Who is Gong Yoo?
Gong Yoo is among the most searched screen stars associated with south korea cinema and global streaming audiences. Their film and television work drives major discovery traffic across Celluloid’s Stars directory.
Key Accolades & Awards
- Major domestic and international screen recognition
- High global search and streaming visibility
- Leading roles across film and/or television
Did You Know?
Gong Yoo's breakthrough screen roles established them as a major south korea and global entertainment star.
Gong Yoo's notable titles premiere on major theatrical, streaming, and festival circuits depending on the project.
Gong Yoo primarily works in productions matching their core market languages, with select international crossovers.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role | Festival | Box Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Train to Busan | 2016 | Seok-woo | Busan International Film Festival | $88M |
| Love Untangled | 2025 | Cafe Owner | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Squid Game: Making Season 2 | 2025 | Self | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Silenced | 2011 | Kang In-ho | Busan International Film Festival | $32M |
| Wonderland | 2024 | Sung-jun | Busan International Film Festival | $4M |
| The Age of Shadows | 2016 | Kim Woo-jin | Busan International Film Festival | $53M |
| Seobok | 2021 | Ki-heon | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| The Suspect | 2013 | Ji Dong-chul | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| She's on Duty | 2005 | Kang No-young | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Kim Ji-young: Born 1982 | 2019 | Jung Dae-hyun | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| A Man and a Woman | 2016 | Ki-hong | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Finding Mr. Destiny | 2010 | Han Gi-joon | Busan International Film Festival | — |