
Yoo Ji-tae
Acting
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Acting Credits
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Biography
Yoo Ji-tae (유지태) is a South Korean actor, film director, screenplay writer, and former fashion model. He was born on April 13th 1976. He is married to actress Kim Hyo-jin.
Known For
Filmography

K-Pop: The Debut
2027

The King's Warden
2026
as Han Myeong-hoe

Seven O'Clock Breakfast Club for the Brokenhearted
2025
as Jeong-su

The Silent Forest
2025
as Narrator (voice)

Villains
2025
as J

인생이 영화
2025

Shaman
2024
as Self

Vigilante
2023
as Jo Heon

Salon Drip
2023
as Self

지선씨네마인드
2022
as Self

Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area
2022
as Professor

When My Love Blooms
2020
as Han Jae Hyun

Money
2019
as Beon Ho-pyo

Svaha: The Sixth Finger
2019
as Kim Dong-soo

The Sea of Itami Jun
2019
as Narrator (voice)

Different Dreams
2019
as Kim Won-bong

Modern Korea
2019
as Self (archive footage)

The House That Jack Built
2018
as Man 2

You Quiz on the Block
2018
as Self

The Swindlers
2017
as Park Hee-su

Mad Dog
2017
as Choi Kang-Woo

Old Days
2016
as Self

Split
2016
as Cheol-jong

The Empty
2016

The Great Actor
2016
as Cameo

The Good Wife
2016
as Lee Tae-joon

The Tenor - Lirico Spinto
2014
as Bae Jae-chul

Healer
2014
as Kim Moon-ho

Chef & My Fridge
2014
as Self

The Human Trust
2013
as Assassin Osamu Endo

Midnight FM
2010
as Han Dong-su

Secret Love
2010
as Jin-woo / Jin-ho

Hello, Schoolgirl
2008
as Kwon Yeon-woo

Star's Lover
2008
as Kim Chul-Soo

Hwang Jin Yi
2007
as Nomi

2 Days and 1 Night
2007

Live Talk Show Taxi
2007
as Self

Running Wild
2006
as Oh Jin-woo

Traces of Love
2006
as Hyun-woo

Bar Legend
2006
as Lee Chi-Soo

Antarctic Journal
2005
as Kim Min-jae

Lady Vengeance
2005
as Grown Won-mo

Woman Is the Future of Man
2004
as Lee Munho

Autobiography of Oldboy
2004

Oldboy
2003
as Lee Woo-jin

Into the Mirror
2003
as Woo Yeong-min

Natural City
2003
as R

One Fine Spring Day
2001
as Sang-woo

MOB 2025
2001
as K1

Nightmare
2000
as Hyun-jun

Ditto
2000
as Ji-in

Libera Me
2000
as Hyun-tae

01412 Sect of the Magic Sword
2000

Attack the Gas Station!
1999
as Paint

Love Story
1999

Bye June
1998
as Do-gi