Who is Park Hae-soo?
Park Hae-soo’s Squid Game supporting turn made him globally recognizable overnight, building on a serious Korean drama/film résumé. He exemplifies Korean character actors who became worldwide search magnets post-2021.
Key Accolades & Awards
- Squid Game international ensemble recognition
- Korean drama and film supporting lead acclaim
- Global streaming-era search surge
Did You Know?
Squid Game (2021) gave Park a global profile that amplified his existing Korean screen career.
His Korean film/TV work sits in domestic prestige lanes; Squid Game drove international awards-TV attention.
Korean-language film and television.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role | Festival | Box Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Flood | 2025 | Son Hee-jo | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Yaksha: Ruthless Operations | 2022 | Han Ji-hoon | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Good News | 2025 | Ryeo Dol-chan | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| The Pirates | 2014 | Hwang Joong-geun | Busan International Film Festival | $64M |
| Phantom | 2023 | Kaito Takahara | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Time to Hunt | 2020 | Han | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Master | 2016 | President Jin's Pawns | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| The Cherry Orchard | 2025 | — | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Gulf of Aden | — | — | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| By Quantum Physics: A Nightlife Venture | 2019 | Lee Chan-woo | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Tristes Tropiques | 2025 | — | Busan International Film Festival | — |
| Lobby | 2025 | Golf field owner | Busan International Film Festival | — |