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Jang Do-yoon (Korean: 장도윤, born August 31, 1995) is a South Korean actor. He made his acting debut in the 2013 drama special Happy! Rose Day. His fans are called "Doflowers" or "도바라기" which combines the words "Doyoon" and "Sunflower".

Early life

Doyoon went to Namsan High School in Busan before he moved to Seoul in 2011. After moving, he transferred to School of Performing Arts Seoul (SOPA), where he later graduated on February 13, 2014.

2011: Pledis Boys

Doyoon was a trainee under Pledis Entertainment for 3 years, where he was an original Pledis Boy (a name given to the male trainees officially shown). The group of boys, which included members who would later join Nu'est and Seventeen, commonly appeared with their female label mates in their promotions, including Ceci Magazine and their SBS Gayo Daejun stage. They also appeared in Happy Pledis', the name used when Pledis artists promote as a whole, video for Love Letter, and promoted the song with Happy Pledis on Music Core.

2012: Tempest

In 2012, Pledis Boys was split into two groups, Nu'est (JR, Aron, Minhyun, Ren, & Baekho) and Tempest (Doyoon, Seungcheol, & Yusang), with both groups to debut in 2012. Tempest gained two new members, Jihun and Youngwon, and were put on the backburner as Nu'est was promoted more heavily. Pledis Boys as a whole released a limited magazine entitled "Pledis Boys Magazine". Nu'est debuted a week after the magazine's release, while Tempest went through lineup changes. Members Yusang and Youngwon departed, leaving Doyoon, Seungcheol, & Jihun. Tempest's plans were scrapped and the three were sent back to trainee status.

During the year, Doyoon appeared in multiple videos for his labelmates, including the debut music video of Nu'est and Hello Venus' debut teaser and debut music video.

After the scrapping of Tempest, Pledis released plans for a new boy group entitled "Seventeen". Initially, they were to debut by the end of the year with 17 members that had an average age of 17. The group would promote in South Korea, China, and Japan at the same time in 3 sub groups. After only a few months, the group's debut was pushed back to 2013. No member info was released, though fans speculated that the 3 members from the old Tempest were set to debut in the group.

Instead of debuting as official artists, Seventeen opened a web stream called "17tv" on ustream, showing the growth and training of the 11 possible members. Jihun was the only Tempest member to take part in the debut episode on December 24.

2013: Seventeen and acting debut

After making a guest appearance on an early episode, Doyoon, with Seungcheol, joined the lineup of possible Seventeen members when the second season of 17tv began in March 2013. He stayed on the show and took part in all of the activities of Seventeen, including multiple "shows" or concerts at the end of each season.

In August, it was announced that Doyoon had got a small role on the drama special Happy! Rose Day, marking his acting debut. He gained attention from the drama's audience for his good looks.

In December, Doyoon, with several other Seventeen members, appeared as back up dancers on SBS Gayo Daejun for label mate Hello Venus.

2014: Departure from Pledis and focus on acting

Doyoon's last appearance with Seventeen was in a YouTube video, released on March 14, or White's Day. Following activity on Facebook, the creation of an Instagram account, and no appearances in Seventeen's few activities, fans began to speculate his departure.

On July 17, Doyoon was removed from the official Seventeen website, officially announcing his departure. Neither Pledis nor Doyoon commented or officially announced the departure.

On October 14, Doyoon posted a photo to his official Facebook revealing his casting in the upcoming movie Hiya. Originally planned for release in 2014, the movie was later pushed back to 2016. This was his first role since his debut over one year earlier. After the announcement of his role, fans began to believe that Doyoon had signed to Woollim Entertainment due to singer Hoya's role in the film and an online roleplay account that was mistaken for the real Doyoon.

On December 2, Doyoon opened his official fancafe. With the cafe, it was revealed that he had signed to acting agency JB Entertainment.

2015–present

After filming Hiya, Doyoon gained a supporting role in the morning drama A Bird That Doesn't Sing as the main character's son. Due to his constant appearances in both main and subplots, Doyoon became more popular. With Choa and Way of Crayon Pop, Doyoon starred in the music video for "Road" by Bear Planet, the composer for Crayon Pop. He also started appearing in All About My Mom and The Promise. He was also announced to be in the upcoming movie Because I Love You.

In January, it was confirmed Hiya would be released in March. The film was released on March 4, 2016. Doyoon played the main role of Dokko Mo Ran in the drama adaptation of the popular webtoon Flower Family.

Filmography

Television series

Film

Music video

Music shows

Television show

References

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21. Han Jihee (28 January 2016). 인피니트 호야-안보현 영화 ‘히야’ 3월 개봉 확정 ‘스크린 첫 데뷔’. getitk (in Korean). Archived from the original on 8 November 2017. Retrieved 15 March 2016.
22. Jang Su-jeong (August 31, 2021). "장도윤·조서후·오승준, BL 웹드 '마이 스윗 디어' 출연 확정" [Jang Do-yoon, Jo Seo-hoo, Oh Seung-jun confirmed to appear in BL Webd 'My Sweet Deer']. Dailyan (in Korean). Retrieved August 31, 2021 – via Naver.
23. Son Jin-ah (March 18, 2022). "장도윤, 류정운 '비구름' 뮤비 남주 활약 "좋은 추억이었다" [Jang Do-yoon and Ryu Jeong-woon's male lead in 'Rain Cloud' MV "It was a good memory] (in Korean). MK Sports. Retrieved March 18, 2022 – via Naver.

External links

• Jang Doyoon Fan Cafe at Daum (in Korean)
• Jang Do-yoon at HanCinema
• Jang Doyoon at IMDb

• Living people
• South Korean male television actors
• 1995 births
• South Korean male film actors
• School of Performing Arts Seoul alumni
• Male actors from Busan