Kim Seon-Ho Takes on a New Role, Becomes Mr. Muscle's Leading Man
Get to know Mr. Muscle’s newest ambassador.
When you hear the words ‘dimples’, ‘idol’, and ‘South Korea’, one face stands out: the endearing and ultra-talented Kim Seon-Ho. After capturing earts as ‘Good Boy’ aka Han Ji-Pyeong in Start-Up (2020) and the lovable repairman Hong Du-sik in Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (2021), Kim Seon-Ho continues to showcase his versatility as an artist From a dangerous assassin in The Childe (2023) to his latest role in Disney+’s new action thriller series, The Tyrant (2024), where he portrays a young director of a national intelligence agency.
Beyond his comedic and upbeat roles, the actor has also proven his ability to tackle complex, intense, and dark personas on-screen. True enough, his next role is set to win over many hearts as he plays a multilingual translator for a celebrity in Netflix’s upcoming series Can This Love Be Translated? slated for release in 2025.
Apart from playing ruthless spies, wealthy self-made investors, and drop-dead gorgeous handymen, Kim is also taking on a new role, bringing his star power to the world of cleaning products as Mr. Muscle’s newest brand ambassador.
Beyond his versatility and work ethic as an actor, Kim Seon-Ho treats every role with warmth and dedication, which parallels the commitment of Mr. Muscle to offer effective cleaning solutions and brighten homes. He definitely embodies the brand's core values of reliability, effectiveness, and care.
With his popularity in the Philippines, Kim Seon-Ho brings a fresh energy to Mr. Muscle, inspiring a new way of tackling everyday cleaning tasks. Whether it’s the bathroom, kitchen, or tough-to-reach drains, Mr. Muscle has you covered, making cleaning easy and effective. We’re excited to see how Kim Seon-Ho’s role can motivate Filipinos to embrace efficient cleaning solutions at home.
Stay tuned for an exciting collaboration between Mr. Muscle and Kim Seon-Ho (plus special merchandise!). Visit the brand's Facebook and Instagram to learn more.
