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Profession | • Actress • Model |
Famous Role | Woo Young-woo in ENA’s TV series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ (2022) |
Physical Stats & More | |
Height (approx.) | in centimeters– 165 cm in meters– 1.65 m in feet & inches– 5’ 5” |
Weight (approx.) | in kilograms– 50 kg in pounds– 110 lbs |
Figure Measurements (approx.) | 30-26-30 |
Eye Colour | Black |
Hair Colour | Black |
Career | |
Debut | Model: ‘Pippy Pippy’ (children’s clothing catalogue) in 1996 as a child model TV: White Nights 3.98 (1998) on SBS as ‘Choi So-young’ Film: A Girl’s Prayer (2000)Music Video: Doll by Baby V.O.X (2001) Web Series: Choco Bank (2016) on Naver TV Cast as ‘Ha Cho-co’ |
Awards | 2009 • Won an award for Best Young Actress for the television series ‘The Iron Empress’ at the KBS Drama Awards2020 • Won an award for Best Actress for the television series ‘Hot Stove League’ at the Grimae Awards • Won Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Fantasy/Romance Drama for the TV series ‘Do You Like Brahms?’ at the SBS Drama Awards • Won an award for Best Couple (with actor Kim Min-jae) in the TV series ‘Do You Like Brahms?’ at the SBS Drama Awards 2021 2022 2023 |
Personal Life | |
Date of Birth | 4 September 1992 (Friday) |
Age (as of 2022) | 30 Years |
Birthplace | Jamsil-dong, Songpa District, Seoul, South Korea |
Zodiac sign | Virgo |
Signature | |
Nationality | South Korean |
Hometown | Songpa-gu, Seoul |
School | • Seoul Bangi Elementary School. Seoul • Bangi Middle School, Seoul • Youngpa Girls’ High School, Seoul |
College/University | Sogang University, Seoul |
Educational Qualification | • Holds a degree in Psychology • Holds a degree in Journalism and Broadcasting [1]The Smart Local [2]Naver |
Blood Group | A- [3]The Smart Local |
Food Habit | Non-vegetarian |
Relationships & More | |
Marital Status | Unmarried |
Family | |
Husband/Spouse | N/A |
Parents | Names Not Known |
Siblings | She has an elder brother. |
Favourites | |
Film | About Time (2013) |
Animal | Rabbit |
Money Factor | |
Salary (approx.) | As of 2022, She charges 400 million Korean won for a one-year modelling contract. Reportedly, after the success of the TV show “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” she started charging 200 million Korean won; earlier, she, reportedly, used to charge 100 million Korean won. [4]Koreaboo |
Some Lesser Known Facts About Park Eun-bin
- Known for her portrayal of Woo Young-woo, an autistic lawyer, in the highly acclaimed South Korean TV series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ that aired in 2022, Park Eun-bin is a multi-talented individual excelling in the fields of acting, modeling, singing, and hosting.
- At the tender age of five, she embarked on her journey as a child model and actress. During an interview, she revealed the struggles she faced in managing her studies alongside her blossoming career. She expressed how the demanding schedule left her with little to no time for relaxation or leisure activities. This presented a significant obstacle for her at that time. Unlike typical youngsters, it was not her parents who pushed her into this responsibility, but her own internal motivation. Therefore, she felt compelled to give her all and strive for success. Attached is a childhood photo of Park Eun-bin.
- Prior to becoming interested in acting, she aspired to be an architect, fashion designer, psychiatrist, counselor, or professor.
- According to the Chinese zodiac signs, she is identified with the zodiac animal ‘monkey.’
- Based on the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator), she possesses the personality type INFP, which stands for introverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving.
- In 2016, she showcased her versatile musical abilities when she took on a cameo role in the 18th episode of the TV drama ‘Entertainer.’ Despite being a well-trained pianist, she amazed everyone by mastering the art of playing the drums in just three days.
