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2026年【ビョン・ウソク】出演ドラマまとめ★プロフィールもご紹介します

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韓国俳優『ビョン・ウソク』のプロフィールや出演ドラマをまとめています。

モデル出身の俳優で、ドラマ『ソンジェ背負って走れ』で一気に注目を集めたビョン・ウソク。

この記事では、ビョン・ウソクのプロフィール、出演ドラマ、代表作などをご紹介していきます!

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ビョン・ウソク プロフィール

ビョン・ウソク

ビョン・ウソク
韓国俳優・モデル
名前 ビョン・ウソク
ハングル 변우석
生年月日 1991年10月31日
職業 俳優・モデル
デビュー モデルとして活動後、俳優としてドラマに出演

ビョン・ウソクは、モデルとして活動したのち俳優としても活躍している韓国俳優です。

『青春の記録』や『力の強い女 カン・ナムスン』などで注目され、2024年の『ソンジェ背負って走れ』で大ブレイク。

高身長でスタイルがよく、爽やかな雰囲気から、切ない役、悪役、ロマンスまで幅広く演じられる俳優さんです。

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ビョン・ウソク 出演ドラマ

主な出演ドラマ
  • ディア・マイ・フレンズ
  • 恋のゴールドメダル
  • 医心伝心〜脈あり!恋あり?〜
  • ウラチャチャ My Love
  • 検索ワードを入力してください:WWW
  • コッパダン〜恋する仲人〜
  • 青春の記録
  • 花が咲けば、月を想い
  • 力の強い女 カン・ナムスン
  • ソンジェ背負って走れ
  • 損するのは嫌だから
  • パーフェクトクラウン
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ビョン・ウソク 代表作

青春の記録

🎬 青春の記録

ビョン・ウソクの名前を知るきっかけになった方も多い作品。

モデル出身というビョン・ウソクの雰囲気にもぴったりで、俳優としての存在感が注目されました。

パク・ボゴム、パク・ソダムらが出演している青春ドラマです。

力の強い女 カン・ナムスン

🔥 力の強い女 カン・ナムスン

ビョン・ウソクはリュ・シオ役を演じています。

これまでの爽やかなイメージとは違い、危険な雰囲気を持つキャラクターで話題になりました。

悪役ながらも印象に残る役どころで、ビョン・ウソクの演技の幅を感じられる作品です。

ソンジェ背負って走れ

💙 ソンジェ背負って走れ

ビョン・ウソクの代表作といえば『ソンジェ背負って走れ』。

人気スターのリュ・ソンジェ役を演じ、大きな注目を集めました。

切ないロマンスとタイムスリップ要素が合わさった作品で、ビョン・ウソクの人気を一気に高めたドラマです。

パーフェクトクラウン

👑 パーフェクトクラウン

2026年の注目ドラマ。

ビョン・ウソクは王室に関わる人物として登場し、IUとの共演でも話題になっています。

ロマンス要素のある作品で、『ソンジェ背負って走れ』以降の新たな代表作として注目されています。

ビョン・ウソクの魅力

ビョン・ウソクは、モデル出身らしい抜群のスタイルと、やわらかい雰囲気が魅力の俳優さんです。

爽やかな青春ドラマはもちろん、『力の強い女 カン・ナムスン』のようなダークな役柄でも強い印象を残しています。

『ソンジェ背負って走れ』では、切なさと優しさを感じる演技で多くの視聴者を惹きつけました。

今後も主演作が増えていきそうな、注目度の高い韓国俳優です。

ビョン・ウソク 出演映画

出演映画
  • 20世紀のキミ
  • ソウルメイト

まとめ

今回は、韓国俳優ビョン・ウソクのプロフィールや出演ドラマについてご紹介しました。

『青春の記録』『力の強い女 カン・ナムスン』などで注目され、『ソンジェ背負って走れ』で大ブレイクしたビョン・ウソク。

2026年も新作ドラマでの活躍が期待されている俳優さんです。

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