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Cha Tae-hyun
Cha in May 2015
Born (1976-03-25) March 25, 1976 (age 48)
Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea
EducationSeoul Institute of the Arts
Kyonggi University
Chung-Ang University
Occupation(s)Actor, singer, television personality, radio DJ, director
Years active1995–present
AgentBlossom
Spouse
Choi Suk-eun
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(m. 2006)​
Children3
Korean name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationCha Tae-hyeon
McCune–ReischauerCh’a T’aehyŏn

Cha Tae-hyun (born March 25, 1976) is a South Korean actor, singer, television personality, radio DJ and director. He is best known for his lead roles in the box-office hit comedies My Sassy Girl (2001), Scandal Makers (2008), Hello Ghost (2010) and fantasy drama action hit Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds (2017) as well as the television series Jeon Woo-chi (2012) and The Producers (2015). He made his directorial debut with the variety-drama Hit the Top (2017), in which he also starred.

Since 2012, he is a cast member of the variety show 2 Days & 1 Night. He is a co-founder of the talent management agency Blossom Entertainment.

Career

1995–2000: Beginnings

Cha Tae-hyun started his career as a silver medalist in a 1995 KBS Talent Contest. Over the next several years he would star in a large number of TV dramas such as Sunflower and Happy Together,[1] while also appearing in numerous TV commercials.[2] He was the radio DJ for KBS Cool FM's FM Popular Music with Cha Tae-hyun from 1999-2000,[3] and made a minor film debut in the comedy Hallelujah.[4]

2001–2007: My Sassy Girl and musical debut

In 2001, he rose to fame through the hugely successful romantic comedy My Sassy Girl where he acted alongside Jun Ji-hyun.[5] Cha's expressive acting established him as a recognized star in Korea as well as the Asian region at large,[6] and he extended his fame by releasing his debut album Accident. His next film Lovers' Concerto (2002), a tragic melodrama with actresses Son Ye-jin and Lee Eun-ju, also proved to be a popular success.[7]

From 2003, however, Cha's casting choices proved to be less inspired. He appeared in three comedies -- Crazy First Love,[8] Happy Ero Christmas[9] and Two Guys[10] —that were widely criticized by audiences for their weak scripts and lack of creativity.[4] He released his second album The Book later that year.

His 2005 films—the relationship film Sad Movie with an all-star ensemble cast,[11] and melodrama My Girl and I opposite Song Hye-kyo, the remake of Japanese hit film Crying Out Love in the Center of the World[12] —were box office disappointments. 2007's Highway Star, in which he played a masked trot singer, was a moderate success.[13]

Cha hosted KBS Cool FM's Mr. Radio from 2007-2008, and was awarded Best Radio DJ at the 2007 KBS Entertainment Awards alongside Ahn Jae-wook.[14] He then portrayed the town's jester who has the intelligence of a six-year-old in BABO (which means "fool" in Korean), a film adaptation of Kang Full's popular online comic.[15][16]

2008–2012: Revived popularity and 2 Days & 1 Night

Cha regained his top star status when his comedy flick Scandal Makers became the number one film of 2008, attracting 8.2 million moviegoers and ranking among Korea's biggest hits of all time. The film centers on a radio talk show host who must face unforeseen consequences of his days of philandering as a teen idol star when he discovers that he already has a daughter (Park Bo-young) and a grandson (Wang Seok-hyun) at the age of 30.[17][18] As a result of the film's success, the advertising industry named Cha as the top male celebrity endorser of 2009.[19]

He reunited with BABO director Kim Young-tak in 2010's Hello Ghost, a film about a man who after several suicide attempts, becomes possessed by four different ghosts.[20] It was another box office success at 3 million tickets sold, and Cha's performance led him to be dubbed as "Korea's Jim Carrey."[21]

Based on a true story, his 2011 film Champ depicts the relationship between a recently injured racehorse named Woo-bak and the jockey who tries to tame her.[22] Cha spent time with the horse before and during filming, luring his four-legged partner with a combination of carrots and sugar cubes.[23]

In 2012, he became a regular cast member of the second season of popular variety program 2 Days & 1 Night, and remained as a member to this day. The show, which focuses on introducing various places in Korea to the viewers while the cast takes on different missions, has consistently scored high viewership ratings.[24][25]

2013–2018: Continued success and directorial debut

Cha played his first historical role in The Grand Heist, as the leader of a Joseon era group of thieves who band together to steal ice.[26][27] The action-comedy film was produced by his brother Cha Ji-hyun. He took on another saeguk role as the titular character in TV series Jeon Woo-chi, an impish Taoist wizard who becomes an unlikely hero.[28][29]

In 2014, he starred as an introverted man with dynamic visual acuity who works at a CCTV control center in the comedy film Slow Video, his third collaboration with director Kim Young-tak.[30][31] This was followed by The Producers in 2015, in which Cha played a hot-headed but soft-hearted television producer.[32][33]

