Park Seo-Jun
Park Seo-Jun (born December 16, 1988) is a prominent South Korean actor. Standing at 185 cm, he has established a prominent career in both television series and feature films, earning widespread recognition and numerous accolades since his acting debut.

Television Career
Park made his acting debut in the 2012 television series Dream High Season 2, portraying the idol group member Si-Woo. He subsequently appeared in various supporting and guest roles before securing his first leading roles. Over the following decade, he starred in numerous high-profile television dramas that contributed to his international prominence.
Notable television credits include:
- Family (KBS2, 2012-2013) as Cha Seo-Joon
- I Summon You, Gold! (MBC, 2013) as Park Hyun-Tae
- A Witch's Love (tvN, 2014) as Yoon Dong-Ha
- Kill Me, Heal Me (MBC, 2015) as Oh Ri-On
- She Was Pretty (MBC, 2015) as Ji Sung-Joon
- Hwarang (KBS2, 2016-2017) as Moo Myung / Sun Woo Rang
- Fight for My Way (KBS2, 2017) as Ko Dong-Man
- What's Wrong With Secretary Kim (tvN, 2018) as Lee Young-Joon
- Itaewon Class (JTBC, 2020) as Park Sae-Ro-Yi
- Gyeongseong Creature (Netflix, 2023-2024) as Jang Tae-Sang
- Gyeongseong Creature 2 (Netflix, 2024) as Jang Ho-Jae
Film Career
In addition to his success on television, Park has appeared in several notable feature films across various genres, ranging from action comedies to disaster dramas and critical hits.
His filmography includes:
- Perfect Game (2011) as Chil-Goo
- The Chronicles of Evil (2015) as Detective Cha Dong-Jae
- The Beauty Inside (2015) as Woo-Jin
- Midnight Runners (2017) as Ki-Joon
- Parasite (2019) as Min-Hyuk
- The Divine Fury (2019) as Yong-Hoo
- Concrete Utopia (2023) as Min-Sung
- Dream (2023) as Yoon Hong-Dae
Awards and Recognition
Park has received multiple awards throughout his career from major broadcasting networks and film ceremonies. Notable honors include the Best New Actor award at the 54th Daejong Film Awards for his role in Midnight Runners (2017), the Popularity Award at the 36th Blue Dragon Film Awards (2015), and multiple wins at the KBS Drama Awards and MBC Drama Awards for his television performances.