'Girigiro' Idea Provider Park Soo-oh Delicately Expresses Unstable Psychology

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Actor Park Soo-oh is solidifying his status as a global sensation.

In the Netflix original series 'Girigiro', Park plays 'Han Ki-tae', the idea provider of the wish-granting application 'Girigiro'.

With his striking facial features, he immediately captured attention on screen, playing a pivotal role in igniting the plot and delivering a standout performance. In particular, Park Soo-oh delicately portrayed the unstable psychology unique to teenage boys, including emotional shifts and fractures among peers, drawing viewers deeply into the story.

Thanks to Park Soo-oh's outstanding performance, 'Girigiro' has also received worldwide acclaim. Praised for its fresh 'YA (Young Adult) horror' genre, the series recorded 7.5 million views in its second week of release, topping the Global Top 10 Non-English TV Shows chart and reaching number one in 24 countries, while also ranking in the Top 10 in 64 countries, garnering explosive interest.

Previously, Park Soo-oh left a lasting impression with his sincere portrayal of complex inner worlds and narratives in MBC dramas 'Director Maeng's Cyberbully' and 'Lawyer Noh Mu-jin'. Demonstrating his ability to embody three-dimensional characters in every project, he showcased a completely different acting style in this work, proving an expanded acting spectrum compared to his previous roles.

Having firmly established himself with the public through 'Girigiro', Park Soo-oh is set to make a new transformation in the upcoming JTBC drama 'Gold Digger', where he will play 'Seo Hyun-min', the youngest son of Min Young-ju (played by Kim Hee-ae), raising expectations with his continued active work.

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