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Kim Su-hyun
Born
20 February 1970
Place
South Korea
Acting

Kim Su-hyun

Kim Su-hyun (김수현) is a South Korean actor.  He is the son of Hwang Hwa-soo and Kim In-tae.

As actor

Innocence

2020 · Vice President of Law Firm

Clean Up

2019 · Tae-gyu

Set Me Free

2014 · Yeong-jae's Father

Futureless Things

2014 · Jeon Doo-hwan

Sleepless Night

2013 · Hyun-soo

Miss Staff Sergeant

2010 · 2nd Platoon Team 3

The Unjust

2010 · Soo-il

Once Upon a Time

2008 · Yamada

Humming

2008 · Doctor

Dachimawa Lee

2008 · Damanegi

Spare

2008 · Myung-soo

Bar Legend

2006 · Ahn Sang-Soo

If You Were Me 2

2006 · Woo-shik

The City of Violence

2006 · Seoul Detective

Heaven's Soldiers

2005 · Won-hoon

Crying Fist

2005 · Kwon Rok

Arahan

2004 · TV Host (uncredited)

Tube

2003 · Bo Jwa-kwan

Oldboy

2003 · Chief Secretary

Digital Short Film Omnibus Project Twentidentity, Vol. 1

2003 · segment: "Seotda"

No Blood No Tears

2002 · Pretty Boy

Oollala Sisters

2002

Failan

2001 · Student

Die Bad

2000 · Hyun-soo