. Over the years, she’s built a reputation as a dynamic character actress, often portraying mothers or strong matriarchal figures in both film and television.</p><h5>Career Highlights</h5><p>Park Myung‑shin has appeared in over 60 film and television productions. Her career features a steady stream of impactful performances, including roles in:</p><ul><li>Oldboy (2003): A classic revenge thriller where she appeared in a supporting role</li><li>Mother (2009): A highly acclaimed drama film where she played the chairwoman</li><li>Poetry (2010): In this critically lauded film, she portrayed the protagonist’s neighbor</li><li>Secret Sunshine (2007): Playing a missionary in this memorable role</li><li>Train to Busan (2016): As Jong-Gil’s mother, she contributed to one of South Korea’s biggest global hits</li><li>The Legend of the Blue Sea (2016–2017): Though mostly known for Jun Ji‑hyun and Lee Min‑ho, Park Myung‑shin also appeared in this fantasy-romance drama, adding depth to the supporting cast.</li></ul><p>During 2016–2017, she maintained an active presence, appearing in Marriage Contract, Mrs. Cop 2, Entertainer, and Tunnel, showcasing her adaptability across genres. In recent years, Park continues to take on diverse supporting roles in high-profile dramas such as “Bulgasal: Immortal Souls” (2021–22) and films like Escape from Mogadishu (2021). Her enduring presence is a testament to her professionalism and skill in delivering emotionally resonant performances.</p>){kind=link}
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Park Myung‑shin was born on March 28, 1964, in South Korea. She began her acting career later than many peers, stepping into the entertainment industry at around age 39. Before acting, she likely pursued formal education in South Korea, though specific institutions aren’t widely documented. Her breakthrough came through a succession of critically acclaimed supporting roles that leveraged her natural depth and versatility. Notably, she gained recognition in the 2007 film Secret Sunshine as a missionary, followed by a memorable role in the hit zombie thriller Train to Busan (2016). Over the years, she’s built a reputation as a dynamic character actress, often portraying mothers or strong matriarchal figures in both film and television.
Career Highlights
Park Myung‑shin has appeared in over 60 film and television productions. Her career features a steady stream of impactful performances, including roles in:
- Oldboy (2003): A classic revenge thriller where she appeared in a supporting role
- Mother (2009): A highly acclaimed drama film where she played the chairwoman
- Poetry (2010): In this critically lauded film, she portrayed the protagonist’s neighbor
- Secret Sunshine (2007): Playing a missionary in this memorable role
- Train to Busan (2016): As Jong-Gil’s mother, she contributed to one of South Korea’s biggest global hits
- The Legend of the Blue Sea (2016–2017): Though mostly known for Jun Ji‑hyun and Lee Min‑ho, Park Myung‑shin also appeared in this fantasy-romance drama, adding depth to the supporting cast.
During 2016–2017, she maintained an active presence, appearing in Marriage Contract, Mrs. Cop 2, Entertainer, and Tunnel, showcasing her adaptability across genres. In recent years, Park continues to take on diverse supporting roles in high-profile dramas such as “Bulgasal: Immortal Souls” (2021–22) and films like Escape from Mogadishu (2021). Her enduring presence is a testament to her professionalism and skill in delivering emotionally resonant performances.
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