In 2016, Cha reprised his role in My New Sassy Girl, a sequel to the 2001 hit film.[34] However, the film did not live up to its predecessor and was a failure at the box office.[35] The same year, he reunited with My Sassy Girl co-star Jun Ji-hyun in a cameo appearance in SBS's fantasy drama The Legend of the Blue Sea.[36]

In 2017, Cha starred in the romantic comedy Because I Love You, playing a gifted composer who connects people in love; the film was again produced by his brother Cha Ji-hyun.[37][38][39] He next starred in KBS2's variety-drama Hit the Top, which he also directs.[40] The same year, Cha starred in the fantasy blockbuster Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds, based on the webtoon of the same name by Joo Ho-min.[41][42]

In 2018, Cha starred in the romance drama Matrimonial Chaos, a remake of the Japanese television series of the same title.[43]

2019

In March 2019, Cha was reported to have engaged in gambling, which was discovered through Jung Joon-young's phone's text messages during the police's investigation of the latter for illicit sex video crimes. Cha subsequently issued a formal statement of apology and withdrew from all his shows.[44]

Personal life

Cha's father, Cha Jae-wan, was an assistant director for special effects at KBS, and his mother Choi Su-min, now retired, was a voice-over artist.[45] His brother is film producer Cha Ji-hyeon.

In June 1, 2006, Cha married his high school sweetheart, pop lyricist Choi Suk-eun.[46] They dated for 13 years; she was his first and only girlfriend.[47] They have three children, a son (Cha Soo-chan) and two daughters (Cha Tae-eun, Cha Su-jin).[48]

In 2011, Cha revealed on SBS talk show Healing Camp, Aren't You Happy that he has a panic disorder.[49]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1997 Hallelujah Bad youngster in church Bit part
2001 My Sassy Girl Gyun-woo
2002 Lovers' Concerto Lee Ji-hwan
2003 Crazy First Love Son Tae-il
Happy Ero Christmas Sung Byung-ki
2004 Who's Got the Tape? Jap-beom Cameo
Windstruck Man at train station Cameo
Two Guys Kim Hoon
2005 Sad Movie Jung Ha-suk
My Girl and I Kim Su-ho
2007 Highway Star Bong Dal-ho / Bong Pil
2008 Horton Hears a Who! Horton the Elephant voice, Korean dubbed[50]
BABO Seung-ryong
My Mighty Princess Pigeon man Cameo
Scandal Makers Nam Hyun-soo
2009 Maybe (Rabbit and Lizard) Yeong-nam Cameo
Triangle Cameo
2010 Hello Ghost Kang Sang-man
2011 Sunny Poster model of insurance company Cameo[51]
Champ Seung-ho
2012 Never Ending Story Song-kyung's friend Cameo
The Grand Heist Lee Deok-mu
2013 Steal My Heart Ho-tae's neighbor Cameo[52]
2014 Tazza: The Hidden Card Radio DJ Cameo
The Con Artists New Technician Cameo
Slow Video Yeo Jang-boo
2016 My New Sassy Girl Gyun-woo
2017 Because I Love You Lee Hyeong
Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds Kim Ja-hong

Television series

Year Title Role Network Notes
1995 Our Sunny Days of Youth (uncredited) KBS2
1996 Papa Jang Jung-moon
Looking Into Each Other's Eyes
and Loving Each Other
Daughter-in-law's Three Kingdoms
1997 First Love Chan-woo's friend
Ready Go! Park Chan-ki MBC
1998 Shy Lovers Hwang In-soo
Sunflower Dr. Heo Jae-bong
1999 Happy Together Ha Shin-yeop SBS
I'm Still Loving You Park Young-jae MBC [53]
Into the Sunlight Kang In-ha
2000 Juliet's Man Jang Gi-poong SBS [54]
2004 First Love of a Royal Prince Choi Gun-hee MBC
2007 Flowers for My Life Yoon Ho-sang KBS2 [55]
2008 General Hospital 2 Choi Jin-sang MBC [56]
2011 Lights and Shadows Drunkard Cameo, episode 2[57]
2012 My Husband Got a Family Tae-bong KBS2 Cameo, episode 26[58]
Jeon Woo-chi Jeon Woo-chi
2014 Drama Festival "4teen" Adult Young-hoon MBC Cameo[59]
2015 The Producers Ra Joon-mo KBS2
2016 Love in the Moonlight Farm servant Cameo, episode 1[60]
Legend of the Blue Sea Han River con-man SBS Cameo, episode 4
2017 Hit the Top Lee Gwang-jae KBS2 Also director
2018 Matrimonial Chaos Cho Suk-moo

