[Official] Gong Myung Joins BH Entertainment… Becomes Part of the Same Family as Lee Byung-hun and Han Ji-min

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Actor Gong Myung has settled into a new home at BH Entertainment.

On the 28th, BH Entertainment stated, "Gong Myung is an actor who has persuasively conveyed the charm of his characters based on his understanding of genres and stable acting skills. We look forward not only to what he has shown in various works so far but also to the new possibilities he will unfold in the future. We will communicate closely and work together so that Gong Myung can fully demonstrate his capabilities through good works and diverse characters. Please give much interest and anticipation to 'Your Ground,' a work currently in production."

Gong Myung debuted in 2013 as part of the actor group Surprise, and built up acting experience by taking on distinctively characterized roles in dramas such as "Hwajeong," "Dandara," "Drunk Couples," "Mr. Six 2017," "Love Revolution," "It's Okay to Not Be Okay," "Meloholic," and "Hong Cheon-gi." He has solidified his foundation as an actor by unraveling the emotions and relationships of each different character in his own way.

In the film "Extreme Job," he played the role of Jea-hoon, a passionate junior detective, earning audience love by simultaneously showcasing witty comedy and pure charm. Subsequently, in works such as "The Royal Court," "Killing Romance," "Hansan: Rising Dragon," and "Citizen Deok-hee," he displayed diverse appearances by capturing the changing atmosphere and character nuances of each work. He has expanded his activity range on screen, handling everything from performances that induce cheerful laughter to those expressing the emotions of characters within serious narratives.

Afterward, Gong Myung continued to meet viewers consistently on television through appearances in dramas such as "One Week Before I Die" and "Please Stop Drinking." In particular, in the tvN weekend drama "Secret Gratitude," he played the role of No Gi-jun, who was demoted from being an ace of the audit department to handling internal misconduct (PM) investigations. He naturally portrayed not only his honest and human side hidden behind his capable work skills but also his straightforward charm in boldly expressing his feelings for someone he likes. Through a relationship that bickers yet gradually grows closer with Shin Hye-sun, who plays Audit Department Head Ju In-ah, he showcased chemistry that alternates between office comedy and romance, adding to the drama's enjoyment.

Meanwhile, BH Entertainment, with which Gong Myung signed an exclusive contract, is home to Kim Sae-rog, Gil Eun-seong, Kim Go-eun, Kim Min-gyu, Park Bo-young, Park So-kyung, Park Sung-hoon, Park Yu-rim, Park Ji-hoo, Park Jin-young, Park Hae-soo, Sean Richard, Ahn So-hee, Wu Haoguang, Lee Byung-hun, Lee Ji-a, Lee Jin-wook, Lee Hee-jun, Jang Dong-yoon, Jeon So-young, Jung Chae-yeon, Jung Ho-yeon, Jo Beom-gyu, Jo Hye-jung, Joo Jong-hyuk, Choo Ja-hyun, Karata Erika, Han Ga-in, Han Ji-min, Han Hyo-joo, and Hong Hwa-yeon.

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