Jung Hae-in, born in Seoul in 1988, moved from music and modelling into acting through small roles before proving himself as her best friend's sensitive younger brother in the family drama Something in the Rain (2018), which turned him into one of South Koreas most bankable romantic leads. He followed with the coming-of-age drama Prison Playbook (2017-2018), the melodrama One Spring Night (2019) and the tender wartime series Snowdrop (2021-2022), consolidating his image as a soft-spoken, boy-next-door presence. He shifted registers in the Netflix hit D.P. (2021-2023), where his search for army deserters revealed a darker, more restrained gravity. Skilled at romance and quietly emotional roles, he has become one of the defining faces of contemporary Korean drama.
Jung Hae-in, born in Seoul in 1988, moved from music and modelling into acting through small roles before proving himself as her best friend's sensitive younger brother in the family drama Something in the Rain (2018), which turned him into one of South Koreas most bankable romantic leads. He followed with the coming-of-age drama Prison Playbook (2017-2018), the melodrama One Spring Night (2019) and the tender wartime series Snowdrop (2021-2022), consolidating his image as a soft-spoken, boy-next-door presence. He shifted registers in the Netflix hit D.P. (2021-2023), where his search for army deserters revealed a darker, more restrained gravity. Skilled at romance and quietly emotional roles, he has become one of the defining faces of contemporary Korean drama.
Jung Hae-in is a South Korean actor. He first made an appearance in AOA Black's music video for "Moya" in 2013 and officially debuted through the TV series "Bride of the Century" the next year. He gained recognition for his main role in 2017 TV series "While You Were Sleeping" and for his supporting role in "Prison Playbook". Jung had his first main lead role in the 2018 drama "Something in the Rain" followed by "One Spring Night" in 2019. Jung gained even greater recognition through his lead roles in "D.P." (2021) and "Snowdrop" (2021–22).