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In this Korean name, the family name is Son.

Son Woo-hyeon,[a] commonly spelled Son Woo-hyun (Hangul: 손우현, Hanja: 孫佑弦; born Son Hyeon-seok on November 30, 1989)[1] is a South Korean actor, singer and songwriter.

Son Woo-hyeon[a]
손우현
Born
Son Hyeon-seok

(1989-11-30) November 30, 1989 (age 34)[2]
Seo-gu, Daejeon, South Korea[b]
Alma materKookmin University – B.A. in Theater and Film
Occupations
  • Actor
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
Years active2009-present
AgentKing Kong by Starship (a subsidiary of Starship Entertainment)
Notable workNokdu Flower, To My Star
Awards2017 Seoul Film Festival (SFF) 2nd Place (Is Mr. Kim Dead)
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Labels
Formerly ofX-5
Korean name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationSon U-hyeon
McCune–ReischauerSon Uhyŏn
Birth name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationSon Hyeon-seok
McCune–ReischauerSon Hyŏnsŏk
WebsiteSon Woo-hyeon
Signature

First appear on television in 2011, as the leader of X-5 (a K-pop idol group) with the stage name "Ghun", Son quickly gathers public attention and gain popularity through his eye-catching performances along with the rise of Hallyu-wave.

In the same year, Son achieves his debut in acting when he is cast in the widely-acclaimed South Korean TV Series, Miss Ripley (2011). Having made his name, Son then appears in a variety of different roles from numerous successful South Korean films and television series.

Some of his most notable works include Spy Myung-wol (2011), Live (2018), The Nokdu Flower (2019), Touch (2020), Mouse (2021) and Golden Spoon (2022).

Early life and education

Son Woo-hyeon was born with the name Son Hyeon-seok on November 30, 1989 in the Seo district of the fifth largest city in South Korea, Daejeon.[4] Being raised in a family of four, Son is the youngest child in the family with an elder sister. Son receives elementary education at Daejeon Seowon Elementary School in Deajeon.[5][6] After gradaution, Son went to Daejeon Samcheon Middle School[7] and Chungnam High School for his secondary education.[5][8] Successfully enrolled into Kookmin University, Son furthers his studies at the Department of Theater and Film, Faculty of Performing Arts and earned his Bachelor's degree.[5]

Career

2009–2011: Beginnings and Three Musketeers

In 2009, Son debut as a member in a trio band called the Three Musketeers under the record label of Open World Entertainment. During the promotion period, Son uses the stage name of "Hwarang". In early March 2010, the band made a comeback with a change of concept as a nursery rhyme dance group and the title song of "Eat Eat" (Hangul: "먹어 먹어"). The title track becomes an instant hit and is widely used in reality shows as background music whenever there are scenes involving the performers eating on-air, notably in Up To The King,[9] and in these days, it has become the representative background music of Delicious Guys.[10]

2011–2012: The days as X-5

With the Open World Entertainment's decision to merge and rebrand the trio band, Son debuts as the leader of a K-pop idol group, X-5, under the stage name as "Ghun" on 19 April 2011.[11][12] Following the successful debut, X-5 gains significant attention and is popularly known as 'Tall Idols'. At the time, they also receives a lot of supports and publicity as the 'sibling-group' of The Boss, a boy band from the same agency.

On April 22, 2011, the single Xenos is released and the title song "Shohajima" is featured. During the premier stage, X-5 left a strong impression with the audience as they performed and danced while wearing sunglasses.[13][14] Six months later, on December 9, 2011, they release a mini-album Dangerous, featuring the title track of the same name.[15]

A month later in May 2012, Son welcomes his acting debut when X-5 is cast in the critically-acclaimed television series, Miss Ripley (2011).[16][17] As a 2011 commercial success, it attracts publicity for and attention to the group.[18][19][20] In the following month, Son is again cast in another television series, Spy Myung-wol (2011).[21] Produced and aired by Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), one of the three leading television broadcasters in South Korea, the series achieves a viewership rating of more than 10 in its premier run.[22]

On 13 April 2012, a little under a year after the official debut, X-5 is forced to cancel all planned public appearances with future activities put on hold as a scandal surrounding the CEO of Open World Entertainment unfolds.[23][24][25][26][27] Following the arrest of the CEO in December 2012, X-5 officially disbands and Son ends his contract with Open World Entertainment, leaving the agency shortly thereafter.[28][29]

2013–2014: Military enlistment and hiatus

On 4 Dec 2012, to not cause any disruptions, Son quietly enlists into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces to serve his mandatory military service.[30] During the conscription, Son serves as a sergeant in the Air Force Flight 722 of Republic of Korea Air Force. He is discharged from service in late 2014.

