
‘I Believe in Love’ as Kwon Pil Young (KBS2/ 2011)
‘Operation Proposal’ as Song Chan Wook (TV Chosun/ 2012)
‘Standby’ as Kim Kyung Pyo (MBC/ 2012)
‘Quiz of God 3’ as Seo In Gak (OCN/ 2012/ Cameo , episodes 10–12)
‘My Cute Guys’ as Oh Dong Hoon (tvN/ 2013)
‘Potato Star 2013QR3’ as Noh Min Hyuk (tvN/ 2013)
‘Naeil’s Cantabile’ as Yoo Il Rak (KBS2/ 2014)
‘Warm and Cozy’ as Jung Min (MBC/ 2015/ Cameo, episodes 1–2)
‘Reply 1988’ as Sung Sun Woo (tvN/ 2015–2016)
‘Jealousy Incarnate’ as Go Jung Won (SBS/ 2016)
‘The Best Moment to Quit Your Job’ as Lee Min Woo (2017/ Web series/ Cameo)
‘Chicago Typewriter’ as Yoo Jin Oh (tvN/ 2017)
‘Strongest Deliveryman’ Choi Kang Soo (KBS2/ 2017)
‘Cross’ as Kang In Gyu (tvN/ 2018)
‘Private Lives’ as Lee Jung Hwan (JTBC/ 2020)
‘My Roommate Is a Gumiho’ as Sanshin (tvN/ 2021/ Cameo, episode 7, 10, 11, 13, 14)
‘D.P.’ as Corporal Park Sung Woo (Netflix/ 2021/ Cameo, episode 1)
‘Love in Contract’ as Jung Ji Ho (tvN/ 2022)
‘Connect’ as Oh Jin Seok (Disney+/ 2022)

Variety Show

‘Nicole’s Introduction to Veterinary Medicine’ (Mnet/ 2009)
‘Tiara Dot Com’ (OGN/ 2010)
‘SNL Korea Season 1-3’ (tvN/ 2011-2012/ Crew)
‘Strong Heart’ (SBS/ 2012/ Guest)
‘Yeoui-do Teletubbies’ (tvN/ 2012/ episode 4)
‘Happy Together Season 3’ (KBS2/ 2014/ Guest)
‘Infinite Challenge’ (MBC/ 2015/ Guest)
‘Youth Over Flowers in Africa’ (tvN/ 2016/ Fixed cast)
‘Happy Together Season 3’ (KBS2/ 2017/ Guest)
‘Knowing Bros’ (JTBC/ 2020/ Guest)
‘Doremi Market’ (tvN/ 2022/ Guest)