Hwang Jung-min
Hwang Jung-min (黃晸玟, born September 1, 1970) is a South Korean actor. While attending Seoul Arts College's Theater Department, he debuted in a minor role in Im Kwon-taek's film, The General's Son.
○ Being an actor is just a profession. All I have is sincerity and diligence. The audience will surely know that.
○ You should be proud of what you want to do. Without that, you can't become an actor. Ask how much they are immersed in, worry about, and dedicate themselves to that work. As skills naturally accumulate through that process, there is no other choice but to find me.
○ If you have something you want to do, don't worry about it beforehand and just try it. If you think it's not right, it's not too late to do something else then. Being late is ultimately up to your own thoughts.
○ Honestly, I always tell people that I'm just a lowly actor. Why? Because about 60 staff members and actors prepare this wonderful table. Then, I just get to eat deliciously. But the spotlight is all on me. I feel so sorry for that.
○ Even if you look shabby right now, if you immerse yourself in your work, worry about it, study, prepare, and wait, the world will surely find you.
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