Jung Sung-il Continues His Reign in 2025 with Thrilling New Projects Including 'The Killer's Report'

Actor Jung Sung-il is set to captivate audiences throughout the latter half of 2025 with a packed schedule of diverse roles.

Following his recent impactful portrayal of psychiatrist and serial killer Young-hoon in the film 'The Killer's Report,' which premiered on the 5th, Jung Sung-il is gearing up for more compelling performances. He is slated to appear in Disney+'s 'Trigger' in 2025 and the highly anticipated 'Made in Korea,' also on Disney+, later in the year, showcasing his remarkable ability to embody distinct characters.

Jung Sung-il recently surprised viewers with a special appearance as a prosecutor in Netflix's '84 Square Meters,' leaving a memorable mark with his unsettling charm. He also delivered a powerful performance as the duplicitous politician Cheon In-ho in 'Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint,' skillfully hiding a darker nature beneath a benevolent facade. In 'The Killer's Report,' he fully immerses himself in the role of Young-hoon, a character whose true intentions remain shrouded in mystery, maintaining a calm demeanor and a steady emotional performance that keeps viewers on edge.

With a filmography increasingly filled with unique characters across various genres, Jung Sung-il consistently proves his acting prowess. His ability to disappear into roles, even in brief special appearances, has solidified his reputation as a versatile and captivating performer. 'The Killer's Report,' marking another significant addition to his impressive body of work, is currently screening in theaters nationwide.

Jung Sung-il made his acting debut in the 2008 play 'Haemu,' steadily building his reputation in theater, film, and television. He gained significant mainstream recognition for his role as Ha Do-yeong in the Netflix series 'The Glory.' His deep, resonant voice and nuanced emotional portrayals have earned him a dedicated fanbase.