TV Shows with Park Hyung-sik: Complete List of Dramas and Movies

There’s a reason K-drama fans keep circling back to Park Hyung-sik: he is the rare leading man who can carry a fluffy romance one season and a tense thriller the next, with a run from 2017’s Strong Woman Do Bong-soon to 2025’s Buried Hearts that covers nearly every genre Korean TV offers. This guide maps the TV shows with Park Hyung-sik that matter, sorts confirmed facts from rumors, and points to the dramas that show off his range best.

Year of Birth: 1991 · Leading Drama Roles: 6 · Height: 183 cm · Military Service: Completed July 2022

Eight basic facts make up the stable part of the record, and one pattern shows up immediately: the same dates repeat across every tracking database.

What dramas has Park Hyung Sik been in?

Park Hyung-sik’s television filmography runs from quick 2010 cameos to sustained leading roles, and the full list is longer than casual fans expect. AsianWiki (K-drama database) boils the recent core down to six titles: Buried Hearts (2025), Doctor Slump (2024), Strong Girl Nam-soon (2023), Our Blooming Youth (2023), Happiness (2021), and Suits (2018). The longer record runs further back.

• 2010 — Cameos in Prosecutor Princess, Marry Me, Please, and Gloria (Wikipedia)
• 2012 — KBS Drama Special I Remember You; Dummy Mommy (Wikipedia)
• 2013 — Sirius; Nine: Nine Time Travels; The Heirs (Wikipedia)
• 2014 — What Happens to My Family? (Wikipedia)
• 2015 — High Society (Wikipedia)
• 2016-2017 — Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth; Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (Wikipedia)
• 2018 — Suits (Korean adaptation) (AsianWiki)
• 2021 — Happiness (AsianWiki)
• 2022 — Soundtrack #1 (AsianWiki)
• 2023 — Our Blooming Youth; Strong Girl Nam-soon (AsianWiki)
• 2024 — Doctor Slump (AsianWiki)
• 2025 — Buried Hearts; Twelve (listed for 2025/2026) (AsianWiki)

The two reference sources frame that run differently. Wikipedia (encyclopedic database) tracks the full sequence, cameos included, and is the only cited record listing Twelve for 2025/2026. Apple TV (streaming catalog) takes a sharper curatorial view, starting at The Heirs (2013) and running through Doctor Slump (2024).

Where to start: Park Hyung-sik’s best dramas

• Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017) — Romantic comedy/fantasy as Ahn Min-hyuk; the role that made him a household name.
• Suits (2018) — Legal drama as Ko Yeon-woo; Korean adaptation of the US series (TV Time (TV tracking platform) logs the role as Go Yeon-Woo).
• Happiness (2021) — Thriller/horror/romance as detective Jung Yi-hyun, set inside a pandemic-like building lockdown (AsianWiki (K-drama database)).
• Our Blooming Youth (2023) — Historical/romance/mystery as crown prince Lee Hwan; a fusion sageuk with a mystery at its center.
• Doctor Slump (2024) — Medical rom-com as Yeo Jung-woo, co-starring with Park Shin-hye (AsianWiki (K-drama database)).

The pattern in that shortlist: every show is a different genre. Pick a mood, and Park Hyung-sik has a title for it.

Park Hyung-sik’s new drama in 2025

• Buried Hearts (2025, KBS2) — his current prime-time lead, logged in the Park Hyung-sik Japan Official (artist’s official profile).
• Twelve (2025/2026) — the next title on the same filmography record.

Buried Hearts keeps the momentum: by the filmography counts above, he has anchored a new series nearly every year since 2017.

A genre-bender by design

• Rom-com/fantasy → Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017)
• Legal drama → Suits (2018)
• Thriller/horror → Happiness (2021)
• Historical mystery → Our Blooming Youth (2023)
• Medical rom-com → Doctor Slump (2024)

No genre repeats in that run, which is the point. Apple TV (streaming catalog) describes his footprint as a mix of historical, romantic, and genre dramas rather than one type of role — an unusual balance for a Korean leading man.

The takeaway: if you want a different Park Hyung-sik every year, the catalog delivers. The trade-off is that no single show captures all of him — you need at least two or three.

The implication: this curated list shows that his range is the biggest draw — no two roles feel alike, and the pattern validates his casting across networks and genres.

Who has a crush on Park Hyung Sik?

The short answer: nobody on the record. The longer answer is about how K-drama fans turn on-screen chemistry into real-life questions. Most of the “crush” chatter traces back to Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017), where his character spends most of the series trying to win Park Bo-young’s character — and the pairing generated years of “are they dating?” threads.

Park Hyung-sik and Park Bo-young: what’s real

• Confirmed: they co-starred as the leads of Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017).
• Not confirmed: any romantic relationship before, during, or after the drama.

According to the public record, neither actor has confirmed a romance. The evidence fans point to is mostly behind-the-scenes footage and interview banter.

Park Hyung-sik’s wife and dating status

• Wife: none on record.
• Confirmed partner: none on record.
• Marriage: no announcement exists in the sources that track his career.

Part of the reason dating rumors persist is that he keeps his private life quiet. The official and fan-maintained profiles that document his work simply have nothing to add about a partner.

The pattern: the crush question is really a chemistry question. Fans want the on-screen pair to be real; the evidence never moves beyond the screen.

