Park Hee-soon

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Characters played by Park Hee-soon

Kim Deok-yoon — Moving (2023)

A supporting figure involved in the government's operations against superpowered individuals. He assists in the coordination and execution of missions aimed at capturing the target families.

Choi Mu-jin — My Name (2021)

Choi Mu-jin leads the drug crime gang Dongcheon and becomes a key figure in Yoon Ji-woo's pursuit of revenge. He helps Ji-woo investigate her father's death and supports her entry into the police force, where she uses the identity Oh Hye-jin and secretly operates as Dongcheon's mole.

Choi Seon-chul — No Other Choice (2025)

Choi Seon-chul is a manager at Moon Paper who humiliates Yoo Man-su during a job attempt and becomes the first intended target of his revenge. Yoo Man-su later lures him to a remote cabin, gets him drunk, and suffocates him, staging the death as an accidental choking incident.

Mr. Choi — The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion (2018)

Lab scientist and Dr. Baek's partner, assists in tracking and recapturing the escaped subjects.

Kim Byeong-hee — Why Did You Come to My House (2009)

A grieving man questioned by the Detective after a woman is found hidden in a village barn. He says he was ill and at home, and explains that his wife’s accidental death made life unbearable and led him to attempt suicide several times. He recalls sheltering the woman for a month and denies seeing her steal anything.

Kang Seon-woo — The Scent (2012)

A suspended private detective who takes an adultery surveillance case. After waking up next to a dead woman and finding another corpse, he is framed for double murder. He cleans the scene with his assistant, buries the bodies, and returns to the police force to investigate alongside colleagues while trying to clear his name and uncover the truth behind the perfume-wearing women.

Min Se-hoon — The Suspect (2013)

A colonel and drill sergeant in the South Korean forces who shares a past with Ji Dong-chul. He leads the manhunt for Dong-chul after the former agent is framed for the assassination of Chairman Park.

King Se-jo — Jesters: The Game Changers (2019)

King Sejo is the monarch whose public reputation the con artists are hired to improve. The story's historical background identifies him as a ruler who seized the throne from his young nephew in a coup and killed people to secure his power. Han Myeong-hoi is his adviser and commissions the scheme on his behalf.

Hwang Jong-ku — The Scam (2009)

A gangster-turned-financier seeking entry into the wealthy and powerful elite. After Hyun-soo disrupts his stock market scam, Hwang recognizes his trading talent and recruits him for a much larger operation, giving him a makeover. Hwang leads the team behind the planned 60 billion won heist, though betrayal develops within the group.

Detective Jo Han-kyung — 1987: When the Day Comes (2017)

Detective Jo Han-kyung is a loyal subordinate involved in the interrogation of Park Jong-chul. Park Cheo-won promises him a reduced sentence while assigning him blame, but fails to protect him. In prison, Jo’s angry confrontations reveal the coercion and cover-up, while a flashback shows his cruel treatment of Jong-chul.

Kim Jang-ok — The Age of Shadows (2016)

Korean woman with minor role in the historical backdrop.

Heon-myeong — The Showdown (2011)

Heon-myeong grew up with Do-yeong and was accepted by Do-yeong's Father as a son after pleading for Do-yeong's life. Resentful over losing a court position, he denounced the family and betrayed the So-beuk Clan. He also used political connections concerning Seo-hyeon, before being forced into the foreign war.

Career Overview

Park Hee-soon has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Dino King Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Confidence Queen, My Name, The Judge Returns. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
51
Birth Date
1970-02-13
Birth Place
Seoul, South Korea

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q484856), public domain (CC0).