Park Byeong-ho
Korea under Japanese Rule
Biography
Born on July 28, 1937, he acted while attending Hanyang University. His film acting began in 1967 with supporting and minor roles in Soil and The Horseman. Afterwards, he appeared in melodramas and historical dramas such as The Princess's Unrequited Love (1967), Longing in Every Heart(1967), To the End of My Life (1968), and Angry Earth (1968). He also tried his hand at film production and produced several films, including the historical drama Rang (1968), but suffered a lot of losses due to poor box office performance. As a Buddhist, he delivers impressive performances in Buddhist films such as Apostasy (1974) and Lotus (1974). Since the 1990s, he has appeared in many TV historical dramas, playing Prince Yangnyeong in Han Myeong-hoe (1994), Ambassador Muhak in Tears of the Dragon (1996), and Jo Young-in in The Age of the Unmanned (2003).
Known For
When Life Gives You Tangerines
as Landlord
Merry Go Round
as President Ryu
Remember
as Tojo Hisashi
독립문
as Ahn Tae-hoon
Yeonhwa
as Great Monk Yeonpa
Transgression
Stroller
Cuckoo's Dolls
One-sided Love of Princess
as King Hyeon-jong
Rebirth
Love
Yeonhwa 2
as Great Monk Yeonpa