Variety show

Year Title Network Notes
1998 Family Camp MBC MC
Happy Saturday SBS MC
2000 Mnet KM Music Festival Mnet MC; co-host Kim Hyun-joo[61]
2001 MC; co-host Song Hye-kyo[62]
2002 Campus Song Festival MBC MC; co-host: Yoon Do-hyun
2003 MC; co-host: Lee Hyori[63]
Mnet KM Music Festival Mnet MC; co-host: Sung Yu-ri
2007 Campus Song Festival MBC MC; co-host: Lee Hyori[64]
2012–2019 2 Days & 1 Night KBS2 Cast member
2016 Gura Chacha Time Slip - New Boy KBS [65]
2017 Dragon Club – Childish Bromance KBS2

Cast member[66]

2018–2019 Radio Star MBC Host[67]
2018 Where on Earth?? KBS2 Cast member[68]

Radio program

Year Title Station Notes
1999-2000 FM Popular Music with Cha Tae-hyun KBS Cool FM DJ
2007-2008 Mr. Radio[69]

Discography

Studio albums

Album information Track listing
Accident
Track listing
  1. 諦念(체념)
  2. I Love You
  3. 생일선물
  4. 아름다운사람
  5. 그래..
  6. 마지막 하루
  7. 몰라도 돼
  8. 너의 그림자 뒤에
  9. 부탁
  10. 친구와 연인
  11. 미망
  12. 이 계절이 지나도
  13. 피크닉
  14. I Love You (re-mix)
  15. The Last Day (instrumental)
더북 (The Book)
Track listing
  1. 별을 사랑한 어린왕자의 꿈
  2. Again To Me
  3. Love Story
  4. 용서 (容恕)
  5. 슬픈 이별 뒤로
  6. I Can Wating For You
  7. 고마워 그리고 행복해
  8. 사랑 느낌
  9. 바보야
  10. 사진
  11. 언제나 지금처럼
  12. Summer Story
  13. 용서 (Interlude)
  14. 슬픈 이별 뒤로 (RE-MIX)
  15. (Bonus Data)

Singles

Year Title Notes
2000 "어디로 갈까" Juliet's Man OST
2002 "I Don't Know" Lovers' Concerto OST
"Photograph"
2005 "Forget Me" Sad Movie OST
"Don't Let Go of My Hand"
2007 "Ichaseon Bridge" Highway Star OST
"Wind Wind Wind"
2008 "Because I Love You" Scandal Makers OST
2010 "With You" Hello Ghost OST
2011 "Happiness" Champ OST
2016 "Cheer Up Song" Duet with Hong Kyung-min
2016 "Bygone Days" Because I Love You OST
2018 "Near Parting" Matrimonial Chaos OST
2019 "Archive People" with Hong Kyung-min and Samuel

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Nominated work Result
1995 KBS Super Talent Contest Silver Medal — Won
1999 35th Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actor (TV) Sunflower Won [70]
SBS Drama Awards Best New Actor Happy Together Won [71]
MBC Drama Awards I'm Still Loving You Won [72]
2000 SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor Juliet's Man Nominated
Big Star Award Won [73]
Popularity Award Won
SBSi Award Won
2001 22nd Blue Dragon Film Awards Best New Actor My Sassy Girl Won [74]
2002 38th Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actor (Film) Nominated
39th Grand Bell Awards Best Actor Nominated
Popularity Award Won [75]
25th Golden Cinematography Awards Best New Actor Won [76]
23rd Blue Dragon Film Awards Popular Star Award Lovers' Concerto Won [77]
2003 24th Blue Dragon Film Awards Crazy First Love Won [78]
2004 MBC Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor First Love of a Royal Prince Nominated
2005 Savings Day Presidential Citation — Won [79]
2007 KBS Entertainment Awards Best Radio DJ Mr. Radio Won [80]
KBS Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor Flowers for My Life Nominated
2008 45th Grand Bell Awards Overseas Popularity Award BABO Won [81]
MBC Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor General Hospital 2 Nominated
2009 6th Max Movie Awards Best Actor Scandal Makers Won [82]
2011 47th Baeksang Arts Awards Best Actor (Film) Hello Ghost Nominated
48th Grand Bell Awards Best Actor Nominated
2012 KBS Entertainment Awards Top Entertainer Award 2 Days & 1 Night Won [83]
KBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a Mid-length Drama Jeon Woo-chi Nominated
2013 KBS Entertainment Awards Top Excellence Award 2 Days & 1 Night Won [84]
2014 Daesang (Grand Prize) Nominated
2015 Nominated
KBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a Mid-length Drama The Producers Won [85]
Best Couple Award with Kim Soo-hyun and Gong Hyo-jin Won
2018 18th Korea World Youth Film Festival Popular Actor Award — Won [86]
18th MBC Entertainment Awards Excellence Award, Music/Talk Category (Male) Radio Star Won [87][88]
KBS Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor Matrimonial Chaos Won [89]
Excellence Award, Actor in a Mini Series Nominated
Best Couple Award with Bae Doo-na Won

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