Park Bo Gum
Park Bo-gum is a Korean actor known for different roles. He’s one of the top-paid celebrities in Korea, an ambassador for some of the biggest brands in and out of South Korea, and he’s well-loved among his fans for his various roles that have made him a household name over the years.
Park Bo Gum
From Taek (the genius baduk player) in the Reply series to the lean model in Record of Youth, the Internet’s favorite husband Yang Gwan-sik in When Life Gives You Tangerines, to our favorite Olympic medalist in Good Boy, he has been nothing but exceptional in every role he has played so far. Over the years, he has undergone multiple changes for his roles. Let’s take a quick look at his journey.
Park B Gum looked timid in Reply 1988
Park slimmed his face and adopted a soft, quiet demeanor. He also sported a bowl-cut hairstyle to convey youth and innocence in his looks. He appeared tiny and timid compared to his other character, which perfectly brought out the character.
Park B Gum sported a lean look in Record of Youth?
He adopted a modern wardrobe, leaned physique, and sharpened his cheekbones visibly to embody a model. He went on a serious diet and even mentioned how hard it was to eat like a model, confessing that he used to sneak food when no one was watching.
Park B Gum gained weight for When Life Gives You Tangerines?
He gained 4–5 kg, darkened his complexion with makeup (foundation) from face to toes to appear tanned and rugged. This was a deliberate move to portray someone who has worked under the sun all his life to achieve that sun-kissed look.
How did Park B Gum transform for Yoon Dong-ju in Good Boy?
Over six months, he trained daily: 1 hour of strength training, 2 hours of boxing, plus added running and swimming routines. He increased muscle mass and followed a strict protein-and-vegetable diet to craft the physique of a national athlete.
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