Park Soo-young
Park Soo-young is a South Korean actor. He is known for his roles in dramas such as My Beautiful Bride (2015), Listen to Love (2016), Hi Bye, Mama! (2020) and Record Of Youth (2020).
Park Soo-young
- Name
- Park Soo-young
- Born
- 15 March 1970
- Birthplace
- South Korea
- Occupation
- Actor
- Known for
- My Beautiful Bride Hi Bye, Mama!
- Languages
- Korean
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Park Soo-young is a South Korean actor. He is known for his roles in dramas such as My Beautiful Bride (2015), Listen to Love (2016), Hi Bye, Mama! (2020) and Record Of Youth (2020).
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• Name — Park Soo-young • Birth Name — Park Soo-young • Born — 15 March 1970 • Birthplace — South Korea • Other Names — Park Su-yeong, Park Su-young • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 2000–present • Agent — Eggplant Entertainment • Known for — My Beautiful Bride Hi Bye, Mama! Listen to Love Park Soo-young is a South Korean actor. He is known for his roles in dramas such as My Beautiful Bride (2015), Listen to Love (2016), Hi Bye, Mama! (2020) and Record Of Youth (2020).
Television series
Television series
• Year — Title — Role — Ref. • 2011 — If Tomorrow Comes — Lee Jin-gyu • 2013 — Heartless City — Detective Yang Ban-jang • | KBS Drama Special: "The Devil Rider" — Mr.Gong • 2014 — High School King of Savvy — Yoon Dong-jae • | Pinocchio — Jang Ki-bong • 2015 — Miss Mamma Mia — Shim Seok-bong • 2016 — Uncontrollably Fond — Representative Namgoong • | Listen to Love — Director Park Young-soo • 2017 — The Rebel — Kim Ja-won • | Bad Guys 2 — Shin Joo-myung • 2018 — My Mister — Lee Jae-chul • | Come and Hug Me — Pyo Taek • | Children of Nobody — Chief Hong Gi-tae • | Just Dance — Vice Principal • 2019 — The Light in Your Eyes — Kim Byun-sub • | Doctor Prisoner — Oh Cheol-min • | My First First Love — Do Hyun's father • | My First First Love 2 — Do Hyun's father • 2020 — Hyena — Jo Woo-suk • | Hi Bye, Mama! — Cha Moo-poong • | Soul Mechanic — Oh Ki-tae • | Record of Youth — Sa Young-nam • 2022 — My Liberation Notes — Park Sang-min • Glitch — Kwon Young-woong • May I Help You? — Baek Dal-sik • Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area — Yun Chang-su • Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area - Part 2 — Yun Chang-su • 2023 — My Perfect Stranger — Hyung-man • 2024 — The Auditors — Goo Suk-goo • 2026 — We Are All Trying Here — Representative Park
Film
• Year — Title — Role — Language. • 2000 — Peppermint Candy — Operative — Korean • 2004 — Once Upon a Time in High School — Politics & Economics teacher — Korean • 2004 — The Wolf Returns — Crew member — Korean • 2006 — Tazza: The High Rollers — Go Ni's Uncle — Korean • 2008 — Buzzing — Park-han — Korean • 2008 — Rough Cut — Chief Lee — Korean • 2009 — The Case of Itaewon Homicide — Chief Choi — Korean • 2009 — Jeon Woo-chi: The Taoist Wizard — Nobleman's son — Korean • 2010 — Secret Reunion — Regional police chief — Korean • 2011 — Punch — Wan Deuk's father — Korean • 2012 — Architecture 101 — Architecture Koo — Korean • 2014 — Thread of Lies — Mr.Lim — Korean • 2014 — Tazza: The Hidden Card — Chang-shik — Korean • 2014 — Cart — Discount store manager — Korean • 2016 — A Melody To Remember — Colonel Park — Korean • 2016 — Proof of Innocence — Lim Hyang-joo — Korean • 2016 — The Last Princess — King Young-chin — Korean • 2017 — The Mimic — Min-ji — Korean • 2017 — Room No.7 — Superintendent — Korean • 2018 — The Negotiation — Section Chief Choi — Korean • 2021 — Young Adult Matters — Principle — Korean • 2022 — Next Sohee — Vince Principal — Korean • 2023 — Punch-Drunk Love — Nak Bong — Korean • Miss Fortune — Teacher — Korean • 2024 — Hijack 1971 — Police Officer — Korean • About Family — Venerable Inhaeng — Korean
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- “Park Soo-young”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q18230197: Park Soo-young
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Awards and nominations
• 2006 Theatrical Association Awards • 2006 Men's Acting Awards • 2007 Theatrical Awards Expected Theater Awards
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