Um Tae-goo is a South Korean film and television actor, the kind of performer a scene gets handed to when it needs holding together. The film that did the most for his profile is 'I Saw the Devil', as Detective. Add 'A Taxi Driver' to the recognizable credits. 46 titles in, he has become one of those names that keep appearing.
Um Tae-goo is a South Korean film and television actor, the kind of performer a scene gets handed to when it needs holding together. The film that did the most for his profile is 'I Saw the Devil', as Detective. Add 'A Taxi Driver' to the recognizable credits. 46 titles in, he has become one of those names that keep appearing.
Um Tae-goo is a South Korean actor who made his acting debut in 2007. He graduated from the Film Department of Konkuk University in Seoul. He has been a supporting actor in many movies and has won awards for his performance in films "The Age of Shadows", "The Great Battle", and "My Punch-Drunk Boxer".
He is the younger brother of film director/screenwriter, Um Tae-hwa.