Actor Go Han-min’s Successful Journey: From “Queen Woo” to “Uprising”

Go Han-min has recently captivated viewers with his role as Soichiro, an interpreter for the Japanese general Genshin, in the Netflix film “Uprising.” His performance, particularly during a gripping action sequence involving Genshin and Chun-young, played by Kang Dong-won, left a memorable impact.

Set amidst the chaotic backdrop of the Japanese invasions of Korea, “Uprising” revolves around Jong-ryo, portrayed by Park Jung-min, the heir of a prominent military family, and his servant Chun-young. Tensions rise as Jong-ryo ascends to the position of a royal officer, leading to conflict with Chun-young, who aligns with the militia. Soichiro also emerges as a significant character in this tumultuous narrative.

Before his latest appearance in “Uprising,” Go Han-min showcased his talents in the action-laden historical series “Queen Woo.” In this show, Queen Woo races against time to secure a new king within 24 hours of the king’s death, all while contending with rival princes and five powerful clans. Go Han-min took on the role of Pa Ya, the White Tiger Tribe’s second-in-command, adding a layer of tension to the unfolding drama.

His experience across various productions, including “Hospital Playlist 2,” “Secret Royal Inspector & Joy,” “All of Us Are Dead,” and “Parasyte: The Grey,” has refined his acting prowess, which is clearly showcased in two of the most eagerly awaited titles of 2024.

Expressing his thoughts, Go Han-min stated, “I have recently appeared as Pa Ya from the White Tiger Tribe in ‘Queen Woo,’ followed by my portrayal of Soichiro in ‘Uprising’. I hold both projects dear, and I believe the distinct traits of each character will resonate with viewers. I hope everyone enjoys these works and keeps actor Go Han-min in mind.”

He further remarked, “Both projects belong to the historical drama genre. I am committed to continually evolving my craft and will strive to present even more varied roles in the future. Your love and support mean the world to me.”

Go Han-min’s current film, “Uprising,” is now available to stream on Netflix and has received widespread praise.

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