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26.09.03 🎬 12 Years of Cha Eunwoo, the Actor From his brief first appearance as the healthy version of Ahreum in My Brilliant Life on September 3, 2014, to the actor he is today, every role has added another character, another story and another facet to Cha Eunwoo’s acting journey. After his first appearance in My Brilliant Life, his early years brought a fictionalized version of himself alongside the future ASTRO members in To Be Continued, followed by another playful take on “Cha Eunwoo” in My Romantic Some Recipe, where he quite literally steps out of a cardboard cutout and into a young woman’s life. Hit the Top introduced him as MJ, a popular idol with a confident presence, while Sweet Revenge saw him once again appearing as a fictionalized version of himself. And in Top Management, he became Woo Yeonwoo, a member of the struggling idol group S.O.U.L. trying to find its place in the industry. Each of these early roles brought something different, marking the beginning of a filmography that would soon expand into increasingly diverse characters, stories and genres. Then came the leading roles: the reserved honesty of Do Kyungseok in My ID is Gangnam Beauty, the naive yet increasingly courageous Prince Yirim in Rookie Historian Goo Haeryung, the gentle Angel Raviel in Soul Plate, and the hurt and sadness beneath Lee Suho’s distant exterior in True Beauty. With Jeon Taeryong in Decibel, Yohan in Island and Jin Seowon in A Good Day to Be a Dog, Eunwoo continued to broaden his range — moving between action, humor, tragedy, romance, physical intensity and quiet emotion. And his recent characters have revealed still more sides: the pain and intensity of Kwon Seonyul in Wonderful World, the introverted but quirky dreamer Ahn Yeonmin in The First Ride, and the principled, reserved and mysterious Lee Unjeong in The WONDERfools. A prince and a priest. A student and a teacher. An idol and a Navy submariner — just some among the different characters he has brought to life. Through subtle glances, expressions, body language, timing, physically demanding performances and emotional intensity, Eunwoo has continued to find a different way of bringing each character to life. Different characters. Different emotions. Different worlds. Happy 12th Actor Anniversary, Cha Eunwoo. 💜🥳 12 years of acting — and so many more characters still waiting to be brought to life.✨ #CHAEUNWOO #차은우 CHA EUN-WOO OFFICIAL

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