[Edaily Reporter Gim Ga Yeong ] Actor Kim Jae-young has signed an exclusive contract with Fantagio, signaling a new chapter in his career.

On the 10th, Fantagio announced the news, stating, “We will spare no effort in supporting Kim Jae-young, who is building his own filmography with stable acting skills and unique charm, so that he can fully showcase his talents.”
Kim Jae-young made his acting debut in the 2013 film *Noblessing* and has since appeared in various productions, including the dramas *Black*, *My Husband for 100 Days*, *Eun-ju’s Room*, *Someone Like You*, *Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun*, *The Judge from Hell*, and *Idol-i*.
He recently appeared in the original series *Let Me Tremble*, which was released on TVING. *Let Me Tremble* is a wild, coming-of-age romantic comedy drama about “Gong Yeon-su,” a woman who refuses to do anything without love, and “Dokgo Dal,” a man who excels even without love, as they end up working together at an adult toy company. In this series, Kim Jae-young plays Dokgo Dal, the CEO of “Ro&D,” a premium sex toy startup. Dokgo Dal is a character who respects personal preferences but thoroughly excludes “love” as an inefficiency. By portraying Dokgo Dal—who faces emotions he has never experienced before after meeting Gong Yeon-su, a Confucian-minded marketer who proclaims that love is everything—in a multidimensional way, he heightened the drama’s immersive quality.
Kim Jae-young is set to transform into an intense villain in his next project, the film “The Roundup 5.” With Kim Jae-young showcasing diverse performances in every project, attention is focused on what kind of performance he will deliver next.
Meanwhile, Fantagio Co., Ltd., which has signed an exclusive contract with Kim Jae-young, represents artists such as Baek Yoon-sik, Kim Seon-ho, Moon Ga-young, Lee Sung-kyung, Ong Seong-wu, Lee Se-young, Cha Jun-hwan, ASTRO, Lee Chang-seop, and LUNATE. The agency is expanding its influence across various fields—including not only talent management but also film and drama production, as well as overseas performance ventures. The SBS drama *Manager Kim*, which concluded last July, garnered significant popularity, recording a viewership rating of 23.1% (Nielsen Korea/nationwide household basis).