Im Ho

• Name — Im Ho • Born — 27 January 1970 • Birthplace — Seoul, South Korea • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1993—present • Agent — RaemongRaein

Im graduated from Chung-Ang University with a bachelor's degree in theater and film. Im's father is the late screenwriter Im Chung, who wrote Jang Hui-bin, among other television and film scripts.

• Illustration — Entrance sign depicting Im Ho as King Jungjong on display at the Dae Jang Geum Theme Park. • Suji & Uri as Kang Woo-chang (2024) • Vengeance of the Bride as Yoon Jae-ha (2022, Cameo) • President Jeong Yak-yong as Han Min-guk (2022, Film television) • Haechi as Yi Kwang-jwa (2019) • Blessing of the Sea as Jo Ji-hwan (2019, Cameo) • Dal Soon's Spring as Han Tae-sung (2017) • Teacher Oh Soon-nam as Jang Ji-ho (2017, Cameo) • Night Light as Kang Jae-hyun (2016) • Flowers of the Prison as Kang Seon-ho (2016) • Page Turner as Yoon Yoo-seul's doctor (2016) • The Merchant: Gaekju 2015 as Min Kyom-ho (2015) • The Stars Are Shining as Seo Dong-pil (2015) • Splendid Politics as Choi Myung-kil (2015) • What Happens to My Family? as Judge (2014, Cameo) • Jeong Do-jeon as Jeong Mong-ju (2014) • Your Lady as Ra Jin-goo (2013) • I Love Lee Taly as Geum San (2012) • Gwanggaeto, The Great Conqueror as Murong Bao (2011) • You Don't Know Women as Kang Sung-chan (2010) • Queen Seondeok as Jinji of Silla (2009) • He Who Can't Marry as Park Kwang-nam (2009) • Wanted: Son-In-Law as Kim Tae-pyeong (2008) • My Home (2008) • Strongest Chil Woo as Crown Prince Sohyeon (2008) • New Birth of Married Couple as Bong Su (2008) • Kid Gang as Jo Pyo-gi (2007) • Barefoot of Love as Hwang Jin-suk (2006) • Dae Jo-yeong as Yeon Namsaeng (2006) • Woman Above Flower as Yoon Myung-won (2005) • Wind Flower as Choi Hyung-joo (2005) • Not Alone (2004) • The Woman Who Wants to Marry as Park Sun-woo (2004) • Lovers (2003) • Jewel in the Palace as King Jungjong (2003) • Girls' School as Lee Gyu-won (2002) • Man of the Sun, Lee Je Ma as Choi Moon-hwan (2002) • Whenever the Heart Beats as Lee Jun-ho (2002) • Her House as Nam Hyuk (2001) • Honey Honey (2001) • Everyday with You as Choi Dong-ha (2001) • Rural Diary (2000) • Due to You, Darling (2000) • Because of You as Han Young-jun (2000) • Hur Joon as Lee Jung-myung (1999) • The Great King’s Road as Crown Prince Sado (1998) • Fresh Son-Ja’s tactics (1998) • Sea of Ambition as Jung Min-woo (1997) • ManGang (Full-Heartedness) (1996) • Jang Hee Bin as Sukjong of Joseon (1995) • Due to Your Being (1994)

• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. Reference(s) • 2016 — King of Mask Singer — Contestant (Good Luck Examinee) — Episode 85 • 2022 — Time to change my body — Host — with Seol Soo-hyun

• Year — English title — Korean title — Role — Ref. Reference(s) • 2022 — The Disloyal Cry — 불효자는 웁니다 — Jin Ho • Love Letter — 러브레터 — Andy

Im Ho was a South Korean actor born in South Korea in 1970. Authority records maintained by Wikidata and the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek confirm his South Korean citizenship, his birth in 1970, and his primary professional language as Korean. His foundational training in dramatic arts took place at Chung-Ang University, where institutional records and biographical entries in English Wikipedia record that he completed a bachelor's degree in theatre and film.

The television and film filmography of Im Ho is extensively recorded in the Korean Movie Database and English Wikipedia entries, documenting a career spanning three decades in broadcast television and feature films. He achieved wide public recognition through roles in television dramas set in historical Joseon and ancient Korean kingdoms. In the 1995 television series Jang Hee Bin, he portrayed King Sukjong of Joseon, a performance followed in 1998 by his role as Crown Prince Sado in The Great King’s Road. His best-known historical role occurred in the 2003 MBC television series Jewel in the Palace, in which he played King Jungjong. Further television credits documented across Korean broadcast records include portrayals of historical figures such as King Jinji of Silla in Queen Seondeok (2009), Murong Bao in Gwanggaeto, The Great Conqueror (2011), Jeong Mong-ju in Jeong Do-jeon (2014), and Yi Kwang-jwa in Haechi (2019). Beyond historical drama, his screen work encompasses modern drama series including Her House (2001), Your Lady (2013), and Suji & Uri (2024). In feature films, the Korean Movie Database logs his appearances in Ghost Taxi (2000), My Sassy Girl (2001), Don't Tell Papa (2004), Clementine (2004), February 29 (2006), and Secret Love (2010).