Who is Park Bo-gum?
Park Bo-gum is among the most searched screen stars associated with south korea cinema and global streaming audiences. Their film and television work drives major discovery traffic across Celluloid’s Stars directory.
Key Accolades & Awards
- Major domestic and international screen recognition
- High global search and streaming visibility
- Leading roles across film and/or television
Did You Know?
Park Bo-gum's breakthrough screen roles established them as a major south korea and global entertainment star.
Park Bo-gum's notable titles premiere on major theatrical, streaming, and festival circuits depending on the project.
Park Bo-gum primarily works in productions matching their core market languages, with select international crossovers.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role | Festival | Box Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Admiral: Roaring Currents | 2014 | Bae Su-bong | Busan International Film Festival | $138M |
| Wonderland | 2024 | Park Tae-ju | Busan International Film Festival | $4M |
| A Hard Day | 2014 | Officer Lee Jin-ho | Busan International Film Festival | $26M |
| Seobok | 2021 | Seobok | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Music Bank in Lisbon 2025 | 2025 | — | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Coin Locker Girl | 2015 | Park Suk-hyun | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| The Village Barber | 2026 | — | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Blind | 2011 | Min Dong-hyun | Busan International Film Festival | $16M |
| Runway Cop | 2012 | Young Cheol-soo | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| The Sword: Rebirth of the Red Wolf | — | Chil-seong / “Red Wolf” | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Twinkle-Twinkle Pitter-Patter | 2014 | Jun Woo | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Canvas of Blood | — | Prince Anpyeong | Busan International Film Festival | — |