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Park Joong-hoon

Acting Born Mar 22, 1966 Seoul, South Korea 57 credits
57
Total Credits
1986–2025
40 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
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Key Co-Stars

Biography

Park Joong-hoon is a South Korean film and television actor who was born in Seoul, South Korea on March 22, 1966. His stage name is also written as Park Jung-hun and 朴重勳. He is known for acting, with 54 known credits. On February 5, 2006, he participated in a relay demonstration by actors and film directors opposing the reduction of the screen quota. He was the second actor to take part in this demonstration, following Ahn Sung-ki and preceding Choi Min-sik, with whom he opposed the quota reduction alongside others.

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Career

Career overview

Park Joong-hoon is a South Korean film and television actor who was born on March 22, 1966, in Seoul, South Korea. His stage name is written in Korean as 박중훈 and he is also known by the names Park Jung-hun and 朴重勳. Active in the entertainment industry, he has a total of fifty-four known credits on the Movie Database platform, where his known department is listed as acting.

In addition to his acting career, Park has been involved in advocacy within the South Korean film industry. He opposed the reduction of the screen quota alongside fellow actors Ahn Sung-ki and Choi Min-sik. As part of this movement, he participated in a relay demonstration by actors and film directors, taking place on February 5, 2006, as the second actor in the demonstration following Ahn Sung-ki and preceding Choi Min-sik.

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Career timeline

인생이 영화
안싸우면 다행이야
Modern Korea
Movie RoomOlive Pocha
Bad Guys: Vile City
I Can See Your Voice
Bad Guys
Top Star · DirectorTop Star · Writer
Baeksang Arts AwardsAri Ari the Korean Cinema
Officer of the YearHanji
Running ManMy Dear Desperado
Tidal Wave
Les FormidablesRadio Star
Heaven's Soldiers
Two Guys
Ya Shim Man ManOnce Upon a Time in a Battlefield
The Truth About CharlieThe Truth About Charlie
The Jang Sun-woo VariationsSay Yes
A Masterpiece in My Life
Nowhere to Hide
American Dragons
ChangeDestinyHallelujahDo the Right ThingWanted
The Rules of a GangsterTwo Cops 2
Millions In My AccountMan with a GunThe Man Wagging Tail
The Young ManHow to Top My WifeRules of the Game
머나먼 쏭바강Two Cops
My Love, My BrideBlack RepublicA Short Love Affair
BiomanAe-ranMy Love, Don Quixote
Chilsu and MansuDon Quixote On Asphalt
Springtime of Mimi and Cheol-suPeach Blossoms

Full Filmography

57 titles
  • 인생이 영화 (2025)
  • 안싸우면 다행이야 (2020) as Self
  • Modern Korea (2019) as Self (archive footage)
  • Movie Room (2018) as Self
  • Olive Pocha (2018)
  • Bad Guys: Vile City (2017) as Woo Je-Moon
  • I Can See Your Voice (2015) as Self
  • Bad Guys (2014) as Woo Je-Moon
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  • Top Star (2013) Director
  • Top Star (2013) Writer
  • Baeksang Arts Awards (2012) as Self
  • Ari Ari the Korean Cinema (2012) as Self
  • Officer of the Year (2011) as Hwang Jae-sung
  • Hanji (2011) as Pil-yong
  • Running Man (2010)
  • My Dear Desperado (2010) as Oh Dong-cheol
  • Tidal Wave (2009) as Kim Hwi
  • Les Formidables (2006) as Ha Sung-woo
  • Radio Star (2006) as Choi-gon
  • Heaven's Soldiers (2005) as Yi Sun-shin
  • Two Guys (2004) as Jeong-tae
  • Ya Shim Man Man (2003) as Self
  • Once Upon a Time in a Battlefield (2003) as Gye-baek
  • The Truth About Charlie (2002)
  • The Truth About Charlie (2002) as Il-sang Lee
  • The Jang Sun-woo Variations (2001) as Self (uncredited)
  • Say Yes (2001) as Em / M
  • A Masterpiece in My Life (2000) as Kim In-gi
  • Nowhere to Hide (1999) as Detective Woo
  • American Dragons (1998) as Kim
  • Change (1997) as (cameo)
  • Destiny (1997)
  • Hallelujah (1997) as Young Deok-gun
  • Do the Right Thing (1997) as Fraud
  • Wanted (1997) as Jay / Sunny
  • Wanted (1997) Original Story
  • The Rules of a Gangster (1996) as Sung-chul
  • Two Cops 2 (1996) as Det. Kang Min-ho
  • Millions In My Account (1995) as Dal-su
  • Man with a Gun (1995)
  • The Man Wagging Tail (1995) as Jae-su
  • The Young Man (1994)
  • How to Top My Wife (1994) as Park Bong-su
  • Rules of the Game (1994) as Yong-dae
  • 머나먼 쏭바강 (1993) as 황일천
  • Two Cops (1993) as Det. Kang Min-ho
  • My Love, My Bride (1990) as Kim Young-min
  • Black Republic (1990) as Lee Sung-cheol
  • A Short Love Affair (1990) as Bae Il-do
  • Bioman (1989) as Do-il
  • Ae-ran (1989) as Prisoner
  • My Love, Don Quixote (1989) as Ho-tae
  • Chilsu and Mansu (1988) as Jang Chil-su
  • Don Quixote On Asphalt (1988) as Ho-tae
  • Springtime of Mimi and Cheol-su (1987) as Kim Cheol-su
  • Peach Blossoms (1987)
  • Kam-bo (1986) as Je-bi

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Park Joong-hoon best known for?

Park Joong-hoon is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Movie Room (2018), I Can See Your Voice (2015), Running Man (2010), Tidal Wave (2009).

When and where was Park Joong-hoon born?

Park Joong-hoon was born on March 22, 1966 in Seoul, South Korea.

How many credits does Park Joong-hoon have?

Park Joong-hoon has accumulated over 57 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1986 to 2025.

What is Park Joong-hoon's background in cinema and television?

Park Joong-hoon is a South Korean film and television actor who was born in Seoul, South Korea on March 22, 1966. His stage name is also written as Park Jung-hun and 朴重勳. He is known for acting, with 54 known credits. On February 5, 2006, he participated in a relay demonstration by actors and film directors opposing th...

Park Joong-hoon by the numbers

57credits
45films
12TV series
1986–2025active years

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