The Netflix annual masterpiece "Korean Version of the Banknote House" that everyone is looking forward to has been released. It is remake from the Spanish drama of the same name. It consists of a genius professor (played by Yoo Ji-tae) throughout the play and a group of people from the Berlin who are the head of the crime. He sent a bold statement to steal 4 trillion won. A group of people even put on traditional river masks to grab it. The compact plot made the adrenaline surge!
Among them, the highly anticipated character Berlin was found to perform Park Hae-soo, who became popular in "Squid Game". He was a musical actor and accumulated superb acting skills with his stage experience.
In 2012, he took on the first TV series "The God of Martial Arts", and later starred in TV series such as "The Legend of the Blue Sea" and "Life in Witness Cell". In "The Squid Game", he set a new height in his acting career with the role of Cao Shangyou, and his powerful acting skills have been well received.
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Park Hae-soo was born in Suwon City, Gyeonggi Province in 1981. He participated in the performance as a member of the drama class in high school.
After graduating from the Department of Drama and Film at Tan Guo University, he debuted in 2007 with the drama "Mr Lobby". He has subsequently starred in many works and is well-known in the drama and musical industry. It is said that as long as he participates in the works, tickets will be sold out quickly.
"Smart Cell Life" won the Newcomer Award
Since its debut in the TV series, Park Hae-soo has played supporting roles in many popular TV series such as "Six Dragons Flying" and "The Legend of the Blue Sea".
In 2017, he ushered in a turning point in his acting career - director Shin Won-ho, who is good at discovering new actors, invited him to play the male lead of the Korean drama "Wisdom Cell Life" after watching Park Hae-soo's musical.
The drama is set in prison life and tells the story between prisoner Kim Ji-hyuk (played by Park Hae-soo) and prison guard Lee Jun-ho (played by Jung Jing-hyuk). It brings out prison life from a relaxed and humorous perspective, and is one of the must-see Korean dramas in the minds of many people.
Park Hae-soo also won the Best Male Newcomer Award at the Second Korea Awards for "Life in Witness".
The first kiss scene in life
Recalling the protagonist of the first TV series in life Kim Ji-hyuk. Park Hae-soo once said in the variety show "Life Tavern" that he was not famous in the TV industry at that time and never thought he could play the leading role.
It was not until he got the script of Kim Ji Hyuk's character to read in detail that he was about to become the leading actor in "Life in Witness", which shocked him quite, and even described the director Shin Won-ho's bold casting!
In addition, Park Hae-soo and Krystal Jung Soo-jin, who was born in the Korean girl group F(x), play a sweet couple. He filmed the first kiss scene in his life with Krystal, which made him very shy. He also said that because he had never filmed a kiss scene before, he would pretend to be calm after filming.
This passionate kiss clip in the drama has also become the focus of discussion online, making many Krystal fans say they are so envious!
won the Blue Dragon Newcomer Award as the "oldest newcomer"
Although he is a well-known actor in the musical, Park Hae-soo was not until he was 38 that he won the Blue Dragon Newcomer Award for his role as the nightclub owner who takes quantum mechanics as his motto and the Best Newcomer Award at the 25th Chunsha Film Art Awards. He was named the oldest Newcomer Award winner in the movie "Dark Night Disciple".
"Squid Game" became popular
2020 starring Park Hae-soo and Lee Jung-jae, the most popular drama in Netflix history, has caused a global craze.
plot tells the story of 456 players in an economic crisis in order to obtain a survival game of up to 45.6 billion won. The plot and character design in the play that keeps changing in order to survive greatly tests the actor's acting skills. After the
episode was broadcast, sweeping international awards and pushing Park Hae-soo to the international stage.
"Squid Game" was born before the launch of the broadcast
In addition to the drama's success, this work also has a warm little episode.
10 minutes before the broadcast of "Squid Game", Park Hae-soo welcomed the birth of his son and was officially upgraded to a father! Park Hae-soo thought this was a blessing, and even laughed at the fact that his relatives and friends around him nicknamed his son as Squid Boy or Squid, commemorating this work that was very important in his life.
Netflix Civil Servant
Starting from the unit drama "Personal Quartet", "Squid Game" and the Korean version of "Book House" to "Suriname" which will be aired in the second half of this year, many of Park Hae-soo's works are Netflix popular dramas, and he was also named "Netflix Civil Servant". Park Hae-soo also hilariously claims to be "NetfliSoo"!
