 and Six Flying Dragons (2015). His early breakout came in Prison Playbook (2017–2018), where his portrayal of Kim Je‑hyuk earned high acclaim on cable. The global Netflix sensation Squid Game (2021) propelled him to international stardom as Cho Sang‑woo, earning a Primetime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor. He's since collaborated frequently with Netflix, starring in Time to Hunt (2020), Yaksha: Ruthless Operations and Narco‑Saints (2022), alongside roles in Money Heist: Korea and more.</p>){kind=link}
Personal Details
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Height :
181 cm (5′ 11″)
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Park Hae Soo
Work in The Legend of the Blue Sea
In the 2016–2017 SBS fantasy-romance drama The Legend of the Blue Sea, Park Hae‑soo played the supporting role of Hong Dong‑pyo, a con artist who partners with the lead character Shim Cheong in her modern-day schemes. This role further showcased his versatility in taking on characters with complexity and charm.
Career Highlights
Park began his career on stage in 2007 and transitioned smoothly into television and film. He appeared in historical dramas like God of War (2012) and Six Flying Dragons (2015). His early breakout came in Prison Playbook (2017–2018), where his portrayal of Kim Je‑hyuk earned high acclaim on cable. The global Netflix sensation Squid Game (2021) propelled him to international stardom as Cho Sang‑woo, earning a Primetime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor. He's since collaborated frequently with Netflix, starring in Time to Hunt (2020), Yaksha: Ruthless Operations and Narco‑Saints (2022), alongside roles in Money Heist: Korea and more.
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