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Park Sung-hoon
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One of the South Korean actors with the greatest recent international projection. He achieved global fame playing Cho Hyun-ju/Player 120 in the second season of Netflix's 'Squid Game' (2024), the most-watched series in the platform's history. Earlier he had stood out as the villain of Netflix's acclaimed series 'The Glory' (2022) and in 'Queen of Tears' (2024). South Korean actor identified with platform fiction and his country's horror cinema, recognized for his interpretive versatility and his presence in some of the most internationally successful Korean productions.
Park Sung-hoon
7 Movies
17 Series
One of the South Korean actors with the greatest recent international projection. He achieved global fame playing Cho Hyun-ju/Player 120 in the second season of Netflix's 'Squid Game' (2024), the most-watched series in the platform's history. Earlier he had stood out as the villain of Netflix's acclaimed series 'The Glory' (2022) and in 'Queen of Tears' (2024). South Korean actor identified with platform fiction and his country's horror cinema, recognized for his interpretive versatility and his presence in some of the most internationally successful Korean productions.
TV Shows
Plays Jang Go-Rae
My Only One
2018
Plays Gil Yoo
Six Flying Dragons
2015
Plays Na Sung-Sik
Distorted
2017
Plays Tak Soo-Ho
Justice
2019
Plays Seo Gong-myung
Into The Ring
2020
Plays Secretary Cha
Jealousy Incarnate
2016
Plays Park Gon
Black Knight
2017
Plays Cha Do-Jin
Rich Man, Poor Woman
2018
Plays Jeon Jae-jun
The Glory
2022
Plays Seo In Woo
Psychopath Diary
2019
Plays Yoon Eun-sung
Queen of Tears
2024
Plays Cho Hyun-ju / Player 120
Squid Game
2021
Plays Eun Jae-won
Not Others
2023
Plays Park Sang-yoon
The Kidnapping Day
2023
Plays Song Tae-seob
The Practical Guide to Love
2026
Plays Yang Jae-seok
The Bequeathed
2024
Plays Prince Yangnyeong
Joseon Exorcist
2021
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Full Filmography
The Assassin(s)
Kim Hak-su
2026
Film
The Practical Guide to Love
Song Tae-seob · 12 episodes
2026–
TV
The Bequeathed
Yang Jae-seok · 2 episodes
2024
TV
The Son
Han Jae-woo
2024
Film
Queen of Tears
Yoon Eun-sung · 16 episodes
2024–
TV
The Kidnapping Day
Park Sang-yoon · 12 episodes
2023–
TV
Hail to Hell
Myung-ho
2023
Film
Not Others
Eun Jae-won · 12 episodes
2023–
TV
The Glory
Jeon Jae-jun · 16 episodes
2022–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Park Sung-hoon and where are they from?
Park Sung-hoon is 41 years old, born on February 18, 1985 in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi, South Korea.
What are the most famous roles of Park Sung-hoon?
Park Sung-hoon is best known for roles in Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, A Frozen Flower, Woochi: The Demon Slayer.
How many movies has Park Sung-hoon been in?
Over a 18-year career (since 2008), Park Sung-hoon has appeared in 7 movies and 17 TV shows.
What was Park Sung-hoon's first movie?
The career of Park Sung-hoon began with A Frozen Flower (2008).
What is Park Sung-hoon's most recent movie or series?
Park Sung-hoon's most recent release is The Practical Guide to Love, which premiered on February 28, 2026.
What TV shows has Park Sung-hoon appeared in?
On television, Park Sung-hoon has appeared in Squid Game, The Glory, Queen of Tears, Running Man.
Does Park Sung-hoon have any upcoming projects?
Yes, Park Sung-hoon's upcoming work includes: The Assassin(s) (2026).
Park Sung-hoon
1985-02-18 · Gwacheon, Gyeonggi, South Korea
Park Sung-hoon (born February 18, 1985), is a South Korean actor. He started his acting career with a small role in the film A Frozen Flower (2008). He became known through the plays Rooftop Room Cat, The History Boys, and Model Students. Park began to attract attention with supporting roles in SBS' Three Days (2014), Six Flying Dragons (2015–2016) and Don't Dare to Dream (2016). It was through the film Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018) and KBS 2TV's My Only One (2018–2019) that he garnered more popularity. He stepped up as a leading role in the KBS2 Wednesday-Thursday drama series Memorials.
Park is better known in recent years for his villainous roles in the dramas The Glory (2022–2023) and Queen of Tears (2024), as well as playing the transgender ex-soldier Cho Hyun-ju in season 2 (2024) and season 3 (2025) of Netflix drama Squid Game.