Park Hae-soo is a South Korean actor, known for her work in the Korean dramas Prison Script (2017-2018) and Squidward (2021).
Wiki/Biography
Park Hae-soo was born on Saturday, November 21, 1981, in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (40 years old as of 2021). His zodiac sign is Sagittarius. He attended Bundang Central High School in Buljeong-ro, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. He graduated from Dankook University in Yongin, South Korea, majoring in drama and film.
appearance
Height: 5 feet 11.3 inches (181 cm)
Weight: 81kg
Eye color: black
Hair color: black
family
In 2017, he met a woman and eventually started dating her. The couple married in a private ceremony on January 14, 2019, after dating for a year. His wife is a non-celebrity and six years younger than him. Their wedding officiant was Hae Soo’s old friend, music artist Lee Ki-seop.
Wedding photos of Park Hae Soo and his wife
On September 29, 2021, Park Ji-sung’s agency announced the birth of his son.
relationship/transaction
He met Korean actress Lim Kang-hee while filming the musical A Chorus Line – Oedipus (2013). They soon started dating and broke up at the end of 2016 after three years.
Lin Kangxi
Religion/Religious Views
He was a Protestant Christian. Served as an ambassador for the Seoul International Love Film Festival (Seoul Christian Film Festival). He also has a Bible study group made up of musical actors.
Profession
mechanism
- BH Entertainment (as of 2021)
theater
In 2007, he made his stage debut with the play Mr. Robbie. He then appeared in the play “Annapurna” (2007) and then in his first musical “Puberty” (2008) as “Yeongmin”. From 2009 to 2011, he played “Cui Jae Hyung” in the TV series “Hero”. He has appeared in the plays “The 39 Steps” (2009), “A Streetcar Named Desire” (2010), “The Seagull” (2011), “Macbeth” (2014), and “Frankenstein” (2014) ), “Judo Boy” (2015) and “Male Impulse” (2017). He also appeared in the musicals “Three Thousand Flowers of Destruction” (2012), “God is Watching” (2013), “Chorus – Oedipus” (2013) and “Asteroid B612” (2015).
Korean drama
In 2012, he made his TV debut as “Jin Yunhu” in the MBC Korean drama “God of War”.
God of War(2012)
In 2013, he played the role of “Apa” (father) in the Korean drama “My Mom, Dad, Grandma and Me and Anna”.
Park Hae Soo “My Mom, Dad, Grandma and Anna and Me” (2013)
From 2015 to 2016, he played the role of “Lee Gil-ran”, the founder of the Lee family in Chunghae, North Korea, in “Six Flying Dragons”. The drama, which airs on SBS, chronicles the establishment of the Joseon Dynasty and its people (their ambitions, successes and conflicts), focusing on “Lee Bang-won” (who later became the third king of Joseon, Taejong of Joseon).
Park Hae-soo “Six Flying Dragons” (2015-16)
He then starred in the super hit Korean drama “The Legend of the Blue Sea” (2016) as “Hong Dong-pyo”, a detective who investigates the crimes of his rival Dae-young and leads Joon-jae’s scam. The drama tells the story of the rebirth, destiny and rooted unrequited love of mermaid Shim Chung (played by Jun Ji-hyun) and human Heo Joon-jae (played by Lee Min Ho). In the parallel past of their Joseon era incarnation.
The Legend of the Blue Sea (2016) Park Hae Soo
In 2017-2018, he appeared in the Korean drama “Prison Script”, playing the protagonist “Kim Ji-hyuk” for the first time, a superstar baseball player who was convicted of sexual assault after saving his sister who was sexually assaulted. The tvN production documents the lives of criminals behind bars, their families, and the on-duty officers who work in correctional facilities.
Prison Handbook (2017-18)
In 2019, he starred in the “Collector” segment in the TV series “Persona” directed and written by Yam Pil-sung. He plays the male lead “Baek Jung Woo” in the play.
Park Hae-soo stars in the Persona story “The Collector” (2019)
He also made guest appearances in the Korean dramas Liar and His Lover (2017), Memories of the Alhambra (2018) and Racket Boy (2021). In 2021, he appeared in the Netflix survival drama series Squidward, which is streamed and distributed by Netflix. The series, written and directed by Korean film producer Hwang Dong-hyuk, is based on a children’s game competition in which 456 contestants took part and won a prize of 45.6 billion won; losers faced the death penalty. He plays the role of “Cho Sang-woo” (No. 218), who is wanted by the police for stealing a classmate named Ki-hoon (played by Lee Jung-jae), the investment team leader of a securities company. His clients instead invested to pay off their huge debts. The other main characters of the drama are played by Lee Jung Jae, Wi Ha Joon, Jung Ho Yeon, Oh Young Soo, Heo Sung Tae, Anupam Tripathi and Kim Joo Ryung. Upon its release, the show became Netflix’s most-watched series and became a hit around the world. The show is also the first Korean drama to top Netflix’s weekly list of the top ten most-watched TV shows globally.
Park Hae-soo “Squid Game” (2021)
He has also played leading roles in Korean dramas such as “Cha Jae Hwan” in “Chimera” (2021) and “Berlin” in “Money Heist” (2022).
Movie
In 2014, he made his debut in the film industry by playing “Hwang Jung-geun” in the Korean movie “Pirates”.
Park Hae Soo in One Piece (2014)
He subsequently played supporting roles in the Korean films Minority Opinion (2015) and The Master (2016). In 2019, he played the protagonist “Lee Chan-woo” for the first time in “Quantum Physics: Nightlife Adventure” (South Korea) directed and written by Lee Sung-tae. The film tells the story of Lee Chan-woo (nightclub owner), Sung Eun-young (nightclub manager) and Park Ki-hoon (cop) as they fight organized crime including alleged drug abuse, sex crimes and police corruption.
Author: Quantum Physics: Nightlife Adventures (2019)
He also had major roles in the Korean films “Hunting Time” (2020) and “Ye Cha” (2021).
Awards
- 2011 Korean Drama Awards New Actor Award
- 2012 East Asia Theater Awards Best Newcomer Liu Rentian
Park Hae Soo wins East Asia Drama Award
- 2018 Seoul Grand Awards Best New Actor Award in TV Drama Category
Park Hae Soo delivers her acceptance speech at the Seoul Awards
- In 2019, he won the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best New Actor for the movie “Quantum Physics: Nightlife Adventure”
Park Hae Soo gave an acceptance speech at the Blue Dragon Film Awards
- 2020 Chunsha Film Arts Award for Best New Actor “Quantum Physics: Nightlife Adventure”
Park Hae Soo gave an acceptance speech at the Chunshi Film Art Awards
sign
Park Hae Soo’s autograph
Facts/Trivia
- His hobbies include exercising, playing the piano and swimming.
- He is good friends with Korean actress Choo Ja Hyun.
Park Hae Soo and Choo Ja Hyun
- In 2021, after he appeared in Squidward, many people began to suspect that he was either wearing a wig or had a hair transplant. This is because of a widely circulated photo of him from the past showing him with thinning hair in the front. As more photos began to circulate, rumors swirled that he suffered from alopecia and had undergone treatment before filming Prison Screenplay.
Comparison photos of Park Hae Soo before and after hair care
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