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10 Korean Actors Who Debuted At A Relatively Late Age

Most of them had a reason why they debuted late.

 

 

Most Korean celebrities debut at a young age, as a majority debut by the time they’re 20 years old. However, not all Korean celebrities follow this pattern. Here are a few Korean actors who didn’t follow this, and debuted at a relatively late age.

 

 

7. Park Seo Joon

 

Park Seo Joon decided to complete his mandatory military service before he debuted an actor. This caused him to debut when he was 23 years old.

 

 

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source : Koreaboo

https://www.koreaboo.com/lists/10-korean-actors-debuted-relatively-late-age/

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Small-Screen Returns of Actors Who Have Been Dominating Since Late 2000s to Early 2010s

 

 

You've probably seen the hype these past few days about the actors who have been on newly released K-dramas. Now, we narrowed it down to seven lead actors who have been making huge comebacks on the small screen.

 

 

Fourth is the star in "Itaewon Class" lead actor, Park Seo Joon. This series revolves around a man and his friends aiming for retribution by working hard and establishing his own restaurant in the busy streets of Itaewon in Seoul.

Park Seo Joon also starred in "She Was Pretty" (2015) and "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim" (2018), which received reviews.

 

 

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source : Kdramastars

https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/118075/20200610/small-screen-returns-actors-who-dominating-late-2000s-early-2010s.htm

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Looking for a K-drama bae? These handsome oppas will steal your heart

 

 

The South Korean standard of beauty for male K-pop idols is not for everyone, this we'll say. K-drama leading men are different, however.

 

More masculine and rugged, with some quietly gentle, they seem to get even more attractive as the years passed. 

 

Below, we list some of our favourite K-drama oppas, if you're looking for someone to give your heart to.

 

Park Seo-joon

 

 

Some K-drama fans are probably still a bit sore that Park Seo-joon lost out on the Best Actor prize in the Baeksang Arts Awards 2020 held last Friday (June 5). But trophy or not, his role in the drama Itawon Class has won him truckloads of new fans and, of course, nods to his acting skills.

 

Prior to playing Park Saeroyi in the Netflix drama, the 31-year-old found fame first as a charming but immature taekwondo fighter in Fight For My Way before his turn as a narcissistic chaebol in What's Wrong With Secretary Kim.

 

Seo-joon recently made history by becoming the first Korean actor to receive the YouTube Gold Play Button — awarded to YouTubers with more than 1 million subscribers on their channel. Not a difficult feat for him, it seems, seeing how he started his channel only 11 months ago.

 

 

 

Other things we love about him: he's so not-shy about showing off his muscular bod and abs as well as performing kissing scenes in his dramas.

 

He's now filming with singer IU for the new movie Dream, where he plays a professional football player on disciplinary probation and becomes a coach to a ragtag team of players.

 

Status: Single as far as we know. His What's Wrong With Secretary Kim's co-star Park Min-young rubbished rumours that they are dating. Online tabloids also questioned his sexual preference since Seo-joon is famously close to his celebrity bros like Choi Si-won, Park Hyung-sik, and Kang Ha-neul.

 

 

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source : https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/looking-k-drama-bae-these-handsome-oppas-will-steal-your-heart

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Hard Work Will Never Betray You: Top 10 Korean Actors Who Started With Minor Roles

 

 

One of the phrases that stuck with me after watching a Korean reality show is that hard work will never betray you. No matter how long and arduous the journey may be, hard work will always be your life line in reaching your dreams.

 

Here are 10 Korean actors who persisted through difficulties and first played minor roles before hitting it big.

 

 

❤ Park Seo-joon

It’s hard to imagine Park Seo-joon not being the lead star in a drama, but, hey, did you know that he played a small role in Dream High 2 as an idol group member?

In 2012, he became part of the KBS2 series Shut Up Family.

The following year, he played minor roles in Pots of Gold and One Warm Word.

 

And though he snagged the starring role in A Witch’s Love, it wasn’t until Kill Me, Heal Me that his popularity grew.

He’s now competing for the 56th Baekksang Best Actor trophy for his outstanding performance in Itaewon Class.

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source : https://ahjummamshies.wordpress.com/2020/05/14/hard-work-will-never-betray-you-top-10-korean-actors-who-started-with-minor-roles/

 

 

 

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Who’s in K-pop’s Wooga Squad? BTS’ V, Itaewon Class’ Park Seo-joon and Parasite star Choi Woo-shik join forces in the Korean celebrity hang group

In the name of #squadgoals, Korean celebrities including BTS’ V, drama heartthrob Park Seo-joon, ZE:A singer Park Hyung-sik, Parasite star Choi Woo-shik and Peakboy have formed a band of brothers – how can we get a seat at the table?

 

 

If you’re ever on the lookout for #squadgoals, then you may have heard of the star-studded “Wooga Squad”. The friendship group includes Korean stars like

Park Seo-joon

, Park Hyung-sik,

BTS’ V

, Parasite star

Choi Woo-shik

and Peakboy.

 

In one video, V explains that “Wooga” is short for the Korean phrase, “Woori-ga gajok-inga?” which literally means, “Are we family?”. While they aren’t related by blood, they’re as close as real-life brothers. They openly support each other, attend group holidays and fulfil “squadgoals”⁠ – all at the same time.

 

 

Korean drama and K-pop stars have gathered to form the male-centric Wooga Squad.

 

If you’re ever on the lookout for #squadgoals, then you may have heard of the star-studded “Wooga Squad”. The friendship group includes Korean stars like

Park Seo-joon

, Park Hyung-sik,

BTS’ V

, Parasite star

Choi Woo-shik

and Peakboy.

In one video, V explains that “Wooga” is short for the Korean phrase, “Woori-ga gajok-inga?” which literally means, “Are we family?”. While they aren’t related by blood, they’re as close as real-life brothers. They openly support each other, attend group holidays and fulfil “squadgoals”⁠ – all at the same time.

 

If you’re not familiar with every member, here’s who you need to know.

 

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The A-list squad is spearheaded by actor Park Seo-joon, whose astounding filmography includes Itaewon Class, What's Wrong with Secretary Kim? and Fight for My Way.

 

 

Initially, the squad was born when he bonded with singers Park Hyung-sik and V on the set of K-drama Hwarang.

 

 

At the 2019 Melon Music Awards, Park Seo-joon proudly presented the artist of the year award to the group – and V was so happy that he danced towards his hyung.

 

 

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source : scmp.com

https://www.scmp.com/magazines/style/news-trends/article/3088240/whos-k-pops-wooga-squad-bts-v-itaewon-class-park-seo

 

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ZIOZIA account is back + new collection photoshoot is coming 

 

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