Kim Do-geon

Kim Do-geon, born on September 26, 1993, in South Korea, has been quietly carving out his space in the film world, and honestly, it’s about time people took notice. He’s not one of those flashy, headline-grabbing stars you see everywhere. This guy prefers letting his work do the talking—and, wow, does it speak volumes. You might’ve spotted him in “The Roundup: No Way Out” (2023), where he held his own alongside some pretty big names. The movie? Pure adrenaline, packed with action and just enough grit to keep you glued to the screen. Kim’s role wasn’t some forgettable background gig either; he brought a solid mix of intensity and vulnerability that made you actually care about what happens to his character. Then came “The Roundup: Punishment” in 2024—if you thought the previous installment was wild, this one cranked it up to eleven. Kim really leaned in, digging deep and showing off a range that, honestly, a lot of actors only wish they had. He doesn’t overact, doesn’t play it safe—he just gets in there and owns every scene. And if you’re into crime dramas with a twist, keep an eye out for “Nine Puzzles” (2025). Rumor has it, this one’s got layers—think gritty mystery, sharp writing, and, of course, Kim’s signature intensity. The guy might not be a household name yet, but at this rate, it’s just a matter of time.