Quick facts
- Full name
- Woo Do-hwan
- Korean name
- 우도환
- Born
- July 12, 1992
- Age
- 34
- Birthplace
- Anyang, South Korea
- Nationality
- South Korean
- Occupation
- actor
- Years active
- 2011–
- Debut
- professional activity, 2011
Bloodhounds → Mr. Plankton
Woo Do-hwan: Biography and beginnings
Woo Do-hwan (우도환) — Woo Do-hwan. Born: July 12, 1992, Anyang, South Korea. active since: 2011.
The documented starting point used here is professional activity, 2011. Height, MBTI, residence and family details are not filled automatically; fields without a strong source remain hidden. Official production titles retain their distributed form.
Career development — Bloodhounds
Woo Do-hwan consolidated his profile through characters under pressure in Save Me and Mad Dog. My Country: The New Age and his dual role in The King: Eternal Monarch widened the range, while Bloodhounds foregrounded physical discipline and the bond between its two leads.
Selected filmography: Woo Do-hwan
This selection is not a substitute for a complete filmography. It traces the route from Save Me through Bloodhounds to Mr. Plankton, listing character and platform separately.
- 2017 — Save Me — role: Seok Dong-chul — OCN
- 2017 — Mad Dog — role: Kim Min-joon — KBS2
- 2019 — My Country: The New Age — role: Nam Seon-ho — JTBC / Netflix
- 2020 — The King: Eternal Monarch — role: Jo Yeong / Jo Eun-seop — SBS / Netflix
- 2023 — Bloodhounds — role: Kim Gun-woo — Netflix
- 2024 — Mr. Plankton — role: Hae-jo — Netflix
Career timeline: Woo Do-hwan
- 2011 — professional activity, 2011
- 2023 — Bloodhounds
- 2024 — Mr. Plankton
Recently documented work: Mr. Plankton
The most recent reference included in this selection is Mr. Plankton (2024). The wording is deliberate: the page does not automatically call it the “latest project” unless the source supplies a complete current list. The permanent profile can absorb the next confirmed role without creating a duplicate page.
Sources and verification: Woo Do-hwan
Core source: Korean Film Council — KOFIC. Biographical data and projects are published only when they can be tied to the displayed sources. Where shown, age is calculated automatically from the birth date under the international standard; it is not stored as a fixed number.
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