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Park Hae-il

Acting Born Jan 26, 1977 Seoul, South Korea 50 credits
50
Total Credits
2024
24 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
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Key Co-Stars

Biography

Park Hae-il is a South Korean actor born on January 26, 1977, in Seoul, South Korea. Known for his work in major South Korean blockbusters, his film career includes leading roles in Memories of Murder released in 2003, Rules of Dating released in 2005, The Host released in 2006, Moss released in 2010, War of the Arrows released in 2011, Eungyo released in 2012, Whistle Blower released in 2014, The Last Princess released in 2016, The Fortress released in 2017, and Hansan: Rising Dragon. Many of his films achieved more than five million domestic admissions, with The Host becoming the biggest Korean blockbuster in history at the time of its release with thirteen million admissions. He has also received awards including the Grand Bell and Blue Dragon Best Actor awards for War of the Arrows.

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Career

Career overview

Park Hae-il is a South Korean actor born on January 26, 1977, in Seoul, South Korea. Known for his work in major South Korean blockbusters, his film career took off with leading roles in notable films. His filmography includes appearances in Memories of Murder released in 2003, Rules of Dating in 2005, The Host in 2006, Moss in 2010, War of the Arrows in 2011, Eungyo in 2012, Whistle Blower in 2014, The Last Princess in 2016, The Fortress in 2017, and Hansan: Rising Dragon.

Many of his films achieved significant domestic success by surpassing five million admissions. Notably, The Host became the biggest Korean blockbuster in history at the time of its release, drawing thirteen million admissions. Throughout his career, he has received a variety of awards for his performances, including the Grand Bell and Blue Dragon Best Actor awards for his work in War of the Arrows.

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Career timeline

The Front Line of Ideology
1, 2, 3 Love
Decision to LeaveHansan: Rising DragonCivilization Express - The Great Feast of Movies
Heaven: To the Land of Happiness
The King's Letters
High Society맛있는 아내Ode to the GooseMemories
The Fortress
The Last Princess
Let's Be StrangeLove and...
My DictatorThe WhistleblowerGyeongjuSanta Barbara
Boomerang Family
EungyoDoomsday BookThe Winter of the Year Was Warm
War of the ArrowsEndless JokeHeartbeatDangerously ExcitedEnd of Animal
MossSecond Half
The EndGood Morning PresidentA Million
Modern Boy
Paradise MurderedSkeletons in the Closet
The Host
Rules of DatingA Boy Who Went to Heaven
My Mother the Mermaid
Memories of MurderScent of LoveJealousy Is My Middle NameAudition
Who Are You?
Waikiki Brothers

Full Filmography

50 titles
  • The Front Line of Ideology (2024) as Narrator (voice)
  • 1, 2, 3 Love (2023)
  • Decision to Leave (2022) as Jang Hae-joon
  • Hansan: Rising Dragon (2022) as Admiral Yi Sun-shin
  • Civilization Express - The Great Feast of Movies (2022) as Self
  • Heaven: To the Land of Happiness (2021) as Nam-sik
  • The King's Letters (2019) as Monk Shin-mi
  • High Society (2018) as Jang Tae-jun
  • 맛있는 아내 (2018)
  • Ode to the Goose (2018) as Yoon-young
  • Memories (2018) as Self
  • The Fortress (2017) as King In-jo
  • The Last Princess (2016) as Kim Jang-han
  • Let's Be Strange (2015)
  • Love and... (2015) as Lighting Department First
  • My Dictator (2014) as Tae-sik
  • The Whistleblower (2014) as Yoon Min-cheol
  • Gyeongju (2014) as Choi Hyeon
  • Santa Barbara (2014)
  • Boomerang Family (2013) as In-mo
  • Eungyo (2012) as Lee Jeok-yo
  • Doomsday Book (2012) as RU-4 / In-myoung (voice)
  • The Winter of the Year Was Warm (2012)
  • War of the Arrows (2011) as Nam-yi
  • Endless Joke (2011)
  • Heartbeat (2011) as Lee Hwi-do
  • Dangerously Excited (2011)
  • End of Animal (2011) as Man in Baseball cap
  • Moss (2010) as Ryoo Hae-gook
  • Second Half (2010) as Director Bong
  • The End (2009)
  • Good Morning President (2009) as Young Man
  • A Million (2009) as Han Gi-tae
  • Modern Boy (2008) as Lee Hae-myung
  • Paradise Murdered (2007) as Jae Woo Seong
  • Skeletons in the Closet (2007) as Park Kyung-ho
  • The Host (2006) as Park Nam-il
  • Rules of Dating (2005) as Lee Yoo-rim
  • A Boy Who Went to Heaven (2005) as Ne-mo
  • My Mother the Mermaid (2004) as Jin-kook
  • Memories of Murder (2003) as Park Hyeon-gyu
  • Scent of Love (2003) as Seo In-ha
  • Jealousy Is My Middle Name (2003) as Lee Won-sang
  • Audition (2003) as Ji-seok
  • Who Are You? (2002) as In-ju's Ex-boyfriend
  • Waikiki Brothers (2001) as Young Sung-woo
  • 나는 반딧불이
  • The Assassin(s)
  • The Host : Histoires de famille as Park Hae-il
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Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Park Hae-il best known for?

Park Hae-il is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Decision to Leave (2022), High Society (2018), Eungyo (2012), The Host (2006).

When and where was Park Hae-il born?

Park Hae-il was born on January 26, 1977 in Seoul, South Korea.

How many credits does Park Hae-il have?

Park Hae-il has accumulated over 50 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2001 to 2024.

What is Park Hae-il's background in cinema and television?

Park Hae-il is a South Korean actor born on January 26, 1977, in Seoul, South Korea. Known for his work in major South Korean blockbusters, his film career includes leading roles in Memories of Murder released in 2003, Rules of Dating released in 2005, The Host released in 2006, Moss released in 2010, War of the Arrows...