Song Kang-ho

Song Kang-ho (born 17 January 1967) is a South Korean actor who rose to international prominence for his performances in Snowpiercer (2013) and Parasite (2019),[1] the latter of which won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Award for Best Picture.[2]

This is a Korean name; the family name is Song.

Song Kang-ho
Song in 2016
Born	(1967-01-17) 17 January 1967 Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1991-present
Spouse(s)	Hwang Jang-suk ( m. 1995)
Children	2
Korean name
Hangul	송강호
Hanja	宋康昊
Revised Romanization	Song Gang-ho
McCune–Reischauer	Song Kangho

Song made his debut as a movie actor in The Day a Pig Fell into the Well in 1996, and came to national prominence with a series of critically acclaimed performances, including No. 3, Joint Security Area, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Memories of Murder, The Host, A Taxi Driver, and Parasite.

Early life and education

Song Kang-ho was born in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea on January 17, 1967. He had wanted to be an actor since eighth grade.[3] He never professionally trained as an actor, beginning his career in social theater groups after graduating from Gimhae High School. He earned a degree in broadcasting from Busan Kyungsang College.[4]

Career

Early career

Song joined Kee Kuk-seo's theatre company, which emphasized instinctive acting and improvisation. He made his stage premiere in 1991 in a play called Dongseung and spent the next decade as a stage actor.[5] Although he was regularly approached to act in films, he always turned down the opportunity until taking a role as an extra in Hong Sang-soo's 1996 film The Day a Pig Fell into the Well[6] at age 30.[5]

The following year, after portraying one of the homeless in Jang Sun-woo's documentary-style Bad Movie,[7] he gained cult notoriety for his performance in Song Neung-han's No. 3 as a gangster training a group of young recruits, winning his first acting award at the Blue Dragon Film Awards. Following this, Song was cast in several supporting roles before his high-profile appearance as Han Suk-kyu's secret agent partner in Kang Je-gyu's blockbuster thriller Shiri.[6] In early 2000, Song's popularity increased with his first leading role in the box office smash The Foul King, for which he did most of his own stunts.

It was his award-winning 2000 performance in Joint Security Area as a North Korean sergeant that established him as one of South Korea's leading actors. Song also starred in Park Chan-wook's acclaimed followup, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, which centers on a father's pursuit of his daughter's kidnappers.[8] In 2002, Song starred in another major production by Myung Films, YMCA Baseball Team, about Korea's first baseball team which formed in the early 20th century.[9]

Prominence

In 2003, he played a leading role as an incompetent rural detective in another critically acclaimed hit, Memories of Murder, from young director Bong Joon-ho.[10] It was the first of several critically acclaimed movies they would make together, with commentators describing Bong's relationship with Song as a "great actor-director collaboration".[2]

In 2004, Song starred in The President's Barber by debut director Im Chan-sang, which imagines the life of South Korean president Park Chung-hee's personal barber.[6] The following year he also took the lead in Antarctic Journal, a big-budget project by debut director Yim Pil-sung about an expedition in Antarctica that performed weakly at the box office.[11]

In 2006, Song was thrust back in the spotlight, however, with a leading role in Bong Joon-ho's record-breaking creature movie The Host. The film helped to broaden international awareness of Song's talent, and in March 2007 he was named Best Actor at the inaugural Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong.[12]

More high-profile projects followed: The Show Must Go On about an aging gangster,[13][14][15] Lee Chang-dong's Secret Sunshine,[16] Kim Jee-woon's western set in Manchuria The Good, the Bad, the Weird,[17][18] Park Chan-wook's vampire film Thirst in which he notably appeared full frontally nude,[19][20] the North-South spy thriller Secret Reunion,[21][22][23][24] the gangster love story Hindsight,[25][26][27][28] the suspense film Howling,[29][30] the English-language dystopian blockbuster Snowpiercer,[31] the period drama The Face Reader,[32][33] and The Attorney which was inspired by Roh Moo-hyun's early days as a human rights lawyer.[34][35][36]

Song has continued to star in a number of critically acclaimed films, including The Throne, a period film that presents a new spin on the relationship between King Yeongjo and Prince Sado;[37][38] period action film The Age of Shadows,[39][40] and A Taxi Driver, a film that depicts the 1980 Gwangju Democratization Movement.[41][42]

More recently, he had a starring role in the critically acclaimed film Parasite, also directed by his frequent collaborator Bong Joon-ho, which became the first South Korean film to win the Palme d'Or, as well as the first to be nominated for and win Best Picture at the 2020 Academy Awards.

