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Known for
Actor
Gender
Male
Birthday
21 November
Location
Gyeonggi, South Korea
Edit pagePark Hae Soo
Biography
Park Hae-soo is a celebrated South Korean actor known for his powerful screen presence and versatile performances across stage, television, and film. Born on November 21, 1981, he began his artistic journey in theatre, where he built a strong foundation through numerous acclaimed stage productions. His dedication to craft and nuanced acting quickly drew attention within the acting community.
Park transitioned to television with supporting roles that showcased his natural charisma, eventually earning widespread recognition with the hit series Prison Playbook (2017). His portrayal of a star baseball player navigating life behind bars established him as a leading actor and earned him critical praise for his emotional depth and authenticity.
His international breakthrough came with the global phenomenon Squid Game (2021), in which he played the conflicted and morally complex Cho Sang-woo. The role catapulted him to worldwide fame, making him one of the most recognized South Korean actors on the global stage.
In film, Park Hae-soo has appeared in diverse projects, including Time to Hunt, Yaksha: Ruthless Operations, and By Quantum Physics: A Nightlife Venture, demonstrating his ability to tackle both intense thrillers and character-driven dramas. His performances are often praised for their intensity, subtlety, and emotional precision.
