Formerly a clothing store owner, this actor overcomes difficult childhood to pursue acting in earnest 

Park Hae Jin overcame many life hurdles to become a star fans respect and love in the entertainment industry. 

Park Hae Jin had a rough childhood when his parents divorced when he was young, and the actor had to live with his maternal and paternal grandparents alternately. It was disclosed that his childhood was so tough, he had to live in a single room. Nonetheless, that living condition trained him to be independent at a young age. Before joining the entertainment industry, Park Hae Jin ran a clothing store in his hometown – Busan. 

He was first cast on the streets when the actor came to Seoul to buy clothes. Nonetheless, actor Park put effort into realizing his acting dream. Park Hae Jin went to Seoul National University to study acting and debuted in the 2006 drama “Famous Chil Princesses.” The drama became a major hit and shot Hae Jin to stardom. 

The actor continued polishing his acting performance and gaining recognition through a series of projects, namely “East of Eden,” “Seoyoung, My Daughter,” “My Love from the Star,” “Doctor Stranger,” “Cheese in the Trap,” and “Kkondae Intern.”

Recently, it was announced that the actor would return with the drama “The Killing Vote” to premiere on August 10. The drama is about a mysterious figure who conducts votes on the penalty for vicious criminals and executes the verdict accordingly. 

Park Hae Jin will play the role of Kim Moo Chan, the head of Team 1 of the Southern Provincial Police Agency’s regional investigation unit. As Kim Moo Chan, the actor will show a rough, cold, and reckless police image, raising curiosity. Still cuts of the actor are also released ahead of the official drama premiere, building anticipation. 

In the released photos, Park Hae Jin showed a police who is willing to throw a fist at any given moment, making a perfect transformation into Kim Moo Chan.

Source: Daum