17 Facts About Park Ho-san

Park Ho-san is best known for his performance in the stage play Suck, In the Heights, Chuncheon There, Waiting for Heroes, Frozen, and The Book of a Thief.

Park Ho-san was born on October 18,1972, to a father who owned a business called Jimulpo, which provided flooring services.

Park Ho-san enrolled at the Department of Theater and Film Park Ho-san at Chung-Ang University.

In 1997, Park Ho-san started cinema acting with a small role in film Black Jack.

Park Ho-san particularly enjoyed watching plays in a place called Daehakro.

When he reached the age of forty, Park Ho-san believed his life had taken a wrong turn.

Park Ho-san became curious as to why he was being called Ho-san.

In 2011, Park Ho-san starred as Erik Satie, a renowned French composer and pianist, in the musical Erik Satie from August 26th to 27th at the Ansan Arts Center's Dalmaji Theater.

In 2013, Park Ho-san reprised his role as Erik Satie and acted alongside Bae Hae-sun.

In 2014, Park Ho-san starred in feature film The King of Jokgu, followed by The Great Army, The Deokmo: The Age of Rebellion, and The Selfish Man, and acted in plays and musicals.

Park Ho-san appeared in 2016 SBS drama Wanted and followed by Innocent Defendant.

Park Ho-san is an engineer who was sentenced to 3 years and 6 months' imprisonment because of a gambling scam.

In 2018, Park Ho-san was cast in drama My Mister as replacement of Oh Dal-su.

Park Ho-san appeared as Park Sang-hoon, who was the male protagonist's eldest brother.

Park Ho-san is a middle-aged man who was fired from his job and then ran two failing businesses, which ended up in him being chased out of his own home.

Park Ho-san is a member of Man Theater, a theater company.

Park Ho-san is married to theater actress Kim Dong-hwa, who is eight years younger than him.