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South Korean movie Parasite that broke barriers and won awards in four major categories at the 92 Academy Awards. Bong Joon Ho's Parasite was up for six categories including Best Director, Best International Film, Best Film Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Picture, and Best Production Design. They won four Academy Awards including Best Picture becoming the first South Korean film to do so. Now, one year later, actor Park Seo Joon is reflecting on the film's impact.
Parasite released on May 30 in South Korea, last year. Speaking to T Singapore magazine recently, Park Seo Joon said that the film provided an opportunity for people to experience Korean culture. Though the actor had a very small part to play in the ensemble film, his best friend Choi Woo Shik was one of the lead actors in the film. “We are still lacking in terms of capital compared to Hollywood,” he said. “Despite that, we are producing something exceptional — ‘Parasite’ is the evidence of that.”
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To say Park Seo Joon is a household name in South Korea would be an understatement. Known to be "king of romance" on Television, the actor has become popular worldwide due to the immense popularity of Korean dramas across the globe. With Parasite and his shows, the actor wants to spread Korean culture more.“I myself need to work hard to show more of Korea’s culture,” he said.
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Park Seo Joon recently featured in one of the most talked Korean shows Itaewon Class that talked about everything from class issue to personal losses, hardships, societal issues amongst other important topics. Moving away from his romantic image, he said that the show made him “think back on the times I felt defeated in life and got lost,” and how the character eventually “enabled me to go back to my fundamental [personal] beliefs and reflect”.
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The actor is the June cover star of the T Singapore magazine. The caption read on Instagram, "On the cover of T Singapore’s June issue, South Korean actor Park Seo Jun, who, beyond being an accomplished performer and the lead of the hit series “Itaewon Class”, emphasises forging close connections with his fans through social media. “In some aspects, sharing my day-to-day life may not be special, but I feel it’s worthwhile because I found a way to return favours to my fans,” he says."
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