Actress Park Eun-bin‘s filmography attracts attention.

Park Eun-bin, who plays the main character ‘Jeong Se-ok’ in ‘Hyperknife’ (Director: Kim Jung-hyun/ Screenplay: Kim Sun-hee/ Provided by: Walt Disney Company Korea/ Produced by: CJ ENM Studios, Vlad Studio, Dongpung Co., Ltd.), which depicts the fierce confrontation between ‘Se-ok’, a promising genius doctor in the past, and her teacher ‘Deok-hee’, who caused her to fall into the abyss, is gaining attention for her acting transformation, and her filmography is gaining attention.

‘Age of Youth’, which showed Park Eun-bin’s unique side as an actress, ‘Stove League’, which showed her passionate acting as a girl crush operations team leader, ‘Do You Like Brahms?’, which announced the birth of a romance craftsman by detailing the story of youth‘s dreams and love, and ‘The Unprecedented Cross-Dressing Woman, which captured the depth of strength and complex emotions as a female king. His works, such as ‘Yeonmo’, have always been loved by the public and raised expectations.



Park Eun-bin, who has built trust by meeting the public at her own pace with each work, played the role of ‘Woo Young-woo’, a lawyer with an autism spectrum disorder, in the drama ‘The Strange Lawyer Woo Young-woo’, leading to syndrome-level popularity. Rather than imitating a specific person, he purely and lovably completed the role of ‘Woo Young-woo’, the icon of healing and healing, through meticulous character analysis, delicate expressiveness, and fierce effort, and he was honored with the grand prize in the TV category at the ‘59th Baeksang Arts Awards’, solidifying his position as a top-class actor.

Meanwhile, Park Eun-bin successfully completed another challenge called ‘Sing’ in ‘Diva of the Uninhabited Island’ as ‘Seo Mok-ha’. As it is a work that tells a story of dreams and hopes through song, Park Eun-bin, who wanted to approach it with sincerity and sing with her own voice, spent 7 to 10 hours practicing and recording on days when she did not have drama filming. And finally, she perfectly immersed herself in the character and showed off her solid singing skills, and was called not only an ‘trustworthy actor’ but also an ‘trustworthy actor’, and her sincere efforts once again bore fruit and moved the viewers.

In 2025, Park Eun-bin is meeting the public with a new face that they have never seen before. She has returned with a powerful acting transformation in the role of ‘Jung Se-ok’ in Disney+’s medical thriller ‘Hyperknife’. Playing the unique character of ‘Jung Se-ok’, a character with uncontrollable, sharp, impulsive instincts and a doctor who saves people but also kills, Park Eun-bin is giving viewers fresh enjoyment with her unpredictable appearance. In particular, his acting, which heightens the tension of the character and the play by delicately controlling the boiling emotions such as madness, desire, anger, and hatred, is stimulating curiosity about the story that will unfold in the future.

Park Eun-bin, a ‘master of characters’, who delicately expresses the characteristics of characters with completely different personalities, breathes life into the characters by stably digesting polar opposites to the point that it is hard to believe that they were played by one person. The power of Park Eun-bin‘s acting, which begins with a solid inner self and a heart that loves her characters, becomes the driving force that further multiplies the charm of the characters by delicately unraveling the narrative of each character. Here, the characters born from her expressive power and continuous research and effort are still talked about and live on in much love even after time passes.

Meanwhile, ‘Hyperknife’, starring Park Eun-bin, who creates anticipation for every work she appears in, is exclusively released worldwide through Disney+ every Wednesday.

Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com reporter yyynnn@donga.com

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