Personal life

Song married Hwang Jang-suk (황장숙) in 1995,[43] with whom he has two children. Their son, Song Jun-pyoung, born in 1996, is a football player for Suwon Samsung Bluewings, despite Song's opposition.[44] Their daughter is named Ju-yeon (주연).[45]

Filmography

Year	English title	Korean title	Role	Ref.
1996	The Day a Pig Fell into the Well	돼지가 우물에 빠진 날	Dong-seok
1997	Green Fish	초록 물고기	Pan-su
	No. 3	넘버3	Jo-pil
	Bad Movie	나쁜 영화	Homeless man (cameo)	[7]
1998	The Quiet Family	조용한 가족	Kang Yeong-min (son)
1999	Shiri	쉬리	Lee Jang-gil
2000	The Foul King	반칙왕	Dae-ho
	Joint Security Area	공동경비구역JSA	Sgt. Oh Kyeong-pil
2002	Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance	복수는 나의 것	Park Dong-jin	[8]
	YMCA Baseball Team	YMCA 야구단	Lee Ho-chang	[9]
2003	Memories of Murder	살인의 추억	Detective Park Doo-man	[10]
2004	The President's Barber	효자동 이발사	Seong Han-mo
2005	Antarctic Journal	남극일기	Choi Do-hyung	[11]
	Sympathy for Lady Vengeance	친절한 금자씨	Hired Assassin #1 (cameo)
	Madagascar	마다가스카	Alex (Korean version)
2006	The Host	괴물	Park Gang-du	[12]
2007	The Show Must Go On	우아한 세계	Kang In-goo	[13]
	Secret Sunshine	밀양	Jong-chan	[16]
2008	The Good, the Bad, the Weird	좋은 놈, 나쁜 놈, 이상한 놈	Yun Tae-goo/The Weird	[17]
2009	Thirst	박쥐	Sang-hyun	[19]
2010	Secret Reunion	의형제	Agent Lee Han-gyu	[21]
	A Little Pond	작은 연못	Police officer (cameo)
2011	Hindsight	푸른소금	Doo-hun	[25]
2012	Howling	하울링	Sang-gil	[29]
	Day Trip	청출어람		Short film[46]
2013	Snowpiercer	설국열차	Namgoong Minsu	[31]
	The Face Reader	관상	Nae-gyeong	[32]
	The Attorney	변호인	Song U-seok	[34]
2015	The Throne	사도	King Yeongjo	[37]
2016	The Age of Shadows	밀정	Lee Jung-chool	[39]
2017	A Taxi Driver	택시 운전사	Man-seob	[41]
2018	The Drug King	마약왕	Lee Doo-sam	[47]
2019	Parasite	기생충	Kim Ki-taek	[48]
	The King's Letters	나랏말싸미	King Sejong	[49]
TBA	Fifth Column	제5열	Kang Jong-deok	[50]
	Emergency Declaration	비상선언		[51]

