Shin Ha Kyun (Sin Ha) is an actor who has been active in the South Korean television and film entertainment industry since 1998. He is well known for his roles in the movies "The Big Scene" (2005), "No Mercy for the Rude" (2007), and "The Front Line" (2011), and also appeared in the television dramas "Pied Piper" (2016), "Less Than Evil" (2018), "Soul Mechanic" (2020), etc...
Basic Profile Details of Shin Ha Kyun
- Full Real Name: Shin Ha Kyun
- Date of Birth: 30 May 1974
- Place of Birth: Seoul, South Korea
- Nationality: South Korean
- Occupation/Profession: Actor
- Active Year: 1998-present
- Gender: Male
- Married Status: Unmarried
- Height: 1.75 M
- Zodiac: Gemini
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Shin Ha Kyun Bio & Qualification
Shin Ha Kyun was born on 30 May 1974 in Seoul, South Korea, we currently do not have enough information related to his higher education & qualifications (Update as soon as possible).
Regarding Shin Ha Kyun's acting career, he first trained as a stage actor at the Seoul Institute of the Arts before going on to act in umpteen plays by Jang Jin. He made his acting debut in 1998 as an actor in the movie "The Happenings" as one of the leading roles after that he acted in multiple TV dramas and movie projects. Recently, he was cast in the television drama "Yonder add" (2022).
Shin Ha Kyun's Parents & Siblings
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Shin Ha Kyun Partner & Relationships
Shin Ha Kyun is a handsome and talented South Korean actor, he was dating "Kim Go-Eun" and grew close to both at a scuba-diving gathering, However, in March 2017, they broke up According to our database, he is currently single, and the eligible bachelor, and is not dating anyone right now.
Shin Ha Kyun Awards & Nomination
- 2000 3rd Director's Cut Awards
- 2000 8th Chunsa Film Art Awards
- 2000 21st Blue Dragon Film Awards
- 2001 38th Grand Bell Awards
- 2001 22nd Blue Dragon Film Awards
- 2001 16th Golden Disk Awards
- 2003 4th Busan Film Critics Awards
- 2003 2nd Korean Film Awards
- 2009 30th Blue Dragon Film Awards
- 2011 KBS Drama Awards
- 2012 48th Baeksang Arts Awards
- 2012 7th Seoul International Drama Awards
- 2012 24th Korean PD Awards
- 2012 1st K-Drama Star Awards
- 2013 SBS Drama Awards
- 2014 MBC Drama Awards
- 2018 MBC Drama Awards
- 2019 39th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards
- 2020 34th KBS Drama Awards
- 2020 Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries
- 2021 57th Baeksang Arts Awards