Park Gun Hyung is a South Korean actor. Born on November 1, 1977, he made his acting debut in the 2001 musical theater production “The Play.” He has since had a prolific career in theater, films and television dramas. Some of his starring roles include the 2005 film “Innocent Steps” and the television dramas “The Kingdom of the Winds” (2008), “I Do, I Do” (2012) and “Jung Yi, The Goddess of Fire” (2013).

Park Gun Hyung

Based on the life story of Baek Pa Sun, Jung Yi faces the struggle of being a woman who happens to be the best in her craft in the middle of the Joseon Era. She happens to be close with Prince Gwanghae and also masters the art of ceramics. She's out to find justice for her father and re-enter the palace of Bunwon as the best ceramist of the kingdom.

Goddess of Fire

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jTBC

In the field of medicine, neurosurgery is one of the most demanding, prestigious specialties. Lee Hae Jo (Han Hye Jin) is a first-year neurosurgery resident. Despite her underprivileged upbringing and no-prestige medical education, she is determined to become the best neurosurgeon. Her fellow first-year resident Cha Yeo Wook (Song Chang Eui), on the other hand, graduated from the best medical school and comes from a family of neurosurgeons. His grandfather also happens to be the chairman of the board at Korea University Hospital. Their chief resident is the mysterious Kang Eun Hyun (Park Gun Hyung). When Eun Hyun develops feelings for Hae Jo, the working relationship among the three residents gets a little complicated. “Syndrome” is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Sung Joo and Ko Jae Hyun.

Syndrome

Kang Eun Hyun

Film Z [필름지]

Just how far will a lazy playboy go to prevent being disowned by his wealthy grandfather? Woo Ju Ho (Park Geon Hyeong, who starred in “The Innocent Steps”) likes to spend his days – and his money – on good drinks, fun clubs and loose women. Disgusted by his grandson’s lack of direction, Ju Ho’s grandfather (Jeong Wook) gives him an ultimatum: teach high school for two years if he wants to keep his inheritance. Ju Ho approaches teaching with a lackadaisical disinterest and borderline incompetence. Fellow teacher Yun So Ju (Kim Hyo Jin, from “Barefoot Gi-Bong” and “Everybody Has Secrets”) gets fed up and decides to take it upon herself to set Ju Ho straight. But can a playboy teacher be reformed? “Mr. Wacky” is a 2006 South Korean comedy from first-time director Kim Dong Wook.

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