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Occupation
  
Name
  
Song Chang-eui

Years active
  
2002-present

Role
  
Actor

Agent
  
WS Entertainment

Parents
  
Song Dae-hyeon

Hangul
  
송창의


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Born
  
24 January 1979 (age 45) (
1979-01-24
)

Education
  
TV shows
  
Awards
  
PaekSang Arts Award for Best New Actor in Television

Nominations
  
Blue Dragon Film Award for Best New Actor, Grand Bell Award for Best New Actor

Movies
  
Once Upon a Time in Seoul, Green Days: Dinosaur, A Reason to Live, My Girl and I, Emergency Act 19

Similar People
  
Kim Jung‑eun, Pyo Min‑su, Lee Jeong‑hyang, Kenzo Kitakata, Kang Woo‑suk

[TD영상] '숨바꼭질' 송창의(Song Chang Eui) "이유리, 멜로에 강해…색다른 멜로 나올 것"


Song Chang-eui (born January 24, 1979) is a South Korean actor. Though better known as a musical theatre actor, notably in Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Gwanghwamun Love Song, Song has also starred in television dramas such as The Scales of Providence and Life Is Beautiful.

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Career

Song Chang-eui began his career in musical theatre in 2002's Blue Saigon. Most famous for playing a transgender rocker in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, he also starred in the stage adaptation of Hollywood film The Graduate, the musical adaptation of romantic comedy 200 Pounds Beauty with Bada, a musical based on The Sorrows of Young Werther, popular German musical Elisabeth with Ock Joo-hyun, and Korea's first jukebox musical Gwanghwamun Younga (younga is the Korean word for "love song" or "sonata") featuring the hit songs of the late composer Lee Young-hoon.

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After doing small roles on television starting 2005, Song shot to stardom in 2007 when he starred in Golden Bride, a drama about an inter-cultural marriage between an elite Korean man (Song) and a young Vietnamese woman (played by Lee Young-ah). He followed that with leading roles in the revenge court thriller The Scales of Providence, and the post-war film Once Upon a Time in Seoul. The latter, titled Boys Don't Cry in Korean, is about two orphaned friends (played by Song and Lee Wan) who become involved in the black market to escape poverty. Song had to lose 7 kilograms (15.4 pounds) and shave his head for his role. In 2009 he was cast as the antagonist in the Kwon Sang-woo starrer Cinderella Man, a Prince and the Pauper tale set in the world of fashion merchandising, which drew lackluster ratings.

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Penned by renowned drama writer Kim Soo-hyun, the 2010 weekend family drama Life Is Beautiful became memorable and somewhat controversial for its depiction of a loving, functional relationship between two homosexual men, the first Korean show to do so in the primetime slot of a public network. The drama was a hit with average ratings of 20%, and Song earned praise for his portrayal of a gentle, kind doctor of internal medicine, who happens to be openly gay and in love with Lee Sang-woo's divorcee character.

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Song and Seo Ji-hye played a married couple in melodrama A Lone Tree (the Korean title Tree that Sleeps Standing speaks to the theme of a person's desire to stay next to and support a loved one), then he had a supporting role in A Reason to Live, a contemplative film on grief and forgiveness starring Song Hye-kyo.

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He returned to television in the 2011 campus romance Heartstrings (also known as You've Fallen for Me). The drama was co-produced by the Seoul Institute of the Arts, which provided its campus for filming. Song, a graduate of the arts-specialized university, said the classrooms, library and the atmosphere made him feel nostalgic. He and co-star Park Shin-hye had previously worked together as voice actors for the local hand-drawn animated film Green Days: Dinosaur and I.

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Song starred in two series in 2012: Syndrome, a medical drama on cable about neurosurgeons, and The Great Seer, a historical epic about the founding of the Joseon Dynasty. Kim Soo-hyun cast him again in her 2013 weekend drama Thrice Married Woman, in which his character has lingering feelings for his ex-wife.

In 2014, Song played the titular character in police procedural Dr. Frost, adapted from the webtoon of the same title. He was then cast as a widowed father with a troubled son in the Make a Woman Cry (2015).

Filmography

Actor
2018
Hide and Seek (TV Series) as
Cha Eun-hyuk
2017
The Secret of My Love (TV Series) as
Han Ji-seob / Kang Jae-wook
2015
Make a Woman Cry (TV Series) as
Kang Jin-woo
2014
Doctor Frost (TV Series) as
Baek Nam-bong / Doctor Frost
2013
The Woman Who Married Three Times (TV Series) as
Jung Tae-Won
2012
The Great Seer (TV Series) as
Lee Jung Geun
2012
Syndrome (TV Series) as
Cha Yeo-wook
2011
A Reason to Live as
Song-Ho
2011
You've Fallen for Me (TV Series) as
Kim Suk-hyun
- Let Your Dreams Fly (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Smile, You (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Fly High (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Don't Cry (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- At That Place, at That Time (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Slowly to You (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Romance Expressway (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- My Dearest Crybaby (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- I Will- Move On- (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- In Order to Move On (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Confession (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- To Tomorrow (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Champion (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- It's Only My World (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
- Someone I Came Across (2011) - Kim Suk-hyun (as Chang-eui Song)
2010
Seoseo Janeun Namu as
Jung Gu-Sang
2010
Green Days as
Kim Chul-su (voice)
2010
Life Is Beautiful (TV Series) as
Yang Tae-sub
2009
Cinderella Man (TV Series) as
Lee Jae-min
2008
Once Upon a Time in Seoul as
Tae-ho
2007
Bride from Vietnam (TV Series) as
Kang Jun-Woo
2006
101st Proposal (TV Series) as
Seo Hyun-Joon
2005
Parang-juuibo as
Park Jong-gu
Self
2012
Running Man (TV Series) as
Self
- Asian Culture Complex (2012) - Self
- Suncheon Open Set (2012) - Self
2009
Family Outing (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.31 (2009) - Self
- Episode #1.30 (2009) - Self

References

Song Chang-eui Wikipedia


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