Park Yong-ha

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Park Yong-ha
Hangul
박용하
Hanja
朴容夏
Revised RomanizationBak Yong-ha
McCune–ReischauerPak Yong-ha

Park Yong-ha is a Korean actor and singer. He was born on August 12 1977. At seventeen, Park was noted for his acting and musical skills, as well as his good looks which earned him popularity among fans. Park has also co-starred in Winter Sonata with Bae Yong Joon and Choi Ji-woo as Sang-hyuk.

As a singer, Park is the "mysterious" voice behind Just For Yesterday, the hit theme song of this year's K-drama "All In", which starred Lee Byung Hun and Song Hye Kyo.

Rumours had spread that Park has been dating ex-SES band member Eugene (A.K.A. Kim Yoo Jin), whom he had co-starred with in the KBS drama Loving You. A witness saw Kim sitting on Park's lap, snuggled tightly in his arms at the house party hosted by Ryu Shi-won. However, both of them have flatly denied the liaison. [1][2]

Awards

  • 2008: 22nd Japan Gold Disc Awards "Best Asian Artist"

Music albums

  • Dear Love
  • I Love You So Much
  • Just For Yesterday
  • Park Yong Ha i miss you very much

Japan Releases

Albums

  • 2004 期別 (kibyol) #7
  • 2004 フィクション(Fiction) #9
  • 2005 サムタイム(Sometime) #13
  • 2006 Will Be There #7
  • 2007 プレゼント(Present)#18

Singles

  • 2004 カジマセヨ (Kajimaseyo) #10
  • 2005 Truth/ほほえみをあげよう(Hohoemiwoageyou) #7
  • 2006 君が最高! (Kimigasaikou) #6
  • 2007 僕の頁をめくれば (Bokunopagewomekureba) #12
  • 2007 永遠 (Eien) #6
  • 2008 Behind love~片思

Filmography

Film

  • Love Me Once Again (2002)
  • Although It is Hateful Again (2001)
  • Summer Story (2000)
  • If It Snows on Christmas (1998)
  • Island Of Women

TV drama

  • On Air (2008)
  • Loving You (2002)
  • KBS Winter Sonata (2002)
  • Sunflower (2000)
  • 소문난 여자 Somun (2001)
  • KBS Snowflakes (2001)
  • More Than Love
  • If It Snows At Christmas (1998)
  • What A Tough Woman (1997)

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