2015–2018: Comeback and silver screen debut

Following his discharge from the military, Son focuses his career direction to acting and has since started to take on various roles on silver screen and television projects. Starting in 2015, Son receives multiple high-level endorsements from some, if not the largest Fortune 500 global brands like Apple,[31] Samsung,[32] LG,[33] Kia[34] and Nivea[35] for the roles he plays during the product launches and advertisements.[36] On top of that, Son also plays leading role in a South Korean government campaign, X-project, managed and run by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning.[37]

In 2016, Son has his comeback on television series since his enlistment into the military. He is cast in Blow Breeze (2016), a romance comedy South Korean drama that surrounds a North Korean girl who is interested in dancing defects to South Korea where she meets a lawyer who will be her lover for life.[38][39] The series gathers an average nationwide viewership rating 15 for its runs of 50 episodes on MBC between August 27, 2016 to February 26, 2017.[40] Later in 2016, Son plays leading role in a short film, Butterfly Effect (2016) as he transitions from television series to the silver screen.[41][42]

In 2017, Son has his first silver screen debut when he is offered a supporting role in Excavator (2017), a war film that follows a paratrooper through series of events during the May 18, 1980 Gwangju Uprising also known as the "May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement".[43][44][45] In the same year, Son receives a leading role offer in an office-romance Web-series titled Love Intern Choi Woo Sung (2017) where he plays an office intern who finally realises the cold-hard reality of modern society.[46][47] Son also takes up a role in another 2017 Web-series, No Bad Days (2017) that tells a story of the female protagonist in her twenties who is trying to find a balance between work, love, and relationships.

2018 marks a smooth sailing year for Son as he continues to rise in the acting industry with Live (2018) taking precedence. Directed by Kim Kyu-tae and starring the hallyu star, Lee Kwang-soo, Live (2018) gathers much needed attention thanks to its release on both Netflix and cable television.[48] Son's role as a patrol police officer in the series puts him under spotlight when viewers are fond of his police-uniformed appearance.[49] A few months later, Son appears in Just Dance (2018), a life and sport genre television series based on documentary of the same name. It tells a story of a group of student at Geoje Girl’s Vocational High School with different dreams, trying all out to be better dancers despite their struggles in life.[50][51] About the same period, Son also resumes his original role in No Bad Days 2 (2018) as sequel to the 2017 Web-series, No Bad Days, he was previously cast in.[52][53]

2019–2020: Rising popularity and mainstream success

Starting from 2019, Son sees an alleviation in his career in terms of public attention and role offerings resulting from his higher level of participation in mainstream television series produced and aired by leading South Korean broadcaster, notably the MBC, SBS and TvN. This is backed by the fact that television series made under the branding of leading broadcasters are often able to top the chart and dominate the Nationwide viewership ranking for their ability to gather significant publicity and interests from Hallyu audiences around the world.[54][55][56][57] Marking the start is Nokdu Flower, a SBS's 2019 historical television series that focuses on the true events of Donghak Peasant Revolution and the Battle of Ugeumchi which took place in 1894. In the series, Son portraits the role of a righteous, sympathetic Commander of Joseon Imperial guard who feels deeply for the uprising peasants and is willing to assist them in achieving their good cause despite the opposite stance he is in.[58][59] During its premier run, Nokdu Flower achieves a steady rating of 13.2 in Seoul metropolitan area alone and 11.5 nationwide.[60]

The same year, Son is cast in TvN's Drama Stage Season 3 (2019) in the chapter of "Woman with a Bleeding Ear", playing the role as a boyfriend to a woman named Kim Soo Hee.[61][62] Shortly thereafter, Son starred a YouTube exclusive Web-series, About Youth (2019) which tells an inspiring story of four youths trying to achieve dreams in their own ways while fighting social and cultural stigmas.[63][64] With Son's silver screen casting, he took up a supporting role in Crazy Romance (2019), the first commercial film directed by Kim Han Gyeol which also marks 16 years since Kim Rae-won and Gong Hyo-jin last collaborated in the classic Korean drama Snowman.[65]

In 2020, Son starred in youth action film Justice High (2020) directed by Chae Yeo-jun.

2021–present: Breakthrough and continued success

In 2021, Son signs an exclusive contract with King Kong by Starship a subsidiary of Starship Entertainment which is often seen as a major player and a driving force behind the K-pop industry.[66][67][68]

Personal Life

Military enlistment

On 4 Dec 2012, Son enlists into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces to serve his mandatory military service.[30] During the conscription, Son serves as a sergeant in the Air Force Flight 722 of Republic of Korea Air Force.[69] He is discharged from service on 4 Dec 2014.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Original Title Role Notes Ref.
2016 Butterfly Effect 나비효과 Joon-young Lead role
2017 Control 컨트롤
Excavator 포크레인 College student [70][71]
Is Mr. Kim Dead? 김씨는 죽었을까? Lead role
2018 Bomberman 봄버맨 Min Jae-ho [72]
2019 Crazy Romance 가장 보통의 연애 Do-yoon [73][74]
2020 Justice High 공수도 Hae-sung Lead role [75]
2021 To My Star 나의 별에게 Kang Seo-joon [76][77]
You Ghosted Me for a Week 니가 일주일 넘게 연락이 없어서 Joo-won [78][79]
We're not good at parting 우리는 이별에 서툴러서 Hae Rang [Seg. Relationship Forest] [80][81]
2022 Jjamppong Bigwon 짬뽕비권 Park Soon-kyung Special appearance - as a Constable [82][83]

