Park Jung-Hak: South Korean Actor Profile and Filmography

Park Jung-Hak (Hangul: 박정학) is a prominent South Korean actor born on November 14, 1964. Standing 180 cm tall, he has built an extensive and versatile career spanning both television dramas and feature films, often taking on memorable supporting and character roles.

Film Career

Park has appeared in numerous notable South Korean feature films across various genres, ranging from historical epics to modern action and drama. His film credits include:

• The Noisy Mansion (2025) - Moo-Hak
• Aloners (2021)
• The Land on the Waves (2019) - Moon-Sung
• Brothers in Heaven (2018) - President Hwang
• Asura: The City of Madness (2016) - Inspector Park (cameo)
• Northern Limit Line (2015) - Lee Dae-Joon
• The Tower (2012) - Congressman
• Runway Cop (2012) - CEO Tak
• As One (2012) - Commander Jang (North Korean)
• Sector 7 (2007) - Hwang In-Hyuk
• Bedevilled (2009) - Hye-Won
• Truck (2008) - Doksa (Viper)
• The Restless (2006) - Chang Bu-Sin
• Detective ODD (2006) - Man-Soo
• Spin Kick (2004)
• Jail Breakers (2002) - F.M.
• Musa the Warrior (2001)

Television Series

In addition to his film work, Park has maintained a steady presence in Korean television dramas (K-dramas), appearing in projects broadcast across major networks and streaming platforms:

• The Apartment Job (JTBC, 2026) - Yoo Gwang-Ho
• The Judge Returns (MBC, 2026) - Eom Jun-Ho
• My Lovely Journey (Channel A, 2025) - Director
• Trigger (Netflix, 2025) - Police Commissioner
• Mercy for None (Netflix, 2025) - Yakuza boss (ep. 1)
• Parole Examiner Lee (tvN, 2024) - Jung Wook
• Good Partner (SBS, 2024) - Chun Doo-Young (ep. 12-13)
• Delightfully Deceitful (tvN, 2023) - An Chae-Hong
• Family: The Unbreakable Bond (tvN, 2023) - Carly Young (ep. 3-4)
• Delivery Man (ENA-Genie TV, 2023) - Kang Hyung-Soo
• May It Please The Court (Disney+, 2022) - Yoon Seok-Gu
• Show Window: The Queen's House (Channel A, 2021-2022) - Yoon Young-Guk
• Lovers of the Red Sky (SBS, 2021) - Kan Yoon-Guk
• Rugal (OCN, 2020) - Ko Yong-Deok
• Psychopath Diary (tvN, 2019-2020) - Seo Chung-Hyeon
• The Banker (MBC, 2019) - Bae Dong-Seok
• Blessing of the Sea (MBC, 2019) - Seo Pil-Doo
• Money Flower (MBC, 2017-2018) - Chauffeur Oh
• Black (OCN, 2017) - Ha-Ram's stepfather
• Falsify (SBS, 2017) - Park Eung-Mo
• Tunnel (OCN, 2017) - High-ranking police (ep. 9)
• Saimdang, Memoir of Colors (SBS, 2017) - Gwan-Jin (Past)
• Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (SBS, 2016) - Wang Sik-Ryum
• The Man in the Mask (KBS2, 2015) - Lee Jang-Kwon
• Dr. Frost (OCN, 2014-2015) - Bar owner (ep. 2)
• Bad Guys (OCN, 2014) - Lee Doo-Gwang
• Strangers 6 (WOWOW, 2012) - Min Ji-Sung
• Mom is Acting Up (MBC, 2012) - Park Jung-Hak
• The Thousandth Man (MBC, 2012) - Park Jung-Hak
• Strike Love (MBC, 2009)
• The Land of the Wind (KBS2, 2008-2009) - Sa-Goo
• The Story of the First King's Four Gods (MBC, 2007)
• Emperor of the Sea (KBS, 2004-2005) - Neung-Chang
• Rosemary (KBS2, 2003) - Kim Suk-Tai
• Great Ambition (SBS, 2003) - Lee Soo

TV Movies

Park's television film credits include Drama Special: The Last Week of Madam Jung (KBS2, 2017) where he portrayed Ddaengbari.