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Park Jong-hwan (born 7 September 1982) is a South Korean actor.[1] He is best known for his role as Byeon Deuk-jong in the psychological thriller drama Hell Is Other People.

Park Jong-hwan
Born	(1982-09-07) 7 September 1982 (age 40) South Korea
Occupation	Actor
Agent	Plum Actors
Korean name
Hangul	박종환
Revised Romanization	Bak Jonghwan
McCune–Reischauer	Pak Chonghwan

Personal life

Park studied filmmaking at the Seoul Institute of the Arts after his military service.[1]

Career

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role
2010	Read My Lips	Man on the phone's voice/Director Park (voice)
2011	The Front Line
2013	Ingtoogi: The Battle of Internet	Jin-seong, mating king
2014	Ready Action! Violence Movies	Seg. Bitter
	Romance in Seoul	Director
2015	Death in Desert	Director Byeong
	Veteran	Team leader Yang
	Now Playing	Jong-hwan
2016	A Violent Prosecutor	Lee Jin-seok
	The Boys Who Cried Wolf	Ji Wan-joo
	Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned	Jin-sung
2017	One Line	Ki-tae
	The Mayor	Black jacket
	Proj. Get-up-and-go	Ha Si-yong
	Hit the Night	Jin-hyeok
2018	Bullies	Teacher (Cameo)
	Bullies 2	Teacher (Cameo)
2019	Possible Faces	Gi-seon
	Birthday	Yeong-joon
	Maggie	Gak Granger
	Sub-zero Wind	Yeong-jin
2020	Fanfare	Hee-tae
	Recipe For Happiness	Han Hyung Woo
	Jazzy Misfits	Landlord's son
2021	The Cursed: Dead Man's Prey	Hyun Chul-min (Special appearance) [2]
TBA	The Altitude of the Sea	Sung Yoon-cheol
	Confidential Assignment 2: International
	Night Trip
	Concrete Utopia

Television series

Year	Title	Role	Network
2012	Read My Lips	Park Jong-hwan	MBC Every 1
	KBS Drama Special "Art"	Jeong-hwan	KBS2
2014	Flirty Boy and Girl	Producer	Daum
2015	The Lover	Park Hwan-jong	Mnet
	The Producers	Baek Young-chan	KBS
	KBS Drama Special "Fake Family"	Han Yeong-jin	KBS2
2016	The Cravings (Season 2)	Jong-hwan	Naver TV Cast
	Uncontrollably Fond		KBS2
2017	Idol Fever	Township chief	Naver TV Cast
	Green Fever	Representative Park
2018	Top Management	Kim Hyun-Jo	Youtube Red
2019	Hell Is Other People	Byeon Deuk-jong / Byeon Deuk-soo	OCN
2020	Dr. Romantic 2	Im Hyun-joon	SBS
2022	Juvenile Justice	Go Gang-sik[3]	Netflix

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result
2016	25th Buil Film Awards	Best New Actor	The Boys Who Cried Wolf	Nominated
2017	22nd Chunsa Film Art Awards	Best New Actor		Nominated
	4th Wildflower Film Awards[4]	Best Actor		Won
	22nd Busan International Film Festival	Actor of the Year Award	Hit the Night	Won

References

External links

• Park Jong-hwan at Plum Actors (in Korean)
• Park Jong-hwan at HanCinema
• Park Jong-hwan at IMDb

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