Actor Kim Do Hoon gained significant recognition for his role as Lee Kang Hoon in Disney+'s 'Moving' and has since been actively expanding his filmography with various projects. Recent attention on the Netflix drama 'Your Honor' has brought renewed interest in Kim Do Hoon, who played Song Ho Young in the series. Furthermore, his casting as Taesan, the protagonist in the Netflix film 'Dochabi,' marks his expansion into the action historical drama genre.
In 'Moving,' Kim Do Hoon portrayed Lee Kang Hoon, a superpowered class president, showcasing delicate emotional acting and action sequences. He then took on a villainous role in SBS's 'The Escape of the Seven' and played Song Ho Young, a character grappling with guilt and fear, in 'Your Honor.' In 2025, he embraced a romantic character in 'My Perfect Secretary,' earning the Best Actor in a Miniseries Melodrama award at the SBS Drama Awards. Song Ho Young in 'Your Honor' is particularly noted as a pivotal character driving the entire narrative, with Kim Do Hoon conveying his complex psychology through anxious gazes and actions. His upcoming role as Taesan, a former military officer in 'Dochabi,' is anticipated to combine his action experience from 'Moving' with deeper emotional acting.
Bloggers have noted Kim Do Hoon's ability to adapt his speech, gaze, and character demeanor for each role, finding it intriguing that the same actor who played Lee Kang Hoon in 'Moving' also portrayed Kim Jae Oh in 'Dear X.' Kim Do Hoon, born in 1998, debuted in the 2016 film 'The Chase' and stands at 182cm tall. He has steadily built his filmography from independent films to minor and supporting roles in dramas, and is currently affiliated with Peak J Entertainment.
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