So Ji Sub: From a supporting role to a screen god, it all started with "Glass Shoes"

So Ji Sub was born on November 4, 1977, is a talented Korean actor famous throughout Asia, associated with a series of stormy works such as Glass Shoes, Master's Sun. He started his artistic career as a model. Up to now, he has been active in the arts for more than 20 years.

At first, So Ji Sub participated in small roles, the actor's first main role was in the movie Glass Shoes in 2002. Then, in 2005, the movie Sorry, I love you resonated. big, helping his name come closer to the audience. The actor has achieved many successes in his career, including the Baeksang Arts A.ward for Best Actor in a Television Category in 2005, Best New Actor in a Motion Picture category in 2009. .

So Ji Sub is a clear proof that an actor can rise to A rank from supporting roles. In 2002, the opportunity to act in the movie Glass Shoes came to So Ji Sub, and the actor successfully seized this golden opportunity. Time in the supporting role forged his will, making him always ready to embrace such decisive moments.

The minor male roles are often loved by the audience more than the male leads. One of the first "dream" male characters, was Park Chul Woong of So Ji Sub. With this role, his name is more widely known. After only one movie Glass Shoes, he turned into a sought-after, admired A-list actor.

After 26 years of rolling in the entertainment industry, the actor has owned a huge fortune and a stable reputation. So Ji Sub registered to marry the beautiful announcer Cho Eun Jung in April 2020.

Cho Eun Jung attended two prestigious all-girls schools, Ewha and Seoul Art High School, which once trained female heads of state and Korean stars. She is likened to the "Goddess of tournaments" or the queen of the Korean e-sports village. After that, the beauty joined SBS as a reporter, regularly taking on interviews with entertainment stars.

The love story between So Ji Sub and this 17-year-old younger girlfriend was only made public in 2019 after more than a decade of secrecy of the faithful "Glass Shoe" guy. Most notably, the couple fell in love through an interview for the program "Access Showbiz Tonight" on the occasion of So Ji Sub's return with the work "Be With You" in March 2018. After that meeting, the two had the opportunity to meet again through an acquaintance and quickly felt more sympathetic towards each other.

In the past, So Ji Sub was entangled in love affairs with 4 Kbiz beauties including Son Ye Jin, Han Ji Min, female star Glass Shoes Kim Hyun Joo and G-Dragon's rumored girlfriend - Lee Joo Yeon. Easily recognizable, all 5 girls appearing in the love profile of the actor born in 1977 are extremely beautiful.

Son Ye Jin

Rumors of love between So Ji Sub and Son Ye Jin arose after an entertainment reporter hinted that there would be a big dating scandal released in 2018. It is known that the insider has never spoken. about this rumor. At that time, if the two stars publicly dated, the news would have become a big "explosion" in the media industry. Son Ye Jin has a beautiful and attractive appearance, currently one of the "beauty walls" of Kbiz entertainment industry.

Kim Hyun Joo

Kim Hyun Joo - So Ji Sub once dated each other when they were just entering the entertainment industry. The couple "went their separate ways" in September 2001. Soon after, they were cast in the lead roles in the classic Glass Shoes. Even more surprising when in this work, Kim Hyun Joo - So Ji Sub transformed into a couple who loved each other until "dead and alive again". When he was young, Kim Hyun Joo was one of the hottest stars in kimchi. She possesses a beauty that is a mixture of sweetness and charm.

Han Ji Min

In 2009, it was reported that Han Ji Min and So Ji Sub were dating with the suspicion of wearing a couple ring. The two are said to have a "real love movie" relationship thanks to their great acting together in Cain And Abel. Even So Ji Sub and Han Ji Min were entangled in rumors of getting married on December 12, 2009. Before the above series of information, the two stars tried to deny it.

Although not recognized as a "wall of beauty" like Son Ye Jin, Han Ji Min still possesses a beauty that is easy to move people's hearts. In her 20s, the actress born in 1982 always makes the public unable to take their eyes off of her dreamy, fragile frames like smoke. Currently, when she is about to turn 40, Han Ji Min often causes storms on social networks with her "age-hacking" beauty, extremely young and radiant.

Lee Joo Yeon (former After School member)

Lee Joo Yeon does not have an admirable career like the 3 beauties mentioned above. But if only in terms of appearance, she is considered a worthy opponent of "beauty wall" Son Ye Jin. The former After School member is also said to have dated actor Glass Shoes.

