Park Hae-jin

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Park Hae Jin
Born (1983-05-01) May 1, 1983
Occupation Actor, Model
Years active 2006-present
Agent WM Entertainment
Website
Korean name
Hangul 박해진
Hanja
Revised Romanization Bak Hae-jin
McCune–Reischauer Pak Haechin

Park Hae-jin (Hangul: 박해진, born May 1, 1983) is a South Korean model and actor who starred in television series such as East of Eden and My Daughter Seo-young as Lee Sang-woo [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

Career

Park is best known for his role in MBC television series East of Eden[12] when he played Shin Myung-hoon, an ruthless man who steeling a woman whom he loved and discovered his true identity. Park also played the male lead of some Chinese dramas.

in 2014 He joined as lead role as North Korean doctor in SBS television series Doctor Stranger[13][14]

Personal life

Park's parents were divorced when he was younger and met his mother for first time since the family's split.[citation needed]

Filmography

Dramas

Year Title Role TV Network
2013 Man from the Stars Lee Whi-kyung SBS
2012 My Daughter Seo-young Lee Sang-woo KBS
Another Kind of Splendid Life (另一种灿烂生活) Liu Da Ming Hunan TV
2011 Qian Duo Duo Jia Ren Ji (钱多多嫁人记) Xu Fei
2009 Hot Blood Ha Ryu KBS
2008 East of Eden Shin Myung-hoon MBC
2007 Like Land and Sky Jung Moo-young KBS
2006 Famous Chil Princesses Yeon Ha-nam

Variety Shows

Year Title TV Network
2008 Family Outing SBS

Films

Year Title Role
2012 Snow Is on the Sea Lee Sangwoo
2010 The Rhythm of Chopsticks (cameo)

Music Videos

Year Artist Title
2007 The Way "Love... It's Painful" (사랑 아프다)

Awards

Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2006 KBS Drama Awards Best Couple with Lee Tae-ran Famous Chil Princesses Won
Newcomer Award Won
2007 43rd Baeksang Art Awards Newcomer Award Won
KBS Drama Awards Best Couple with Han Hyo-joo Like Land and Sky Won
Excellence in Acting Award for Daily Dramas Won
2008 MBC Drama Awards Newcomer Award East of Eden Won
2009 Asia Model Festival Awards Popular Male Star Award Won

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