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Cha In-pyo

South Korean actor (born )

In this Korean name, the family name is Cha.

Cha In-pyo (Korean:&#;차인표; born October 14, ) is a South Korean actor[2] and director.

Early life

Cha graduated from Rutgers University in the U.S. with a degree in economics.[3] His father ran a shipping company and had intended for Cha to take over the family business.

Career

Cha had dreamed of becoming an actor since he was a teenager, so he auditioned for General's Son, but at the recommendation of his parents, he went to the U.S. with his mother to study.[4] After working at Hanjin Shipping for several years, he quit his job to pursue acting full-time.

In he joined MBC and made his debut in the television series Under the Same Roof&#;[ko] before enlisting and completing his mandatory military service.[5][6] His major breakthrough came in the television series Star in My Heart, one of the first Korean dramas to be broadcast overseas and widely acknowledged to be the "first generation" of the Korean Wave, earning him public recognition.[7][8] In he starred in the SBS romantic-mystery drama Hong Kong Express.

While the drama did not garner as much attention, the scene in which his character expresses his rage by furiously brushing his teeth in front of the bathroom mirror became iconic and was often parodied by comedians or used as a meme on Korean variety shows to indicate silent rage.[9] Cha later stated on Cultwo Show that the scene was not in his script since the only direction he received was "expressing anger in the bathroom".[10]

Cha has since garnered an extensive filmography in both film and television, including Crossing which was South Korea's entry for the 81st Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and earned him several nominations for various awards.

He has also collaborated with Korean-American director Benson Lee in the period drama-comedy indie film Seoul Searching, which was screened at the Sundance Film Festival and features a diverse cast and crew drawn from the worldwide overseas Japanese, Chinese and Korean diaspora.[3][11][12] He returned to network television in the weekend drama The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop, which drew ratings of over 30% for much of its run and earned him nominations at the KBS Drama Awards.

Personal life

Cha met his future wife, co-star Shin Ae-ra, on the set of the drama Love in Your Heart&#;[ko] and they married in March prior to his enlistment. As two of the top television stars of the s, their marriage received extensive media coverage and was one of the most reported events of the year.[13] They have a son and two daughters.[14] Their decision to adopt their daughters was met with praise, especially given the rarity of adoptions by local Korean families compared to overseas families.[15]

Philanthropy

On July 22, , Cha donated 10 million won to treat a baby with stage 3 cancer from Uzbekistan through All That Medi.[16]

In December , Cha donated 50 million won to Yana (You Are Not Alone), a support group for young people preparing for self-reliance.[17]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
Honey SweetSeok-ho [18]
What Happened to Mr.

Cha?

Himself (Fictionalized) Netflix January 1
Heaven's Quest
Seoul SearchingMr. Kim
My BoyDo Gong
The FluSouth Korean President
The TowerPresident Jo
A Dream Comes TrueIm Sang_hyeon Telecinema
CrossingKim Yong-su
HanbandoYi Sang-hyeon
Mokpo the HarborBaek Seong-gi
Season in the SunKim Sin-bu
Iron PalmAh Yi-eon
Dr.

  • Cha in-ha instagram
  • Shin ae-ra
  • Cha in-pyo book
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    • K

    		Kang Ji-min/Dr. K
    ZzangHwang Gi-pung
    AlbatrossLieutenant Jo Gyeong-min Cho Chang-ho

    Television series

    Year Title Role Note
    TBAPeople of the Blue HouseGo Han-pyo Sitcom[19][20]
    The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor ShopBae Sam-do
    D-DayMinister Koo Ja-hyuk
    Endless LoveGeneral Chun Tae-Woong
    Sent From HeavenCha Se-joo
    GyebaekMoo Jin Cameo
    Big ThingKang Tae-san
    The Reputable FamilyChoi Gook-sun
    White TowerNoh Min-guk
    Love in Moments ApartZhao Ming Wei Chinese drama
    Hong Kong ExpressChoi Kang-hyuk
    The Age of HeroesChun Tae-sun
    Endless LoveJi Dong-yang Chinese drama
    The Four Detective GuardsTie Shou (Iron Hand)
    Perfect LovePark Shi-woo
    Her HouseJang Tae-ju
    The Golden EraPark Kwang-chul
    FireworksChoi Jong-hyuk
    Beautiful SeoulCho Sang-chul
    The BossKim Choon-sam
    You and IPark Young-kyu
    Star in My HeartLee Joon-hee
    Heroic RebellionHan Young-ung
    Reporting for DutyCha Sung-yun
    Making MenPark Han-joo
    KareiskiYoon Ho-jun
    My Son's WomanKang Min-wook
    Love is in Your EmbraceKang Pung-ho
    The White Journey
    Han Ji-bong's Three Families

    Web series

    Web shows

    MC

    Music videos

    • Forgiveness (용서, Cho Jang-hyuk, )
    • Sad (Cho Jang-hyuk, )
    • Forever (영원, Sky, )

    Discography

    • "Heart Fire" (心火, Xin Huo) - The Four Detective Guards opening theme song ()
    • "Dream" (梦, Meng) - The Four Detective Guards ending theme song ()

    Novels

    Awards

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