Park Eun-bin, born on 4th September 1992, is a South Korean actress, who, in 1996, began her career as a child model, and in 1998 made her small screen debut in White Nights 3.98. One of the most prominent figures in the K-drama industry, she is a true chameleon known for her enthralling and consistently compelling performances. She brings something new and genuine to each role, whether in inspiring stories, coming-of-age tales, emotionally charged historical dramas, or gender-swap roles. Let’s explore some of her most notable parts, demonstrating that she is unquestionably a K-drama queen since she received international fame for her outstanding performance in Extraordinary Attorney Woo.
1. Woo Young-woo In Extraordinary Attorney Woo
Kang Ki-young, Park Eun-bin, and Kang Tae-oh are the main actors in the courtroom drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo. The story is about Woo Young-woo, a bright young attorney with autism spectrum disorder who approaches the law unconventionally and has a photographic memory. She encounters discrimination in her legal field, even though she had graduated first in her class. This however changes when she lands a position at Hanbada law firm, where she tackles challenging cases. Because of the character’s complexity, sensitivity, and charm, this is one of her most memorable parts. At the 59th Baesksang Arts Award, she also took home Daeang.
2. Lee Hwi/Dam-Yi In The King’s Affection
Based on the Yeonmo manhwa, The King’s Affection is a historical romance comedy that came out in 2021. Dam-yi, the future king’s twin gets taken from the palace as soon as she was born to save her life, and she leads a modest life without discovering her heritage. However, she must take on the identity of the young crown prince after his death to maintain the succession and avert political turmoil. Eun-bin showed genuine commitment to the role by learning to ride a horse and altering her voice. It is the first Korean TV program to get an International Emmy Award.
3. Seo Mok-ha In Castaway Diva
In the 2023 coming-of-age musical drama Castaway, a girl named Seo Mok-ha dreams of becoming a K-pop idol. After winning a UCC competition she goes to Seoul for an audition, but get in a tragic accident that leaves her stuck on a desolate island and returns to the world after fifteen years. The entertainment world that she once used to idolise has changed now, and so has she. Now, with the help of her producer, a former idol mentor, and a journalist, she fights back to reclaim her voice. Park gives her character unwavering hope and emotional depth, which turns this into a wonderful and inspirational tale.
4. Lee Se-young In Hot Stove League
When Lee Se-young the only female manager of a professional baseball team meets Baek Seung-soo, the new general manager, she feels he isn’t the right man for the job. His words are blunt, his manner cutting, and his methods unconventional. She however quickly learns that he is precisely what Dreams, the struggling team which she has devoted her life and career, needs. Eun-bin’s character is tough, pragmatic, and ambitious. Her performance is strong and nuanced, demonstrating her versatility in non-romantic roles.
4. Chae Song-ah In Do You Like Brahms?
Do You Like Brahms is a romance drama about classical music that released in 25ajoring in music as she enjoys playing the violin. The story highlights the struggle she goes through in this cutthroat musical world, pursuing your passion despite the challenges, and also shows her relationship with Park Joon-young, the pianist. Once again, Eun-bin’s performance was incredible; her dedication was also demonstrated by her commitment to art, where she learned to play the violin part herself.
6. Song Ji-won In Hello, My Twenties!
Hello My Twenties is drama about friendship and romance released in 2016. It is a slice-of-life story about five girls who live in Belle Epoque, a sharehouse, and how they all connect over the growing pains of their youth. The show delves into issues faced by younger generations in South Korea. Song Ji-won, is a 20-year-old journalism major who is bold and hilarious, bringing emotional depth and comic relief to the cast. Eun-Bin’s portrayal of her reflective and reserved character adds nuance and complexity to the storyline.
7. Jung Se-ok In Hyper Knife
An epic medical crime thriller series, Hyer Knife, was released in 2025. The story is about a disgraced neurosurgeon, Dr. Jung De-ok, who turns to unethical practicing to further neuroscience. During a power struggle her old mentor, Dr. Choi Deok-hee, is target out. Se-ok faces more moral dilemmas as she researches intriguing, questionable methods, making it difficult to discern between medical needs and selfish aspirations. It’s a startling shift for Park, who brilliantly mixes passion and vulnerability while establishing explosive chemistry with her co-star.
8. Jung Yeo-wool In The Ghost Detective
Lee Ji-ah, Choi Daniel, and Park Eun-bi feature in the 2018 mystery crime thriller The Ghost Detective. The story revolves around Detective Lee Da-il, a ghost stalker, who looks into the strange murder of his assistant Jung Yeo-wool’s younger brother. He encounters an enigmatic woman in red, Sunwoo Hye, who shows up at every crime site. Eun-bin showed her ability to play a more intense and serious role, which is quite different compared to her other ones.
9. Ham Yi-Seul In Operation Proposal
Remake of a Japanese drama, Operation Proposal is a romance fantasy released in 2012. The story is about two best friends, Ham Yi-seul and Kang Baek-ho, who have been together since elementary school. Unaware that Yi-seul has been in love with him for over two decades, he has never admitted his interest to her. He blames that he never declared his love for her during her wedding ceremony with Jin-won. A mystery conductor shows up and gives him another chance to win her affection. He goes back in time to alter the course of their love. With different version of her love, this drama helps us she how Eun-bin shows different emotional qualities of this character.
10. Lee Jung-joo In Judge Vs Judge
Released in 2017, this is a legal drama starring Yeon Woo-jin, Park Eun-bin, Na Hae-ryung, and Dong Ha. The story is about Lee Jung-joo a fiery judge who fights to reveal the innocence of her elder brother who was being framed for murder and rape, and gets killed while trying to acquit himself. Eun-bin delivers a fantastic performance, being both vulnerable and challenging. Her portrayal accentuates her emotional range, and her dynamic characters give depth.
