Actor Park Dong-bin confirmed passing away on April 29. The news has brought sadness to the entertainment industry, especially as the actor was approaching his 30th debut anniversary next year. Known for his strong screen presence and solid acting, Park Dong-bin built a respected career across both film and television.

Park Dong-bin became widely known to the public through the 1998 film Shiri. He later appeared in several major Korean films, including The Legend Of Gingko, Volcano High, Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood Of War, and The Huntresses.

Throughout his career, he moved between historical dramas and modern productions, leaving a strong impression with his grounded performances. Because of his consistent acting ability and memorable presence, he was often praised as a “luxury actor” by viewers and industry insiders.

To many viewers, Park Dong-bin was also affectionately known as “Juice Uncle.” The nickname came from his legendary scene in the 2012 drama Maybe Love, where his character, shocked by unexpected news, spits orange juice from his mouth in what became widely known as the “juice waterfall” scene.

The moment became one of his most talked-about scenes and continued to be remembered by fans for years. It also helped make him a familiar and beloved figure across different generations of viewers. Park Dong-bin married fellow actress Lee Sang-yi in 2020. The couple became known as one of the entertainment industry’s actor couples and has one daughter together.

As Park Dong-bin often expressed his deep love for his family in broadcasts and interviews, many are sending condolences and support to his bereaved family. His funeral hall has been set up in VIP Room 5 on the 4th floor of Domin Funeral Hall in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province. The funeral procession will take place on May 1 at 8:30 a.m. KST. He will be laid to rest at Woosung Memorial Park after passing through Yongin Pyeongon Forest.

Sources: Daum | MK스포츠