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
1997	18th Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Supporting Actor	No. 3	Won
		Best New Actor		Nominated
	35th Grand Bell Awards	Best Supporting Actor		Nominated
		Best New Actor		Won
1998	18th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards	Best Actor	The Quiet Family	Won
1999	35th Grand Bell Awards	Best Supporting Actor	Shiri	Nominated
2000	21st Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Actor	Joint Security Area	Nominated
	1st Busan Film Critics Awards			Won
	3rd Director's Cut Awards			Won
	Cine21 Awards		The Foul King, Joint Security Area	Won
	5th Women Viewers Film Awards		The Foul King	Won
2001	Deauville Asian Film Festival		Joint Security Area	Won	[52]
	37th Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)		Nominated
		Most Popular Actor (Film)		Won
	38th Grand Bell Awards	Best Actor		Won	[53]
2002	23rd Blue Dragon Film Awards		Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance	Nominated
	1st Korean Film Awards			Nominated
2003	24th Blue Dragon Film Awards		Memories of Murder	Nominated
	40th Grand Bell Awards			Won
		Netizen Popularity Award		Won
	2nd Korean Film Awards	Best Actor		Won
	11th Chunsa Film Art Awards			Won
	23rd Korean Association of Film Critics Awards			Won	[54]
	6th Director's Cut Awards			Won
	Cine 21 Awards			Won
	2nd CGV Audience Choice of the Year Awards			Won
2004	1st Max Movie Awards			Nominated
	25th Blue Dragon Film Awards		The President's Barber	Nominated
	38th Taxpayers' Day	Presidential Commendation	N/A	Won
2006	27th Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Actor	The Host	Nominated
	9th Director's Cut Awards			Won	[55]
	Cine 21 Awards			Won
2007	1st Asian Film Awards			Won	[56]
	30th Golden Cinematography Awards	Acting Grand Prize (Daesang)		Won
	4th Max Movie Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	44th Grand Bell Awards			Nominated
	11th Fantasia Festival		The Show Must Go On	Won
	28th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Won	[57]
	6th Korean Film Awards			Nominated	[58]
			Secret Sunshine	Won
	27th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards		The Show Must Go On	Won
	8th Busan Film Critics Awards			Won
	10th Director's Cut Awards		Secret Sunshine	Won
	Korea University Film Festival			Won
	Cine 21 Awards		The Show Must Go On, Secret Sunshine	Won
2008	19th Palm Springs International Film Festival	FIPRESCI Best Actor Award	Secret Sunshine	Won	[59]
	2nd Asian Film Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	44th Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)	The Show Must Go On	Nominated
	45th Grand Bell Awards	Best Actor	Secret Sunshine	Nominated
	29th Blue Dragon Film Awards		The Good, the Bad, the Weird	Nominated
	7th Korean Film Awards			Nominated
	5th Max Movie Awards		Secret Sunshine	Nominated
2009	45th Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)	The Good, the Bad, the Weird	Nominated
	3rd Asian Film Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	17th Chunsa Film Art Awards		Thirst	Won
	30th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Nominated
	12th Director's Cut Awards			Won	[60]
	Cine 21 Awards			Won
2010	1st KOFRA Film Awards			Won	[61]
	4th Asian Film Awards			Nominated
	7th Max Movie Awards			Nominated
	47th Grand Bell Awards		Secret Reunion	Nominated
2011	8th Max Movie Awards			Nominated
2013	56th Asia-Pacific Film Festival	Best Supporting Actor	Snowpiercer	Nominated
	50th Grand Bell Awards	Best Actor	The Face Reader	Won	[62]
	33rd Korean Association of Film Critics Awards			Won	[63]
	34th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Nominated
	Cine 21 Awards		Snowpiercer, The Face Reader, The Attorney	Won
	Korea Film Actor's Association Awards	Movie Top Star Award	Snowpiercer, The Face Reader	Won
2014	5th KOFRA Film Awards	Best Actor	The Attorney	Won	[64]
	19th Chunsa Film Art Awards			Won	[65]
	8th Asian Film Awards			Nominated
	50th Baeksang Arts Awards	Grand Prize (Daesang) for Film		Won	[66]
		Best Actor (Film)		Nominated
	23rd Buil Film Awards	Best Actor		Won	[67]
	51st Grand Bell Awards			Nominated
	35th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Won	[68]
	14th Director's Cut Awards			Won
	9th Max Movie Awards			Won
	Korea Film Actor's Association Awards	Korea Top Star Award		Won
2015	20th Busan International Film Festival	Asia Casting Market Curtain Call Award	N/A	Won	[69]
	36th Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Actor	The Throne	Nominated
2016	52nd Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)		Nominated
	10th Asia Pacific Screen Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	Shin Young-kyun Arts and Culture Foundation	Top Cultural Award	N/A	Won	[70]
	6th SACF Artists of the Year Awards	Grand Prize (Daesang)	The Age of Shadows	Won	[71]
	37th Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	53rd Grand Bell Awards			Nominated
2017	8th KOFRA Film Awards			Won	[72]
	53rd Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)		Won	[73]
	22nd Chunsa Film Art Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	21st Fantasia Festival		A Taxi Driver	Won	[74]
	26th Buil Film Awards			Won	[75]
	17th Korea World Youth Film Festival	Favorite Middle-Aged Actor		Won	[76]
	1st The Seoul Awards	Best Actor (Film)		Won	[77]
	54th Grand Bell Awards	Best Actor		Nominated
	38th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Won	[78]
	4th Korean Film Producers Association Awards			Won	[79]
	3rd Asian World Film Festival	Special Mention Award		Won	[80]
2018	54th Baeksang Arts Awards	Grand Prize (Daesang) for Film		Nominated	[81]
		Best Actor (Film)		Nominated	[82]
2019	72nd Locarno International Film Festival	Excellence Award	Parasite	Won	[83]
	24th Chunsa Film Art Awards	Best Actor		Nominated	[84]
	40th Blue Dragon Film Awards			Nominated	[85]
	Cine 21 Awards			Won
	19th Director's Cut Awards			Won	[86]
	Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism	Okgwan Order of Cultural Merit		Won	[87]
2020	6th Phoenix Critics Circle Awards	Best Supporting Actor		Won	[88]
	26th Screen Actors Guild Awards	Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture		Won	[89]
	9th AACTA International Awards	Best Supporting Actor		Nominated	[90]
	25th Critics' Choice Awards	Best Acting Ensemble		Nominated	[91]
	25th Chunsa Film Arts Awards	Best Actor	The King's Letters	Nominated	[92]
	56th Grand Bell Awards		Parasite	Nominated	[93]
	56th Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actor (Film)		Nominated	[94]

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External links

• Song Kang-ho on IMDb
• Song Kang-ho at HanCinema
• Song Kang-ho at Cine21 (in Korean)
• Song Kang-ho at the Korean Movie Database