Park Hae Soo - A life-changing actor thanks to a hair transplant, his son was born on the day Squid Game aired

Not only his career, but also Park Hae Soo's personal life is extremely fulfilling. He is happy with his beautiful wife and son who was born right at the time Squid Game was born.

For those who are passionate about Korean movies, the name Park Hae Soo is probably no stranger. He is one of the multi-talented artists of the land of Kim Chi.

In addition to being an actor, he is also a master singer. Possessing a very cool and attractive appearance, Park Hae Soo surprised the audience with his varied appearances according to each role. In each movie, people see a different Park Hae Soo, who is very generous and plays the character perfectly.

But besides a successful career, Park Hae Soo's previous life also bothered many people. To be as successful as he is now, he had to work very hard. And the next opportunity is time for Park Hae Soo to change to become a better version of before. Luck combined with talent has helped Park Hae Soo become a name that is warmly welcomed by many directors.

Talented actor changed his life by getting a hair transplant

Park Hae Soo debuted on the musical stage in 2007 with Mister Lobby. In the following years, he persistently appeared as a stage actor but was not interested by the audience. In 2012, he started turning to TV series with a small role in God of War. Despite his good acting, he can handle all types of roles, but Park Hae Soo struggled for many years, always being assigned supporting roles that appeared very rarely. Part of the reason is said to be because he is now... bald, his appearance does not match the requirements of the directors. It wasn't until later that when he went for a hair transplant, he had a spectacular makeover, making the audience admire with his appearance.

In 2017, right after she changed her appearance, Park Hae Soo got her first lead role in the movie Prison Playbook. The movie produced by tVN suddenly became a big craze on the Korean screen. Not only that, the film is also rated by the international press as a series you will "regret" if you miss it.

In this drama, Park Hae Soo plays the famous baseball player Kim Je Hyuk - who was sentenced to 1 year in prison when he lost control of the man who killed his sister. In a place that is always thought of as dark and scary as a prison, Kim Je Hyuk's story brings a completely different perspective, when he has the opportunity to interact with difficult lives, the The irony of circumstances led them down the path of sin.

In the midst of a film that is not flattering, nor too wet, with the most popular stars on the Korean screen, Park Hae Soo's acting becomes as intense as a shower, making people "wet" with the sad emotions, but still bring strange understanding and sympathy. With this excellent performance, Park Hae Soo took home the Best Actor award at the Seoul Awards.

It is worth mentioning that, before that, the star born in 1981 was completely a lackluster actor, with small roles "innocuous". But through Prison Playbook, the audience really saw Park Hae Soo's ability, when just giving him the right script, the actor will deliver performances that exceed expectations.

Indeed, at the 2020 Beaksang Awards, Park Hae Soo created an interesting controversy, when the movie Time To Hunt brought him a nomination for Best New Actor, but people didn't like it. found it confusing because it should have been for his lead role in By Quantum Physics: A Nightlife Venture. However, regardless of the role, Park Hae Soo is excellent and deserves to be the face that the audience can wait for.

Therefore, the sweet fruit came to Park Hae Soo as a matter of course, he appeared extremely successfully in Netflix's blockbuster Squid Game. A step into the clouds, the film has made Park Hae Soo's name famous around the world and even, he was on the list of Emmy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actor.

However, according to actor Lee Jung Jae's co-star, Park Hae Soo's achievements come from tireless efforts and progressive and humble attitude: "Hae Soo analyzes and builds his character one by one. In a very profound way Besides having depth, he also sees things from different angles. Hae Soo is very cute and funny on set. It can be said that he is the 'emotion maker. ' ours".

In terms of acting, since he was the one who came along with me in the movie, our chemistry was great. His personality is really good! We spent a whole year working together, filming together from when it was still hot until it got cold. We shot the last scene in freezing weather and the rain kept pouring down. I think the entire cast and staff were able to overcome all difficulties thanks to his bright and optimistic personality."

In addition to the success achieved, Squid Game also brought another equally important milestone in Park Hae Soo's life. He shared: "Strangely, Squid Game launched at 4 pm on Netflix, around 3:50 pm my son was born. Therefore, the baby boy is both a blessing and a blessing for me. People still call my son with the cute nickname 'baby squid'."

After Squid Game, Park Hae Soo continued to be invited by Netflix to the movie Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area, a remake of the hit series of the same name of Spanish cinema. Although the film was badly criticized, Park Hae Soo is a rare bright spot. No matter how hard one tries to "catch the error", it is difficult for anyone to criticize Park Hae Soo's role as the decisive and cruel Berlin leader.

The sublime career is something that the audience sees, but few people know that the actor's married life is also very fulfilling. Married to a wife 6 years younger, Park Hae Soo currently has a small and happy family. Park Hae Soo's wife is not in the entertainment industry. The reason this predestined relationship appeared was thanks to the matchmaking of friends. After a while of learning and dating, the two officially returned to the same house in 2019.

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