Park Mi-sun
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This is a Korean name; the family name is Park.
| Park Mi-Sun | |
|---|---|
| Born |
March 10, 1967 South Korea |
| Occupation | Actress, Comedian, TV Host |
| Years active | 1987-present |
| Agent | New able |
| Height | 1.68 m (5 ft 6 in) |
| Park Mi-sun | |
| Hangul | 박미선 |
|---|---|
| Hanja | 朴美善 |
| Revised Romanization | Bak Miseon |
| McCune–Reischauer | Pak Mi-sěon |
Park Mi-Sun is a South Korean actress and comedian known for her role in the comedy sitcom All My Love and as an MC in the variety shows Happy Together and We Got Married.
Personal
Park Mi-Sun is a graduate of Hanyang University with a BA in Theatre Arts (1985 Student). She is married to fellow comedian Lee Bong Won (이봉원).[1]
Filmography
TV Shows
- 2011 The Greatest Love (MBC) - Cameo
- 2010 All My Love (MBC)
- 2009 Tae Hee, Hye Kyo, Ji Hyun (MBC)
- 2007 Golden Bride (SBS)
- 2006 Please Come Back, Soon-Ae (SBS)
- 2004 Woolla Boolla Blue Jjang (KBS2)
- 2002 Man in Crisis (MBC)
- 2002 Gag Concert (KBS) - Teacher
- 2000 Golbangi (SBS)
- 1998 Soonpoong Clinic (SBS)
- 1991 Comedy Observatory (SBS)
- 1988 Youth Marches (MBC)
Movies
- 2005 Boy, Goes To Heaven
- 1990 Strange Two Heroes
- 1987 New Winter Kiwi - Extra
Broadcasting
TV Shows
- 2013 Mamma Mia (KBS)
- 2011 We Got Married (MBC)[2]
- 2009 Republic of Korea National Notification (SBS)
- 2008 Happy Together Season 3 (KBS)
- 2008 Sunday Night (MBC)
- 2008 Cheerful Hero (MBC)
Radio Shows
- 2010 Park Mi-Sun, House Radio
- 2008 Park Mi-Sun, House Radio
- 2003 Special Show of Kim Heung-Gook and Park Mi-Sun
- 1997 Special Show of Jeon Yu-sung and Park Mi-seon
- 1997 Special Show of Kim Heung-Gook and Park Mi-Sun
Awards
- 2010 - MBC TV Entertainment Destination Category MC
- 2009 - MBC Broadcast Entertainment Destination Comedy / Sitcom Division Women's Prize
- 2009 - KBS TV Entertainment Destination Category Variety TV Best Performance Award
- 2008 - MBC Broadcast Entertainment Destination Show / Variety Category Women's Prize
- 2005 - Award in the 12th Republic of Korea, Radio Show Entertainment Award
- 2000 - The 36th Women's Comedy Arts Awards Prize
- 1999 - MBC Drama Awards Radio Category
- 1996 - MBC Drama Awards Radio Category
- 1988 - MBC Drama Awards Comedy Newcomer
- 1988 - MBC Comedy Contest Gold Medal
References
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