Who Is Park Mi-sun?
Welcome back, fellow readers! Today we are going to take a look at the beautiful senior Korean celebrity Park Mi-sun. Park Mi-sun is a whole-package Korean entertainer. She is involved in the entertainment industry as an actress, host, comedian, and radio announcer. Park Mi-sun made her first appearance in the variety shows Potato and The Winter of the Kiwi. She is also a host and cast member on several famous variety shows such as We Got Married, Quiz to Change the World, and Happy Together. She is very friendly with her co-stars, one of them being Yoo Jae-suk.
Do you wanna know more about this talented actress? Let’s check out her profile to get to know more about her!
Full Profile of Park Mi-sun
Name: Park Mi Sun
Birthplace: Seoul
Birth date: March 10, 1967
Age: 51 years old
Zodiac: Pisces
Blood Type: O
Weight: 55 kg
Height: 170 cm
Eyes Color: Black
Hair Color: Dark brown
Nationality: South Korea
Education: Hanyang University majoring in Theater and Film
Profession: Actress, host, comedian, radio announcer
Agency: Sidus HQ
Debut Year: 1987
Park Mi-sun’s family
- Lee Bong-won (husband)
- Lee Yu-ri (daughter)
- Lee Sang-yeob (son)
- Lee Young-hye (sister in law)
- Ko Jung-sun (mother in law)
Husband
Park Mi-sun’s husband is named Lee Bong-won. He was born on August 5, 1963, which is a 4-year gap with Mi-sun. Same as Mi-sun, Lee Bong-won is an actor and comedian. They sometimes get involved in the same project. These two slowly got to know each other and decided to settle down together.
Park Mi-sun’s Body
Starting in the middle of 2017, Park Mi-sun initiated a ‘no bra broadcast’ movement due to many fellow entertainers saying, “The first thing I do as soon as I get home is take off my bra.” She thought that women have to earn not only a good looking body but also a healthy and comfortable body.
Television Dramas
1998: Soonpoong Clinic (SBS)
2004: Oolla Boolla Blue jjang (KBS2)
2006: Please Come Back, Soon Ae! (SBS)
2007: Golden Bridge (SBS)
2009: Tae Hee, Hye Kyo, Ji Hyun (MBC)
2010: All My Love (MBC)
2011: The Greatest Love (MBC), cameo
2012: What Is Mom? (MBC)
2018: To. Jenny (KBS2)
Movie List
1987: Potato
1987: The Winter of the Kiwi, extra
1990: Two Wacky Heroes
2004: There We Were
2005: Boy Goes to Heaven, cameo
2009: Fortune Salon
2012: Tone-deaf Clinic
Variety Shows
1998: Youth March (MBC)
1991: A Good Laugh (SBS)
1991: Comedy Observatory (SBS)
1995: The Incredible People (MBC)
1995: TV Talk (MBC)
1995: Show! Miss Republic (Dong-A TV)
1998: Video Action Q (SBS)
1999: Current Affairs Comedy File (KBS2)
1999: Studio of Love (MBC)
2000: Happy TV (MBC)
2002: Man in Crisis (MBC)
2002: Eureka (KBS2)
2002: Gag Concert (KBS2)
2002: What an Amazing World (SBS)
2005: Couple’s Diary (MBC)
2005: IQ (EBS)
2006: Economic Vitamin (KBS2)
2006: Capture the Moment, How Is That Possible (SBS)
2006: Talk Talk Talk at 2 P.M. (MBC)
2006: Try to Live Well (SBS)
2007: Love in Asia (KBS2)
2007: Bad Housewife (YTN Star)
2007: Sponge 2.0 (KBS2)
2008: True or False (SBS)
2008: Cheerful Hero (MBC)
2008: Quiz to Change the World (MBC)
2008: Happy Together Season 3 (KBS2)
2009: Intimate Note Season 3 (SBS)
2010: Kind Mi Sun (Story On)
2010: Comedy Star (KBS2)
2011: We Got Married (MBC)
2011: Even If It’s Hateful, Once Again (SBS E!)
2011: Encore, Rebellion of the Tone-deaf (Channel A)
2012: The Great Birth Season 2 (MBC)
2012: Star King (SBS)
2012: How’s Your Husband? (tvN)
2013: Blind Test Show 180 Degrees (MBC)
2013: Bonanza Show Bang Bang Bang (MBN)
2013: Shinmungo (TV Chosun)
2013: Daechan Life (TV Chosun)
2013: Mamma Mia (KBS2)
2014: Hey Fox (TV Chosun)
2014: Whale Wars (tvN)
2014: Modern K-Pop History, Bangjajeon (tvN)
Radio Programs
1997: Kim Heung Gook and Park Mi Sun’s Radio Special Operation (MBC Radio)
1997: Jeong Yu Seong and Park Mi Sun’s Radio Special Operation (MBC Radio)
2003: Kim Heung Gook and Park Mi Sun’s Korean Special Show (SBS Love FM)
2008: Lee Bong Won and Park Mi Sun’s Our House Radio (SBS Love FM)
2010: Lee Bong Won and Park Mi Sun’s Wa Wa Show (SBS Love FM)
Awards
1988: 2nd MBC Gag Contest – Gold Medal
1988: MBC Drama Awards – Best Newcomer in Comedy
1996: MBC Drama Awards – Excellence Award in Radio
1999: MBC Drama Award – Top Excellence Award in Radio
2000: 36th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best Female Comedian (Soonpoong Clinic)
2004: SBS Drama Awards – Special Awards for Radio (Korean Special Show)
2005: 12th Korean Entertainment Arts Awards – Best Radio Host
2007: 9th KBS Right Language Awards – Recipient
2008: MBC Entertainment Awards – Top Excellence Award, Female Entertainer in a Variety Show
2009: 45th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best Female Variety Performer (Sunday Night)
2009: KBS Entertainment Awards – Top Excellence, Female Entertainer in a Variety Show (Happy Together Season 3)
2009: MBC Entertainer Awards – Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Sitcom (Tae Hee, Hye Kyo. Ji Hyun)
2010: MBC Entertainment Awards – Top Excellence Awards MC Category (Quiz to Change the World)
2011: MBC Entertainment Award – Top Excellence Award, Female Entertainer in a Variety Show (Quiz to Change the World)
2011: 23rd Korean PD Awards – Best Performer, TV Host Category
2013: KBS Entertainment Awards – Top Excellence Award, Female Entertainer in a Variety Show (Mamma Mia, Happy Together Season 3)
