Park Jun-myun

Park Jun-myun is a South Korean actress and musical theatre star with more than thirty years on stage. Her huge voice, comic timing and warm energy make her a scene-stealer in everything she does. Drama fans can now meet her as Jo Sook-ja in Love in Disguise (2026).

Park Jun-myun is 159 cm (5 ft 3 in) tall, according to her published profile.

Early life

Park Jun-myun was born on March 11, 1976, in Incheon, South Korea. She debuted in 1994 in the play The Visit, a special Korean-German co-production. From those first steps, the stage became her home, and she spent decades growing into one of the most trusted performers in Korean theatre.

Career and breakthrough

Park Jun-myun became a star of Korean musicals, shining in shows such as Les Misérables, Ghost and Mrs. Doubtfire. As Rosie in Mamma Mia!, she has delighted audiences again and again, including a much-loved run in 2025. Her stage work won her the Best Supporting Actress award at the Korea Musical Awards. She is also a singer-songwriter and released her own album in 2014.

Popular roles

On television, Park Jun-myun is remembered by many fans as forensic investigator Jo Yeong-shil in the long-running God's Quiz series, where her sharp and funny character solved cases season after season. Between stage and screen, she has played mothers, workers, neighbours and friends, always with total honesty.

Recent work and why fans love them

In Love in Disguise (2026), Park Jun-myun plays Jo Sook-ja near the top of the cast, and she also appears in Perfect Crown (2026) as Choi Jin-sook. Fans love her because she brings real life to the screen: loud laughter, deep feeling and the warmth of a favourite aunt, all in one performer.