Heo Nam-jun허남준Heo Nam-jun
허남준
Heo Nam-jun is an actor signed to H.SOLID. He debuted in the 2019 film The First Shot and his credits run through Snowdrop, The Matchmakers, When the Phone Rings and A Hundred Memories to the chaebol heir Cha Se-gye in SBS's My Royal Nemesis (2026).
- Agency
- H.SOLID
- Born
- 9 June 1993
- Known for
- My Royal Nemesis
Who is Heo Nam-jun?
Heo Nam-jun (허남준) is an actor signed to H.SOLID. The Fact reported on 19 March 2024 that he had signed with the newly founded agency alongside Chae Soo-ha, and named the 2019 film The First Shot as his screen debut. The agency’s own YouTube channel still introduces itself as “에이치 솔리드 H.SOLID official channel. 배우 허남준 ✦ 채수하”. Cine21’s person database gives his birth date as 9 June 1993.
Filmography
Cine21 lists the film Double Patty (2020) and nine television titles. They run from Oh Gwang-tae in Snowdrop (2021) through Jeong Sun-gu in The Matchmakers (2023), Ji Sang-woo in When the Phone Rings and Kim Sang-hyeok in Your Honor (2024), and Han Jae-pil in A Hundred Memories, Lee Seung-jun in When the Stars Gossip and 우리 마을 똥강아지 (Uri Maeul Ttonggangaji) in 2025. The same Fact report adds Kang Seok-chan in Netflix’s Sweet Home season 2 and Ha Myeong-jin in Disney+’s The Impossible Heir.
Neither Cine21 nor the agency’s channel carries an awards list.
2026
In 2026 he played Cha Se-gye, the chaebol heir opposite Lim Ji-yeon, in SBS’s Friday–Saturday drama My Royal Nemesis — a fantasy romantic comedy about a Joseon villainess who possesses an obscure actress. It ran to fourteen episodes from 8 May to 20 June 2026.
In the week Cha Se-gye first reached the screen, My Royal Nemesis was number one on Netflix’s weekly non-English TV list, with 3.9 million views. Its places over the eight weeks it stayed on that list are on the My Royal Nemesis page.
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Stories
Eight weeks of My Royal Nemesis, in two curves
SBS's My Royal Nemesis spent eight weeks on Netflix's global top 10 for non-English television. In Netflix's own data the first week was the peak; domestic ratings ran the other way, from 4.1 per cent at the premiere to 11.8 per cent at the finale. Each figure carries the place that published it.
Translated from the Korean original.
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