Biography of Park Bo-young
Park Bo-young is a prominent South Korean actress, born on February 12, 1990. She began her acting career with a supporting role in the television series Secret Campus in 2006, gradually gaining recognition through minor roles until her breakthrough in the comedy film Scandal Makers in 2008. This performance earned her several Best New Actress awards, marking her transition into a leading lady in the industry. After a brief hiatus in 2010 due to legal disputes with her management, Park made a triumphant return with the fantasy romance A Werewolf Boy in 2012, which became one of the most successful melodramas in Korean cinema. She further solidified her status as a top actress with notable works such as Oh My Ghost in 2015 and the highly acclaimed Strong Woman Do Bong Soon in 2017. Her recent projects include the disaster thriller Concrete Utopia and the Netflix series Daily Dose of Sunshine, both released in 2023, which garnered her critical acclaim and several nominations. In 2025, Park showcased her versatility by starring in the television series Our Unwritten Seoul, for which she received the Best Actress award at the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards. Continuing her impressive career, she is set to appear in the Netflix Original series Melo Movie and will also play twin sisters who switch lives in the upcoming series. With her remarkable talent and a growing list of accolades, Park Bo-young remains a significant figure in the South Korean entertainment landscape.
Known Dramas & Roles
Roles played in each title, with character context.
Frequent Co-Stars
Actors who shared a drama with Park Bo-young.
Complete Filmography
All known credits for Park Bo-young from TMDB.