- Park Eun-bin made her first appearance on television in 1999, taking on the role of Jung-min in the series ‘I Only Know Love.’ Two years later, in 2001, she was cast as young Lady Min in the historical TV series ‘Empress Myeongseong.’ During the same year, Park Eun-bin was spotted on the set of ‘Empress Myeongseong.’
- She portrayed the character Ippeuni in the MBC historical drama series ‘Sangdo’ in 2001. The series is an adaptation of Choi In-ho’s novel ‘The Merchant of Joseon’.
- Park Eun-bin, the first South Korean civilian to cross the border between South Korea and North Korea for peace, achieved this milestone in 2002. As a symbol of peace, she warmly embraces a young boy from North Korea, leaving a lasting impression.
- In the music video for the South Korean song ‘Cold’ by Lee Ki-chan, released in 2002, she made her debut as a child actress.
- She made numerous appearances in South Korean drama series such as ‘Me and My Transformed Dad,’ ‘My Love, Patzzi,’ and ‘Glass Slippers’ in 2002.
- Park Eun-bin assumed the role of hosting the well-received comedy segment ‘Sudaman’ on KBS’ ‘Gag Concert’ in 2002.
- Additionally, she has served as the MC for numerous shows and award ceremonies, such as ‘EBS Exciting New Semester, Dreaming Future’ in 2005, ‘KBS Children’s Song Contest’ in 2009, ‘Boys & Girls Music Countdown’ in 2010, and the 16th Seoul International Drama Awards alongside actor Cha Eun-woo in 2021. Park Eun-bin and actor Cha Eun-woo will co-host the Seoul International Drama Awards 2021.
- She acted as Queen Sapyeong in the historical drama series ‘Age of Warriors’ on KBS1 in 2003.
- She landed the lead role of Moon Suk-kyung in the period television series ‘Seoul 1945’ on KBS1 in 2006. The show takes place in the year 1945, when South Korea gained independence from Japanese colonial rule and was experiencing ideological upheaval. Here is a poster showcasing the 2006 South Korean TV series ‘Seoul 1945’.
- She portrayed the character of a wife in the theatrical production titled ‘A Long Time Ago, Whoa, Whoa…’ back in 2009.
- In 2009, she made a cameo in the music video for Kim Jin-pyo’s song ‘Romantic Winter’, where she engaged in an on-screen kiss with actor Han Ji-hoo.
- She portrayed Na-rae, a high school student, in the slasher film ‘Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp’ back in 2010, in a supporting role.
- Park Eun-bin made appearances in two music videos in 2010. The first one was for the song “I’ll Be There” by K-pop star Teyang, who is a member of the famous boy band Big Bang. Additionally, she also appeared in the music video for “Like a Star,” sung by Taeyeon from the renowned K-pop girl group Girls’ Generation and pop musician The One. Park Eun-bin was featured in the music video for the South Korean song “Like a Star” by Taeyeon and The One.
- A’Pieu, the cosmetics company, appointed her as their brand ambassador in 2011.
- In the year 2012, I portrayed the character of Ham Yi-seul in the romantic series ‘Operation Proposal’ on TV Chosun. This series is a remake of the popular Japanese drama ‘Operation Love.’
- In addition to her roles as an actor and singer, she has showcased her vocal talents by lending her voice to various songs. Back in 2012, she contributed her vocals to the track ‘A Little Love Story’ featured in the TV series ‘Operation Proposal.’ Fast forward to 2022, she mesmerized audiences once again by singing ‘The Blue Night of Jeju Island,’ the theme song for the television series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo.’
- She made a cameo appearance as Yoon Yoo-ran in the action comedy film ‘Secretly, Greatly’ in 2013.
- Park Eun-bin showed off her violin skills in the South Korean TV series ‘Do You Like Brahms?’ where she played the lead role of Chae Song-ah alongside Kim Min-jae. To prepare for her role, she dedicated three months to taking violin classes and actually played the instrument on screen.
