Park Shin-hye

At 34 years old, Park Shin-hye has this physical status:

Career

Park came to fame in 2003 when she appeared in the famous Korean drama Stairway to Heaven as the younger version of Choi Ji-woo's character. Thereafter, she expanded her filmography by appearing in several television series, most prominently as a teen in the drama series Very Merry Christmas in 2004.

Park appeared in her first adult leading role in the South Korean-Japanese melodrama Tree of Heaven (2006), where critics lauded her performance. The series was also broadcast in Japan, giving Park more exposure overseas.

Park appeared in the film Evil Twin (2007), a summer horror film in which she played two parts: one as the main protagonist and the other as the ghost of the main character's sister, who haunts the other sister after her death. She appeared in Prince Hours, a spin-off to Princess Hours (2006), before acting as the female lead in the weekend drama Kimcheed Radish Cubes.

Park, who specializes in acting, also hosted the variety show Fantastic Partner from 2006 to 2007, for which she was named Best Newcomer in a Variety Show at the MBC Entertainment Awards.

Park's fame came after she appeared as a cross-dressing heroine in the romance comedy music drama You're Beautiful (2009) alongside Jang Keun-suk. Despite average ratings in South Korea, the series attracted a following and received high praise in Japan. For the drama's original soundtrack, she released "Lovely Day" and "Without Words."

Park appeared in the low-budget romantic comedy film Cyrano Agency, which revolved around a dating service that helps its clients win the hearts of the people they love. The sleeper became a nationally distributed and commercial success, grossing 2.7 million admissions, making it the 8th best-selling film of the year. At the Baeksang Arts Awards, Park received the "Most Popular Actress" award in the film category. Park also voiced the main character of the animation film Green Days: Dinosaur and I, which premiered at the 15th Busan International Film Festival and received rave reviews.

Park appeared in MBC's youth melodrama Heartstrings (2011) opposite Jung Yong-hwa. Park gained a following in Japan after signing an exclusive deal with Japanese management company IMX. Park appeared in Hayate The Combat Butler, her first Taiwanese drama based on the Japanese shnen manga of the same name. At the LeTV Movie and Drama Awards, she was named the Most Popular Asian Star award.

Park appeared in the third season of KBS drama series Don't Worry, I'm a Ghost, which was broadcast on July 15. At the 2012 KBS Drama Awards, her appearance in the drama earned her the Best One-Act Special Actress Award. Park performed on the same year as she appeared on the reality show Music and Lyrics, where she collaborated with singer Yoon Gun to produce a song titled "I Think of You." Park was later cast in the third installment of tvN's "Flower Boy" series "My Cute Guys" featuring actor Yoon Shi-yoon, which premiered in January 2013.

Park appeared in the comedy drama film Miracle in Cell No. 2 in 2013. 7. It was one of the top grossing Korean films at the time. At the 33rd Korean Association of Film Critics Awards, she went on to win the "Best Support Actress" award. Park hosted the "2013 Park Shin Hye Asia Tour: Kiss Of Angel" in four Asian nations, making her the first actress to host a tour spanning Asia. She appeared in actor and singer So Ji-sub's music video "Eraser" for his album Two'clock... Playground, alongside former child actor Yoo Seung-ho. Park co-starred with Lee Min-ho in The Heirs, a teen romance written by Kim Eun-sook in the same year. Both locally, with a high score of 28.6%, and internationally, with over a billion cumulative views on the Chinese streaming website iQiyi. Park saw a surge in fame both nationally and internationally, and became a Hallyu celebrity. At the 2013 Anhui TV Drama Awards, she was named "Popular Foreign Actress" award.

Park appeared as the queen in the classic film The Royal Tailor, which was released in 2014. Park played opposite actor Lee Jong-suk in Pinocchio the same year, turning the protagonist of the story "Pinocchio complex" into violent hiccups when she tells lies. In just one year, Pinocchio became a hit, earning an estimated US$5.62 million for broadcasting rights. She appeared on Forbes Korea's Top Celebrity List, ranking 33rd for The Heirs in 2013 and Pinocchio in 2014. "Nation's Little Sister" was dubbed "MBC's Section TV Entertainment Relay dubbed this year. Park has also been awarded the Prime Minister's Commendation at the Korea Popular Culture Awards for her contribution to Hallyu.

Park made her small-screen comeback in SBS' medical drama Doctors, where she played a struggling teenager who later became a wealthy doctor. During its 10-week broadcast, the drama was a hit and topped viewership ratings and popularity charts. She appeared in the comedy film My Annoying Brother as a judo coach, alongside actress Jo Jung-suk and Do Kyung-soo of Exo. Park was named as the Most Voted Korean Actress by fans of the Korean Wave in the United States this year. Park next appeared in the crime thriller film Heart Blackened, a Korean adaptation of the Hong Kong film Silent Witness starring Choi Min-sik, which was released in 2017.

Park joined Na Young-seok's Little Cabin in the Woods in 2018, where she and fellow actress So Ji-sub chronicled their daily life in a tiny house located in the Jeju forest. She appeared in tvN's fantasy suspense drama Memories of the Alhambra, alongside Hyun Bin, playing dual roles as a hostel owner and a guitar-player NPC. The series was a commercial success and became one of the highest rated Korean dramas in cable television history.

Park appeared in the disaster film #Alive, based on Matt Naylor's original script, alongside Yoo Ah-in. The film was commercially successful, netting the seventh highest grossing in South Korea for the year 2020. The actress appeared in Lee Chung-hyun's thriller The Call, which revolves around two women who are in different time periods and connected by a tumultuous phone call.

Park appeared in the time-travel thriller Drama Sisyphus: The Myth in 2021, alongside Cho Seung-woo.

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