Park Hae-jin
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- May 1, 1983 in Busan, South Korea
- Active Years
- 2006–2024 (19 Years)
- Total Credits
- 28 credits in database
Biography
Park Hae-jin is a South Korean actor born on May 1, 1983, in Busan, South Korea. He is known for his work in various shows and movies. Park Hae-jin has been cast in notable dramas such as My Love from the Star and Doctor Stranger, as well as leading roles in Bad Guys, Cheese in the Trap, Man to Man, Forest, Kkondae Intern, and From Now On, Showtime!. He has a total of 26 known credits in his acting career. Park Hae-jin's stage name is 박해진, and he is also known by other names including Pak Haechin Haejin Park, 朴海鎭, and Hae.
Career overview
Park Hae-jin is a South Korean actor born on May 1, 1983. He has been involved in the entertainment industry, primarily known for his acting credits. Park Hae-jin has appeared in various dramas and films, with notable supporting roles in My Love from the Star and Doctor Stranger.
In addition to his supporting roles, Park Hae-jin has also taken on leading parts in several dramas. These include Bad Guys, Cheese in the Trap, Man to Man, Forest, Kkondae Intern, and From Now On, Showtime!. His acting credits span multiple television shows and films, with a total of 26 known credits.
Park Hae-jin's acting career has been marked by his appearances in a range of South Korean dramas and films. His involvement in the entertainment industry has been focused on his acting work, with a notable presence in various television shows and movies.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
28 titles- Fresh off the Sea (2024) as Self
- Good Partner (2024)
- The Killing Vote (2023) as Kim Mu-chan
- From Now On, Showtime! (2022) as Cha Cha-woong
- Genesis (2021) as Kang Il Hoon / Chen / Baek Dong Jin / Michael
- Kkondae Intern (2020) as Ga Yeol-chan
- Forest (2020) as Kang San-Hyeok
- Busted! (2018) as Hae-Jin Park
- Cheese in the Trap (2018) as Yoo Jung
- Man to Man (2017) as Kim Seol-Woo
- Man to Man (2017) as Kim Seol-woo / Ghost Agent K
- My Little Old Boy (2016)
- Let's Eat Dinner Together (2016) as Self
- Cheese in the Trap (2016) as Yoo Jeong
- Far Away Love (2016) as Shen An
- Seven First Kisses (2016) as Romantic Boss
- Snow In Sea Breeze (2015) as Lee Sang-woo
- Doctor Stranger (2014) as Han Jae-joon
- Bad Guys (2014) as Lee Jung-moon
- My Love from the Star (2013) as Lee Hwi-kyung
- Love's Relativity (2013)
- Seoyoung, My Daughter (2012) as Lee Sang-woo
- Hot Blood (2009) as Ha Ryu
- Family Outing (2008) as Self
- Family Outing (2008) as family member
- East of Eden (2008) as Shin Myung-hoon
- Like Land and Sky (2007) as Jung Moo-young
- Famous Princesses (2006) as Yeon Ha-Na
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Park Hae-jin best known for?
Park Hae-jin is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Fresh off the Sea (2024), Good Partner (2024), From Now On, Showtime! (2022), Busted! (2018).
When and where was Park Hae-jin born?
Park Hae-jin was born on May 1, 1983 in Busan, South Korea.
How many credits does Park Hae-jin have?
Park Hae-jin has accumulated over 28 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2006 to 2024.
What is Park Hae-jin's background in cinema and television?
Park Hae-jin is a South Korean actor born on May 1, 1983, in Busan, South Korea. He is known for his work in various shows and movies. Park Hae-jin has been cast in notable dramas such as My Love from the Star and Doctor Stranger, as well as leading roles in Bad Guys, Cheese in the Trap, Man to Man, Forest, Kkondae Int...
Park Hae-jin by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- My Love from the Star (2013) as Lee Hwi-kyung — aged about 30
- Doctor Stranger (2014) as Han Jae-joon — aged about 31
- Good Partner (2024) — aged about 41
- Busted! (2018) as Hae-Jin Park — aged about 35
- From Now On, Showtime! (2022) as Cha Cha-woong — aged about 39
- Family Outing (2008) as Self — aged about 25
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