
Thomas Hwan
Hwan was adopted from Korea by Danish parents, and graduated from the Danish National Theatre School in 2007. He has played Romeo at the Royal Danish Theatre, where he co-founded the experimental "Red Room" stage.
His girlfriend is Danish actress Johanne Louise Schmidt. They have a daughter named Allie.
Hwan has a leading role in the 2018 film The Return, an international production directed by Malene Choi Jensen, with dialogue in Danish, Korean and English.
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