National actor Song Kang Ho has established himself as a global figure, winning the Palme d'Or for 'Parasite' and Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival for 'Broker'. His active career continues to draw public attention, with his acting prowess and approachable charm leaving a deep impression on many.
Song Kang Ho made a strong impression as National Intelligence Service agent Lee Jang-gil in the 1999 film 'Shiri', and has since appeared in numerous successful films including 'Memories of Murder', 'The Host', 'The Attorney', and 'A Taxi Driver'. Born in 1967, he married Hwang Jang-suk in 1995 and has a son, Song Jun-pyeong, a former soccer player, and a daughter, Song Ju-yeon. His agency is reported as Galaxy Corporation (as of 2025) or Sublime (as of 2026).
Bloggers praise Song Kang Ho for his unique talent in portraying a full range of human emotions—madness, sadness, and humor—within an ordinary facade. His theater background is cited as the foundation for his solid acting skills, and his stable marriage and focus on his craft, free from scandals, are noted as contributing to his positive public image.
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