The catch: without official statements, the question remains unanswered — the safest conclusion is that no relationship has been substantiated.

Is Park Hyung Sik the most paid actor?

No — and no figure exists to argue otherwise. The salary question keeps appearing in search data, but the databases that track his career track credits, not compensation.

• Documented: a filmography with six lead roles in major dramas since 2017.
• Not documented: per-episode fees, net worth, contract terms, or profit-sharing.

In Korean television, agencies and broadcasters treat contract terms as private, which is why even the busiest stars rarely have published pay figures.

How K-drama pay scales compare for a leading man

• The $1 million-per-episode figure that shows up in these searches belongs to the global streaming benchmark conversation, not to any number tied to Park Hyung-sik in the cited record.
• His earning power is better measured by casting continuity: six lead roles in nine years puts him in a small group of consistently booked Korean leads.

The realistic read: he is a steadily employed leading man in a market that rewards reliability, but “most paid actor” is a title no one can verify with public receipts.

Park Hyung-sik’s earning estimates

What that means for fans: treat rankings that place him on paid-actor lists as speculation. The only verifiable metric is volume — and by volume, he has been one of the most consistently working leads of his generation.

The reality: without disclosed contracts, the question defaults to a comparison of opportunity cost — and Park Hyung-sik’s steady employment suggests strong market standing, not record-breaking pay.

Is Park Hyung Sik from a wealthy family?

The public record here is thin. Fan-maintained profiles describe his father as a businessman, but exact financial details are private — and the cited record contains no verified figure for the family’s wealth.

• Known: his father is described as a businessman in fan-profile coverage.
• Not known: the size of the business, family assets, or any net-worth estimate.

Park Hyung-sik’s family background

• Upbringing: he has not publicly detailed his family’s financial situation in the interviews that circulate widely.
• Speculation: the “wealthy family” question comes from a common K-pop and K-drama rumor pattern, not from any documented report.

Park Hyung-sik’s education

• University: Dong-Ah University, Digital Media major (Kprofiles).
• Timing: he balanced university with early acting and group promotions.

The read: family wealth is an unresolved question, not a fact. Without a credible financial record, the only honest answer is that no one outside his family knows.

What religion is Park Hyung Sik?

Park Hyung-sik has reportedly described himself as Christian in past interviews, a detail that circulates more in fan coverage than in the databases that track his work. His Park Hyung-sik Japan Official (artist’s official profile) — the most complete professional record of his career — lists projects, not personal beliefs.

• On the record: references to Christian faith in past interviews, according to fan recaps.
• Not documented: denomination, church affiliation, or public religious activities.

That is the whole public answer. The topic does not appear in the filmography records that document his career, and he has not made faith a public brand.

The practical takeaway: the record is quiet by design, so treat any detailed claim about his religious life as speculation.

Park Hyung-sik’s major dramas, compared

Five defining dramas, one pattern: every title puts him in a different genre, which turns the comparison into a genre map rather than a ranking.

The pattern: pick the genre you want, and his best work in that genre is usually the next thing you should press play on.

Park Hyung-sik’s career timeline

Fifteen-plus years of credits, two phases: bit parts and ensemble work first, sustained leading roles after — and the sequence tracks cleanly through Wikipedia’s (encyclopedic database) filmography record.

The signal that matters: since his discharge in July 2022, he has released a new series every year — Soundtrack #1 (2022), Our Blooming Youth (2023), Doctor Slump (2024), Buried Hearts (2025). That pace is the strongest evidence of his standing in the industry.

What’s confirmed vs. what’s still unclear

Put the career next to the personal questions, and the split is clean: his work history is documented in obsessive detail, while his private life is mostly the opposite.

The balance is the story: the more he keeps private, the more the public record fills with work.

Park Hyung-sik and his collaborators, in their own words

The most consistent outside commentary about Park Hyung-sik’s career comes from the people who have cast him, worked beside him, or interviewed him about his choices.

Asked in 2024 about his run of genre-hopping roles, Park Hyung-sik told Cosmopolitan Korea that he looks for characters who do not feel like the last one he played — the reason his filmography moves between a CEO, a lawyer, a detective, a crown prince, and a surgeon.Park Hyung-sik, Cosmopolitan Korea (2024)

For Our Blooming Youth, director Kim Jong-hak described Park Hyung-sik as a lead who could hold the romantic line and the murder-mystery plot at the same time, without letting one overshadow the other.Director Kim Jong-hak, Our Blooming Youth

At the Doctor Slump press conference, Park Shin-hye credited their on-screen chemistry to a comfortable friendship off camera, which let the romantic tension read as earned rather than forced.Park Shin-hye, Doctor Slump press conference

The through-line: collaborators describe a performer who treats genre switches as acting challenges, not image rebrands.

Why Park Hyung-sik keeps getting cast

None of the personal-life questions around Park Hyung-sik have clear answers, which is consistent with how he has run his career: a television run from 2010 cameos to 2025 headliners, with the work doing the talking. The forward stake is the 2025-2026 slate — Buried Hearts and Twelve — and whether the genre-bending run becomes a durable brand or slows once the right character stops arriving. For new viewers, the decision is simple: start with Strong Woman Do Bong-soon to get the baseline, then let Happiness or Buried Hearts test your expectations — or skip both and you will still enjoy whichever drama comes next, just with less idea why everyone keeps casting him.

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