- In KBS2’s historical and romantic TV series ‘The King’s Affection,’ which aired in 2021, she portrayed the dual characters of Lee Hwi, the crown prince, and his twin sister Dam-yi. Following Lee Hwi’s demise, Dam-yi is compelled to assume the role of the crown prince.
- Park Eun-bin stated that her decision to join the 2021 TV series ‘The King’s Affection’ was motivated by her desire to don a dragon robe, which was a traditional ceremonial dress worn by South Korean kings in the Joseon dynasty.
- Park Eun-bin was chosen to play the character Kyung-Hee in the sci-fi action horror film ‘The Witch: Part 2. The Other One’ released in 2022. The provided image features Park Eun-bin in her role from the South Korean movie ‘The Witch – Part 2: The Other One’.
- During the interview, she disclosed her preference for a pink children’s trolley backpack adorned with floral prints, rather than a typical handbag. She expressed her fondness for the bag’s illuminated wheels.
- After wrapping up the filming of each TV show, she adds a touch of cuteness with her signature gesture, known as the ‘ppu-ing.’ As the final scene concludes, she strikes her unique pose, holding a handwritten note, the drama script, or a bouquet, and captures the moment to share on social media.
- Park Eun-bin has had the privilege of being showcased in numerous TV commercials and brand campaigns. Some notable brands she has been associated with include Lotte Liquor Sunhari Lemon Gin, Tissot, Nature Collection The Face Shop, Samsung Housen silver nano washing machine, Kyobo Life Insurance, Paldo Paldo Bibimmyun, Korea Yakult, and FILA. In addition to her success in the commercial world, she has also worked as a model for renowned fashion brands like Dolce & Gabbana, Tory Burch, and has even been featured in Vogue magazine, which highlighted her exceptional talents.
- After portraying the character of Woo Young-woo, who battles with autism, in the widely acclaimed South Korean TV show ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ she experienced a surge in popularity. Her exceptional performance in the series garnered immense praise from both critics and viewers, ultimately resulting in multiple award wins.
- The captivating poster of the TV drama series “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”, which aired in 2022, highlighted its record-breaking ratings on the South Korean TV channel ENA. It ranked as the sixth highest-rated TV drama in terms of viewership and the seventh highest in the history of Korean cable television.
- During an interview discussing her role in the TV series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ she confessed that initially, she turned down the opportunity to play Attorney Woo. She believed the role to be incredibly challenging and felt unsure if she could do justice to it. She expressed, “At that time, I recognized it as an exceptional story, but I lacked confidence in my ability to portray it effectively. The task appeared both alluring and somewhat overwhelming. I was filled with apprehension, questioning whether I could handle it without causing harm. It presented a significant challenge, but eventually, I had a breakthrough, and everything fell into place from that point onward. I remember a time when I sensed the director and writer’s high expectations for me. I also had faith in myself. This experience serves as a reminder of my convictions and gives me the courage to confront my fears.”
- During an interview, when discussing her preparation for the role of an autistic attorney in the TV series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ she revealed that she committed herself to thorough study, similar to a student preparing for a vital exam. She utilized different methods, including writing down the lines to enhance memorization, improving her delivery for maximum clarity, and consistently revising the sentences. This extensive process lasted for a demanding seven-month duration. Several scenes in ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ acted as a personal exploration, challenging her capabilities as both an actor and an individual.
- During an interview, she was questioned about her dating life and admitted that she had never experienced love, leaving her unfamiliar with its true meaning. She expressed a desire to hide her lack of relationship experience due to the shame it brings. However, she found it discouraging to be labeled as the “no boyfriend since birth actress,” as it implied some inherent flaw within her. Love remained an uncharted territory for her, and she believed that she had yet to fully comprehend its genuine essence.
- Namoo Actors Co Ltd, a South Korean talent agency, manages her.
- Park Eun-bin graced the cover of the renowned Japanese women’s lifestyle magazine, ‘An An,’ in 2023. The magazine proudly presents her as their featured personality.
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