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Park Jong-hwan

Acting Born Sep 7, 1982 Seoul, South Korea 67 credits
67
Total Credits
2026
17 Years Career Span
8
Vault Titles
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Biography

Park Jong-hwan is a male actor from Seoul, South Korea. He was born on September 7, 1982. Park Jong-hwan has known credits in acting, with a content score of 88 out of a possible score. He is also known by the names 박종환 and 朴钟焕. Park Jong-hwan has appeared in a significant number of projects, with 68 known credits.

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Career

Career overview

Park Jong-hwan is a South Korean actor. He is known for his acting work in the entertainment industry. Park Jong-hwan has been involved in a significant number of projects, with a total of 68 known credits to his name. His acting career has spanned multiple genres and formats, although specific details about his roles and projects are not available.

Park Jong-hwan was born on September 7, 1982, in Seoul, South Korea. He is a male actor who has been active in the industry for several years. Park Jong-hwan's known credits are primarily listed on The Movie Database, where he is also known as 박종환 or 朴钟焕. His content score on The Movie Database is 88, indicating a high level of recognition and appreciation for his work.

While Park Jong-hwan's specific acting credits and notable roles are not detailed in the available sources, his extensive body of work suggests a dedicated and prolific career in the South Korean entertainment industry.

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Career timeline

A Letter to MeSirenDeath Drive
The Initial MemoriesClassroom DelusionsSavonNocturnalQuince
Sister YujeongGoksan StationThe Land of Morning CalmMash VilleHow Have You Been
Concrete UtopiaAt the End of the FilmThe Cenozoic LifeThe Dream SongsA Lonely Island in the Distant Sea
Juvenile JusticeConfidential Assignment 2: InternationalOh, Well!Doom DoomJooyoung in Wonderland
Taxi DriverNothing SeriousA Day of Kubo the Novelist
Recipe for HappinessJazzy MisfitsFanfareEmpty Body
Strangers from HellWe Watch Movies and Read Novels TogetherMaggieBirthdaySub-zero Wind
Top ManagementHit the Night
Idol FeverOne-LineThe MayorGreen FeverProj. Get-up-and-go
Erotic TutoringVanishing Time: A Boy Who ReturnedA Violent ProsecutorThe Boys Who Cried Wolf
Yongju ValleyThe ProducersVeteranDeath in DesertEvery dog has his day
IntruderRomance in SeoulDempseyroll: confessions
KBS Drama SpecialRead My Lips

Full Filmography

67 titles
  • A Letter to Me (2026)
  • Siren (2026) as Captain Park
  • Death Drive (2026)
  • The Initial Memories (2025)
  • Classroom Delusions (2025)
  • Savon (2025)
  • Nocturnal (2025) as Bae Seok-tae
  • Quince (2025) as Sugun
  • The Observer's Journal (2025) as Won-joong
  • The Accordion Door (2025) as Ji-soo's Dad
  • Sister Yujeong (2024)
  • Goksan Station (2024)
  • The Land of Morning Calm (2024) as Yong-su
  • Mash Ville (2024) as Kang Hyun-man
  • How Have You Been (2024) as Soo-bong
  • Unknown (2024) as Gi-wan
  • Concrete Utopia (2023) as Real Yeong-tak
  • At the End of the Film (2023) as Si-won
  • The Cenozoic Life (2023) as The Husband
  • The Dream Songs (2023) as Ji-hun
  • A Lonely Island in the Distant Sea (2023) as Yoon-chul
  • The Conversation (2023) as Seung-jin
  • Juvenile Justice (2022) as Ko Gang-sik
  • Confidential Assignment 2: International (2022) as Cho
  • Oh, Well! (2022)
  • Doom Doom (2022) as Joon-seok
  • Jooyoung in Wonderland (2022)
  • Fictions (2022) as Chi-won
  • Taxi Driver (2021) as Park Hyun-jo
  • Nothing Serious (2021) as Namkoong Sang-woo
  • A Day of Kubo the Novelist (2021) as Kubo
  • Recipe for Happiness (2020) as Han Hyung Woo
  • Jazzy Misfits (2020) as Landlord's son
  • Fanfare (2020) as Hee-tae
  • Empty Body (2020)
  • Strangers from Hell (2019) as Byeon Deuk-jong
  • We Watch Movies and Read Novels Together (2019) as Kyung-soo / Min-ho / Jong-gu
  • Maggie (2019) as Gak Granger
  • Birthday (2019) as Young-joon
  • Sub-zero Wind (2019) as Young-jin
  • Recipe for Happiness (2019) as Han Hyeong-Woo
  • Possible Faces (2019) as Kisun
  • Sick (2019) as Tae-boon's Father
  • Top Management (2018) as Kim Hyun Jo
  • Hit the Night (2018) as Jin-hyeok
  • Idol Fever (2017) as Myun Jang
  • One-Line (2017) as Ki-tae
  • The Mayor (2017) as Black Jumper
  • Green Fever (2017) as Park Jong-Hwan
  • Proj. Get-up-and-go (2017)
  • Erotic Tutoring (2016) as Boss
  • Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned (2016) as Jin-sung
  • A Violent Prosecutor (2016) as Lee Jin-seok
  • The Boys Who Cried Wolf (2016) as Wan-ju
  • Yongju Valley (2015) as Chairman Kang
  • The Producers (2015) as Baek Young-chan
  • Veteran (2015) as Team Leader Yang
  • Death in Desert (2015) as Director Byeong
  • Every dog has his day (2015) as Jong-hwan
  • Now Playing (2015) as Jong-hwan (segment "Every dog has his day ")
  • Fake Family (2015)
  • Intruder (2014) as Jae-min
  • Romance in Seoul (2014) as Gym director (segment "Dempseyroll: confessions")
  • Dempseyroll: confessions (2014) as Gym director
  • KBS Drama Special (2010) as Han Young-jin
  • Read My Lips (2010) as Director Park
  • Space

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Park Jong-hwan best known for?

Park Jong-hwan is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Siren (2026), Death Drive (2026), Concrete Utopia (2023), Juvenile Justice (2022).

When and where was Park Jong-hwan born?

Park Jong-hwan was born on September 7, 1982 in Seoul, South Korea.

How many credits does Park Jong-hwan have?

Park Jong-hwan has accumulated over 67 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2010 to 2026.

What is Park Jong-hwan's background in cinema and television?

Park Jong-hwan is a male actor from Seoul, South Korea. He was born on September 7, 1982. Park Jong-hwan has known credits in acting, with a content score of 88 out of a possible score. He is also known by the names 박종환 and 朴钟焕. Park Jong-hwan has appeared in a significant number of projects, with 68 known credits.