A Stalker's Guide to Park Ki Woong

In my personal opinion one of Korea's most over looked and under rated actor's is Park Ki Woong. Most of you probably know him as Shunji, his most popular role but he has a lot of other amazing works under his belt and is defiantly stalker worthy. Before we get down into the pitch of why you need to start watching his work, I'll give you a little background info on this 183 cm tall stud. Park Ki Woong was gifted to us on February 13, 1985. He debuted in 2005 and belongs to Wave on Entertainment agency which may not have a lot of well known actors but they did discover this gem. You can find more of his basic information simply by googling his name so I won't waste space or time going any further. I will now attempt to sell you on the wonderfullness that is Park Ki Woong.









Movies are a great way to try out an actor if you don't want to commit 16 to 20 hours to them for a full out drama. Ki Woong's first movie was My Tutor Friend 2. His role in this film is different compared to the types of role's he's been doing in dramas. He plays more of the immature but popular young guy. He does some kind of mean but yet playful things in this movie and it's a really fun and light watch. I would suggest picking this for a movie night. 

It's crucial for me to mention Someone's Behind You because it was my first experience with Ki Woong and how I became his stalker. I watched this movie with two of my friends a couple of years ago because it was on Netflix. I had just started watching Asian movies and dramas and I could sometimes get my friends to watch Korean horror movies with me even though they had no interest in Asians at all just horror movies, which I made work in my favor (I suggest you try it.) All of us teenage girls were ogling at the handsome and mysterious Ki Woong. Because what it comes down to it is in this film, he's just down right hot! If you want to take him on a test run plan a horror movie night with this on your set list and maybe you can even convince some friends to join you!

Ki Woong shows off near flawless acting skills in the spy-comedy film Secretly Greatly. You first meet his character thinking he really could be a cool rocker type but it's totally believable when you find out his true identity and realize he's just playing a part. Defiantly not the same type of musician he played in Full House Take2 but a completely new kind of role. This man has the most variation in roles I think I've ever seen. Oh and the additional eye candy of Kim Soo Hyun and Lee Hyun Woo doesn't hurt the film either.



Got even just an hour to spare for Park Ki Woong yet? You can enjoy his adorableness and talent in the short drama special The Scary One, The Ghost and I. I'll be completely honest the character Yong Soo doesn't have a lot of depth, obviously there is only an hour to get the entire story in. He's more of a side-kick in this but even that he does it well. One thing I appreciate about Park Ki Woong is even though he has done a lot and it's been years since his debut he still doesn't have to be the main lead he can pull of an awesome second who I always end up loving more than the intended main lead.



Swine Escape is an upcoming drama special staring our Park Ki Woong. Even though I can't give you a review or personal input on it I have faith in Park Ki Woong that he'll be doing as well as ever. I suggest you look out for this after it airs on October 31st.