Specifically, in 2013, So Ji Sub caused a stir in the entertainment world when many newspapers questioned him and the 10-year-old goddess Lee Joo Yeon of dating. The two got to know each other through the introduction of GO (MBLAQ). At that time, the source added, the two had been secretly dating each other for more than a year. According to rumors, the couple often dated each other in the Hannam neighborhood in Seoul. Before the above information, Lee Joo Yeon tried to deny and said that the two are just close friends, not in a love relationship.

Let's review some typical movies that have made the name of the male god So Ji Sub!

Glass Shoes (2002)

Paper towels, tissues and lots of tissues are what you need to prepare, before falling into the pool of tears called Glass Shoes. In this 40-episode drama, So Ji Sub's acting land is not too much, but it is still enough to make his influence spread throughout Asia.

The delinquent Park Chul Wong has a rough appearance, a h.ot temper, often solves problems with his fists, but is extremely sincere in his love for the female lead Lee Sun Woo (played by Kim Hyun Joo). The character Park Chul Wong was one of So Ji Sub's first major roles on the small screen, which created a new concept of the tsundere type of character. The incomplete ending of the couple is also the reason why the audience cannot forget this classic.

Sorry, I Love You (2004)

After the success of Glass Shoes, So Ji Sub continued to bring tears to the audience with the Korean movie considered "the saddest of all time" - Sorry, I Love You.

The film revolves around the main character Cho Moo Hyuk - a "unlucky" young man abandoned in a foreign land, returns to Korea to find his biological parents with a bullet in his s.kull and spends the rest of his life. in countless joys, anger, love, oh.

After all, fate was quite kind to Cho Moo Hyuk when he let him meet the g.irl Song Eun Chae (played by Im Soo Jung). Song Eun Chae's pure and simple energy has melted the "iceberg" of Cho Moo Hyuk, helping him to have a more selfless view of life's events.

Sorry, I Love You also conveys a meaningful message about brotherhood, motherhood as well as the impermanence of fate. Snow Flower (or Snow Flower) - the OST of the movie performed by Park Hyo Shin - also became a song that many moviegoers memorized by heart.

Only You (2011)

If you think that So Ji Sub only plays sad movies, you've guessed almost right. Most of the films starring So Ji Sub have the ability to bring viewers to tears and Only You is the clearest proof. In the drama, So Ji Sub plays Cheol Min, a retired boxer who falls in love with a blind g.irl Jung Hwa (played by the bare-faced goddess Han Hyo Joo). The deep cinematic language, beautiful cast and Korean standard "backward, backward, forever backwards" plot helped Always storm the Korean big screen right after its debut.

The film goes from cheerful footage to a sad, dark beat. The film is well appreciated for its scenes, soundtrack, engaging content and especially the acting ability of the two main actors, including So Ji Sub.

Beauty of the Great War (2009)

The Great War is a movie starring famous Chinese actors and Korean actor So Ji Sub. The film tells the journey to win back love and revenge full of fascinating and equally funny Sophie.

Sophie and Jeff (played by So Ji Sub) are originally a happy couple and are about to get married. The appearance of female star Joanna made Jeff change and fall in love. At that time, Sophie was determined to find a way to pull Jeff to her side before the wedding day.

A new sunny day (2014)

A new sunny day is a drama starring So Ji Sub and Kim Ji Won. In this drama, So Ji Sub plays a warm and sincere but extremely timid middle-aged man in Jeju Island.

He fell in love with a beautiful, young and innocent g.irl, but he did not dare to approach. In the midst of a poetic natural setting, they give each other sincere and simple love and write a dreamlike love story.

And You Will Come (2018)

Continuously incarnating through roles, this time, So Ji Sub must have "pocketed" for himself a lot of experience as a father when playing the role of Woo Jin, a devoted, gentle father who loves his children to the fullest and heavy. love (of course) with his beautiful wife Soo Ah (played by the beautiful sister Son Ye Jin), in the remake of the Japanese novel "I will come with the rain".

If you've been used to a "cold killer" So Ji Sub before, you will surely fall in love with Woo Jin's eyes. Although the appearance is not exactly dashing, and more clumsy, but that is more prominent than the restlessness, hardship, torment because of the great loss in terms of both physical and mental. The acting of the "older brother" and "beautiful sister" in the film seems to be in absolute harmony, making the film circuit not only warm, but also soaked with tears of sacrifice and the invincible power of love. Love.

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