Steve Sanghyun Noh

Steve Sanghyun Noh, born July 19, 1990, in South Korea, has carved out a pretty wild path in the acting world. You might’ve caught his face in “Pachinko” (2022)—yeah, that sprawling show that everyone and their grandma was talking about. His performance in that drama? Gritty, layered, and totally unforgettable. Steve doesn’t just blend into the background; he’s got this way of grabbing your attention without even trying, stealing scenes with a kind of quiet intensity. And if you’re into indie flicks or more offbeat stories, “Love in the Big City” (2024) is another gem he’s a part of. In that film, he really dives into the messiness of modern romance and city life—think late-night heartbreak, awkward silences, and moments that make you laugh and cringe at the same time. He brings out the raw, awkward beauty of being young and lost in a city that couldn’t care less. But hold up, that’s not even the start of his story. Remember “Sense8” from 2015? That wild, mind-bending Netflix show? Steve popped up there too, rubbing shoulders with an international cast. Even in a series packed with wild concepts and big personalities, he somehow managed to stand out. Honestly, he’s not just another pretty face from South Korea’s acting scene. There’s a grounded, real quality to his work—like he’s seen some stuff, you know? Whether he’s front and center or quietly lurking at the edge of the frame, Steve Sanghyun Noh is one of those actors you can’t help but keep your eye on.