Television series

Year Title Original Title Role Network Notes Ref.
2011 Miss Ripley 미스 리플리 Himself MBC Special appearance as X-5, (Ep 3) [18][19][84][85]
Spy Myung-Wol 스파이 명월 Trainee KBS2 (Ep 9-10) [86][87]
2016 Blow Breeze 불어라 미풍아 Deputy Yoon MBC [88][89]
2017 Love Intern Choi Woo Sung 연애인턴 최우성 Choi Woo-sung Naver TV,Youtube Lead role [90][91]
No Bad Days 오늘도 무사히 Park Jeong-woo [52][53]
2018 No Bad Days Season 2 오늘도 무사히 2
Live 라이브 Patrol police officer TvN, Netflix Special appearance [49]
Just Dance 땐뽀걸즈 KBS2 [50][51]
2019 About Youth 어바웃유스 Park Ha-woong Youtube Lead role [63][64]
Nokdu Flower 녹두꽃 Lee Gyu-tae SBS, Netflix Commander of Imperial guard [58][59][92]
Cat's Bar 고양이 바텐더 Ik-hyun Naver TV
Drama Stage Season 3 드라마 스테이지 3 Choo Jae-young TvN Segment: "Woman with a Bleeding Ear" (aired on Dec 7, 2019) [61][62]
2020 Touch 터치 Lee Hyun-joon Channel A Make-up artist at Cha Beauty [93][94]
Tale of the Nine-Tailed 구미호뎐 Jung Hyun-woo TvN, Netflix Security staff, (Ep. 2, 9, 16) [95][96]
2021 Mouse 마우스 Kim Joon-seong TvN, Netflix Close friend of Sung Yo-Han, (Ep. 3-4, 18) [97][98]
Revolutionary Sisters 오케이 광자매 Na Pyun-seung KBS2 [99][100][101]
Doom at Your Service 어느 날 우리집 현관으로 멸망이 들어왔다 Siberia (Novelist) TvN, ViuTV Using 'Siberia' as pen name (Ep. 3) [102][103]
To My Star 나의 별에게 Kang Seo-joon TVING, Netflix, Naver TV, Wavve Lead role [104][105][106][107]
2022 To My Star 2: Our Untold Stories 나의 별에게 2 TVING, Viki, Line TV
Golden Spoon 금수저 Jang Moon-gi MBC Hwang Tae-Yong's bodyguard [108]

Music video

Year Title Album Artist(s) Ref.
2011 "Dangerous" Dangerous X-5 [d] [109]
2022 "Nothing" Beautiful Moment OST Special Track Son Woo-hyeon and Song Ji-Yeon [110]

Discography

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with selected details, chart positions and sales
Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR[111]
As Three Musketeers
Eat Eat
  • Released: March 3, 2010
  • Labels: Jerry Entertainment
  • Distributor: Recording Industry Association of Korea (RIAK)
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
 — —
As X-5
Xenos 24 —
Dangerous (Mini Album) 7 2,468[112]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Songs

Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album Notes
KOR
Soundtrack appearances
"To My Star" 2021 — — To My Star (Original Webdrama Soundtrack)
"Every Single Moment" 2022 — — To My Star (Original Television Soundtrack, Pt. 2) Collaborating with Kim Kang-min
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Songwriting credits

All credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association, unless stated otherwise.[113]

Year Title Album Artist(s) Lyrics Music Arrangement
Credited With Credited With Credited With
2021 "To My Star" To My Star (Original Webdrama Soundtrack) Son Woo-hyeon Yes — Yes — No Shaun Kim, BXN1, BXN2
2022 "Every Single Moment" To My Star (Original Television Soundtrack, Pt. 2) Kim Kang-min and Son Woo-hyeon Yes — Yes — No Kwak Jeong-im, Hong Bo-ra
"On A Starry Night" Kim Da-eun Yes — Yes — No Kwak Jeong-im
"TA-DAH!" Young Ki Yes — Yes — No Kwak Jeong-im, Hong Bo-ra

Notes

  1. ^ a b The only English name officially recognised by his label, King Kong by Starship and confirmed on his personal website.
  2. ^ Mentioned in an Instagram Live held on 28th February 2021.[3]
  3. ^ During the promotional period as a member of X-5 only, between 2011 and 2012.
  4. ^ Son Hyeon-seok [now Son Woo-hyeon], Lee Dong-hyun, Jung Hae-won, Jin Hyun-jin, Kim Jin-wan

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