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Park Seo-joon

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DOB : 16-12-1988
Age : 35
Star Sign : Sagittarius
Gender : Male

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Park Seo-Joon was born in Park Yong-kyu on December 16th, 1988, and is a South Korean actor. He is known for starring roles in the television series Kill Me, Heal Me in 2015, He Was Pretty in 2015, Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth in 2016 to 2017, and Fight for My Way in 2017. Park made his debut in 2011 by appearing in one Bang Yong-guk music video for "I Remember." He played a supporting role in the television dramas Dream High 2 in 2012, Pots of Gold in 2013, and One Warm Word in 2013, also had the first leading role in A Witch's Love in 2014. Some of his works were recognised with Kill Me, Heal Me and He Was Pretty, both starring Hwang Jung-um.

That same year, Park appeared in the thrilling film Chronicles of Evil. In 2017, KBS2 romance comedy he gained a lot of popularity, Fight for My Way she played Ko Dong-man - a former Taekwondo player with a tragic past, who struggles to find his success as a karate fighter, along with Kim Ji -won. The television series became a show in South Korea and was one of the top performers of its time. That same year, he played his first big-screen role in the comedy Midnight Runners with Kang Ha-Seul. He won the Best Actor award at major film festival events like Grand Bell Awards and the KAFCA. In 2018, Park starred in the tvN drama What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, starring a narcissistic vice chairman of big business, in love with his secretary, starring Park Min-young.

The series was a thrill and Park received a positive review from critics for his play, dubbed the "love comedy expert" by the Korean media. In 2019, Park starred in the horror film The Divine Fury in the role of a superhero. That same year Park served as a special judge for the Asiana International Short Film Festival. He also appeared as a guest in the Oscar-winning film Parasite (2019). In 2020, Park starred in the JTBC drama Itaewon Class Itaewon class is a Korean drama series that aired >> Read More... , based on the web of the same name. He played the owner of a bar-restaurant which he successfully expanded into a franchise. He will star in the film Dream as a soccer player who became a coach named Yoon Hong-Dae, directed by Lee Byeong-Heon, and the tragic film Concrete Utopia directed by Tae-hwa. He will also appear in the MCU film The Marvels Click to look into! >> Read More... (2023) in an undisclosed role.