Actor Tang Junsang has found a new home with management agency Billions, joining fellow actor Lee Junyoung under the same label.
The agency announced the exclusive contract on August 4 and promised to support Tang as he continues to expand his career across film, television, and musical theater.
According to SportsKhan, Billions shared its excitement about welcoming the actor, saying, “We are pleased to embark on a new beginning with actor Tang Junsang, who has built his own acting world through a variety of stages and works.”
The company added that it would provide full support so he can continue developing his abilities and potential.
Tang began his acting journey in 2010 as a child actor in the musical “Billy Elliot.” Starting on stage at a young age, he built strong performance skills through major musical productions, including “Mozart!,” “Elisabeth,” “Les Misérables,” “Seopyeonje,” and “Kinky Boots.”
Tang Junsang Continues Acting Rise
After gaining experience in theater, Tang expanded his career into movies and television. His film credits include “My Annoying Brother,” “7 Years of Night,” “The King’s Letters,” “Dog Days,” “The Plot,” and “Wonderland.” He also appeared in popular dramas such as “Crash Landing on You,” “Move to Heaven,” “Racket Boys,” and “The Spy Who Loved Me,” AllKPop reported.
Tang gained major recognition for his role as Han Geu-ru in Netflix’s “Move to Heaven.” He played a young man who works as a trauma cleaner, organizing the belongings of people who have passed away.
His detailed performance and emotional acting helped him earn praise from viewers and established him as a leading young actor. He later showed his range by taking on the role of Yoon Hae-kang in SBS’s “Racket Boys.”
Unlike his previous character, Tang portrayed a competitive badminton player with strong energy and confidence, showing his ability to transform into very different roles.
More recently, Tang returned to musical theater as L in “Death Note,” marking another important step in his stage career.
Billions currently represents several notable actors, including Lee Junyoung, Son Hyun-joo, Jo Bo-ah, Jung Sung-il, Heo Sung-tae, Kim Ha-neul, Jung Eun-ji, and Son Sang-yeon.