Oh Dal-su, a renowned South Korean actor, has been actively involved in the Korean entertainment industry for over two decades. He began his acting career in the early 2000s, initially focusing on theater productions in Busan, where he honed his craft and developed a deep understanding of the performing arts.
In 2001, Oh Dal-su took on a new challenge by becoming the head of the theater company Singiru Manhwagyeong, which translates to "Mirage and Kaleidoscope". Under his leadership, the company has produced numerous successful productions, including Ogu, a local favorite that showcased Oh's versatility as a thespian.
As his reputation grew, Oh Dal-su's talent was soon recognized by film directors, who began to seek him out for supporting and character roles. He made his big-screen debut in the critically acclaimed film Oldboy (2003),where he played the role of the owner of a private jail funded by organized crime.
Since then, Oh Dal-su has appeared in a wide range of films, each showcasing his incredible range and versatility. Some of his notable roles include a former gang boss in Mapado (2005),a weapons smuggler in A Bittersweet Life (2005),a transvestite in Foxy Festival (2010),a Chinese-Korean conman in The Thieves (2012),and a sympathetic inmate in Miracle in Cell No. 7.
In addition to his live-action work, Oh Dal-su has also lent his voice to several animated films, including The Host (2006),where he voiced the monster. Throughout his illustrious career, Oh Dal-su has established himself as a respected and in-demand actor in the Korean film industry, known for his incredible talent, dedication, and passion for his craft.
