Known for his versatility and charm, Korean actor Park Seo-joon has appeared in several exciting films and dramas. Here’s a look at the best bits of the Hallyu star’s discography.
From the role of a narcissistic CEO in the romantic drama What’s wrong with Secretary of State Kim? to a four-day TV vacation with the likes of V and BTS Strong Girl Bong-Soon’s Park Hyung-Sik, Park Seo-joon did it all. The 34-year-old actor has multiple hits to his credit – a testament to his acting skills. Of course, he is considered one of the most sought after in the Korean industry. And his upcoming role in the highly anticipated 2023 superhero film The wonders It is expected to only add to its wild popularity. That’s not all – he also has disaster thrillers Concrete Utopia with Park Bo-Young and sports comedy Dream with singer IU in the pipeline. Whether you’re a veteran fan dying to get your fill of the star or just looking for the next fun, here are some of his must-watch titles (in no particular order) .
Best Korean Dramas and Movies with Actor Park Seo Joon
What is wrong with Secretary of State Kim?
Directed by: Park Joon-Hwa
Pour: Park Seo-joon, Park Min-young
Episodes: 16
Release date: June 6, 2018
Summary: Lee Young Joon (played by Park Seo Joon) is an arrogant, high-functioning executive vice president who depends on his dedicated and capable secretary, Kim Mi Soo (played by Park Min Young) to stay on top of his career. When the latter decides to quit after working alongside him for nine years, the former has to go through a series of hilarious events to persuade her to stay.
The actor’s flawless portrayal of his eccentric character and sizzling chemistry with co-star Park Min-Young made him headlines around the world.
Itaewon class
Directed by: Kim Seong Yoon
Pour: Park Seo-Joon, Kim Da-mi
Episodes: 16
Release date: January 31, 2020
Summary: Park Sae Ro-Yi (played by Park Seo-Joon) seeks revenge for his father’s death. The conglomerate Jangga Group is to blame for this. After being released from prison for attempted murder, he opens a restaurant in Itaewon. He aspires to make this business a success and believes that this is the best revenge. Along the way, he’s torn between his affections for his longtime love and someone who works alongside him and helps him achieve his dreams.
The actor’s serious, gruff nature – a far cry from his usual romantic comedy roles – was met with critical acclaim and garnered him several fans.
fight for my way
Directed by: Lee Na jeong
Pour: Park Seo-joon, Kim Ji-won, Ahn Jae-hong, Song Ha-yoon
Episodes: 16
Release date: May 22, 2017
Summary: Kong Dong-Man (played by Park Seo-joon) is a former taekwondo player-turned-MMA fighter. Meanwhile, Cho Ae-ra (played by Kim Ji-won) works in a department store and hopes to become a TV host. Kim Hoo-man (played by Ahn Jae-hong) and Baek Seoul-hee (played by Song Ha-yoon) are a couple with relationship problems. The drama explores her entire life.
Park Seo-Joon’s casual role in this show contributed to his reputation as one of the top romantic comedy leads in the Korean industry.
she was pretty
Directed by: Jung Dae Yoon
Pour: Hwang Jung-eum, Park Seo-joon, Go Joon-hee, Choi Si-won
Episodes: 16
Release date: September 16, 2015
Summary: Kim Hye-Jin (played by Hwang Jung-Eum) peaks in childhood and becomes unpopular as she ages. On the other hand, Ji Sung-Joon (played by Park Seo-Joon), who was bullied in his childhood for being overweight, is blossoming into a successful and conventionally attractive man. The former retires years later, embarrassed by the aforementioned change in fate, forcing her best friend to go in her place. This leads to her getting a job at a fashion magazine under the new editor, who happens to be Sung-Joon – who she falls in love with. But another employee complicates things even more: he falls in love with her just as Sung-Joon is beginning to remember who she was.
The romantic comedy was one of Park Seo-Joon’s first leading roles in a Korean drama and garnered widespread attention. As such, it really paved the way for his future projects.
The divine anger
Directed by: Kim Joo Hwan
Pour: Park Seo-joon, Ahn Sung-ki, and Woo Do-hwan
Release date: July 31, 2019
Summary: Martial artist Yong-Hoo (played by Park Seo-Joon) has a tragic childhood that causes him to lose faith in God. In a strange turn of events, he gains divine powers thanks to exorcist and priest Father Ahn (played by Ahn Sung-Ki) to battle against a powerful evil force.
In the action-packed role, the actor took on a role that was a stark contrast to his K-Drama persona. It underscored his versatility as an artist.
midnight runner
Directed by: Jason Kim (Kim Ju-hwan)
Pour: Park Seo Joon, Kang Ha Neul
Release date: August 9, 2017
Summary: Korean National Police University students Ki-Joon (played by Park Seo-Joon) and Hee-Yeol (played by Kang Ha-Neul) witness a kidnapping at midnight. They call the missing persons agency, but find that the authorities are busy investigating the disappearance of a business mogul’s son. Determined not to waste time in the critical hours of a kidnapping, the pair begin their own investigations.
In the action comedy, Ki-Joon plays an impulsive aspiring cop, with plenty of action scenes that foreshadow his upcoming role in the Marvel Universe.
Enjoy watching!
The story first appeared on Lifestyle Asia India
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