Kdrama fans fell in love with the innocence of Moon Sang Tae, portrayed by Oh Jung Se in the blockbuster hit series "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" alongside Seo Ye Ji and Kim Soo Hyun.
The 44-year-old star bagged Best Supporting Actor in TV at Baeksang Arts Awards 2020 for his stellar performance as Kim Soo Hyun's older brother, who is diagnosed with autism.
Now, he is currently starring as a struggling musician Wang Joon Hyuk in the Korean remake of BBC's "Uncle" with Park Sun Young, Jeon Hye Jin and more.
With his decade-long career as a theater actor and Kdrama star, let's learn more about him, starting with Oh Jung Se's net worth.
Oh Jung Se Net Worth 2022: How Does the Award Winning Star Earn his Million?
According to whatsthenetworth.com, Oh Jung Se's net worth is approximately $1.5 million, with most of his wealth coming from his career as an actor.
The 44-year-old celebrity starred in numerous notable Kdramas and movies and his years as a theater actor.
Interestingly, he appeared in his first major role eight years after he debuted as an actor. It was the tvN rom-com "Plus Nine Boys" where he took the part of a production director named Gu Kwang Soo.
Following his first lead role in 2014, he headlined the cast of "Vampire Detective" and eventually landed the series "When the Camellia Blooms," "Hot Stove League," and the Kdrama that skyrocketed his fame "It's Okay to Not Be Okay."
One of his latest Kdrama is with the star-studded cast of "Jirisan," where he played park ranger Jung Goo Young and worked alongside Jun Ji Hyun, Ju Ji Hoon, Sung Dong Il, Go Min Si and more.
It is safe to say that Oh Jung Se's net worth will double up in the coming years with a slew of his upcoming projects.
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Apart from his current series "Uncle," the award-winning actor is in talks to join Song Kang in "Sweet Home 2" as well as the second sequel for "The Good Detective."
The same goes for movies as Oh Jung Se is slated to appear as the lead star in the action fantasy film "High Five" with Yoo Ah In, Ran Mi Ran and "Racket Boys" star Lee Jae In.
Did You Know? Oh Jung Se had Major Preparations for his Role as Moon Sang Tae in 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay'
According to reports, Oh Jung Se studied Moon Sang Tae's character and was extra careful talking about it during the interviews.
To recall, he played the older brother of Moon Gang Tae, who is obsessed with children's books and was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD.)
In a press conference with Netflix, he shared that calling the disorder a "suffering" is a wrong impression.
"Saying that you are suffering from something means you have an illness. However, autism is not an illness, but something you are born with," he said, explaining that the correct way to address it is by saying that a person is born with autism.
"Even though I studied intensely, I am more careful and I think there is more that I need to know. I'm carefully doing my best to prepare," he added.
Just like his character, Oh Jung Se is also diagnosed with a disorder called prosopagnosia or, in layman's terms, Face Blindness or the inability to recognize a person's face.
