Um Tae-goo
Born in Seoul, South Korea — Nov 09 1983
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Biography
Um Tae-goo is a South Korean actor who made his acting debut in 2007. He graduated from the Film Department of Konkuk University in Seoul. He has been a supporting actor in many movies and has won awards for his performance in films "The Age of Shadows", "The Great Battle", and "My Punch-Drunk Boxer". He is the younger brother of film director/screenwriter, Um Tae-hwa.
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Um Tae-goo's Credits
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KBS Drama Special
Jong-Beom
Obsessed
Warrant Officer Kim
Light Shop
Kim Hyun-min
Save Me
Kim Min-chul
House on Wheels
Self
The Witch: Part 2. The Other One
Mart
My Sweet Mobster
Seo Ji-hwan
The Servant
Man (uncredited)
I Saw the Devil
Detective
Inspiring Generation
Dokku
Dr. Brain
Lee Tae-goo
A Taxi Driver
Illegal checkpoint Sergeant First Class Park
Getaway and Go with Jangdobari
Self
Concrete Utopia
Homeless 1
Hometown
Jo Kyung-ho
Commitment
Troubled Kid
The Age of Shadows
Hashimoto
Maids
Chi-bok
The Great Battle
Horse Commanding General Pa-so
Barracks
Dong-woo
Veteran
Hand-to-hand Fight Entourage
Night in Paradise
Park Tae-goo
Secretly, Greatly
Hwang Jae-oh
Cobweb
Yu-rim's Boyfriend
Coin Locker Girl
Woo-gon
Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned
Tae-sik
Secret
Man on phone (uncredited)
Spellbound
PD
Horror Stories
Deliveryman
S.I.U.
Thai
Three Meals a Day Light
Self
Epitaph
Japanese Soldier
My Punch-Drunk Boxer
Byung-gu
Insadong Scandal
Manager
Adulthood
Jae-min
Midnight FM
Detective Uhm
The Unfair
Lee Seung-joon
Azooma
Police
Oki's Movie
Student
Perfect Spy
Wild Sing
INGtoogi: The Battle of Internet Trolls
Tae-sik
I Am Happy
bartender
Anyang, Paradise City
STAFF 3
Texas Hit
Incomplete Life: Prequel
Hwan-young
Faith
Heart Vibrator
Tae-goo
Choked
Kwon Youn-ho
KARMA
The god of death
18 Years
Like a season
Nice Shorts! 2011
Home Sweet Home
Man-shik
Forest
Tae-sik
Keep Quiet
Dong-woo
Trivial Matters
Do-hwan
No Charge Airline Ticket
Donghwan
내가 죄인이오
Raw Chicken (Im Cheol-ho)
The Time of Good Light