Born in 1991, Kim Sung-cheol majored in drama at the Korea National University of Arts before debuting in musicals, starting with the 2014 production <Puberty>. After a first film role in the short <WINTER PICNIC> (2014), he received a couple of bit roles in films. While he has always kept himself busy with a large number of live musical productions, it was when he moved to television that he was brought to wide notice playing one of the inmates in the hit TV seri...More

Born in 1991, Kim Sung-cheol majored in drama at the Korea National University of Arts before debuting in musicals, starting with the 2014 production <Puberty>. After a first film role in the short <WINTER PICNIC> (2014), he received a couple of bit roles in films. While he has always kept himself busy with a large number of live musical productions, it was when he moved to television that he was brought to wide notice playing one of the inmates in the hit TV series <Prison Playbook> (2017-2018). He was then cast as the male lead in the romantic musical series <To. Jenny> (2018), and later he starred in the comedy film <Too Hot to Die> (2018), his first major role on the big screen. In 2019, he joined the main cast of the Korean War film <Battle of Jangsari> (2019), and he could also be seen in the much-anticipated feminist title <KIM JI-YOUNG, BORN 1982> (2019) and the fantasy drama series <Arthdal Chronicles> (2019). He gained wider popularity upon starring in the drama series <Do You Like Brahms?> (2020). After brief appearances in the hit series <Sweet Home> (2020) and <Vincenzo> (2021), he was cast in the period thriller film <The Night Owl> (2021), which released in late 2022.Less