The Korean version of "House of Bills" is based on the sensational Spanish drama of the same name, and the Korean version of the story is set in the era of the unification of the two Koreas, telling the story of robbing 4 trillion won from the mint in the Inter-Korean Cooperative Economic Zone, thereby overthrowing an unfair society in which only the rich will be richer.
Among them, Park Hae-so, who played the role of Berlin, once showed superb acting skills with the evil character Cao Sang-woo in "Squid Game", which made fans of the drama itch to see.
Song Joong-ho, who goes by the pseudonym Berlin (Park Hae-soo) in the play, was born in North Korea, and when he was 9 years old, he and his mother were arrested on the way to the North, so they were locked up in a labor camp to spend a painful childhood, so he also knew the unspoken rules of society.
He came to live in Korea after the reunification of Korea, but he did not expect that coming to Korea also made him unable to find a place to stay, and could only engage in unsightly work, until he met the professor (Liu Zhitai), and his life rekindled hope.
Berlin, accustomed to using high-pressure and dramatic management to demonstrate leadership, is a dangerous figure in the group.
Park Hae-so, who debuted as a drama actor, was actually highly recognized when he starred in the high-profile Korean drama "Witty Cell Life", and showed thick shoulders and ice cube abs in the play, making it difficult to imagine that he is already a 40-year-old novice father.
Park Hae-so debuted as a drama actor in 2007, before starring in TV dramas, active in the drama and musical theater circles, accumulating a lot of performance experience, acting skills and popularity, in the musical theater industry is a little famous, director Shin Won-ho is also because he watched park Hae-so starred in the musical, decided to invite him to star in "Witty Cell Life".
Park Hae-so has been active as a drama and musical actor for many years and has accumulated certain acting skills and singing strength. Although he has never released a single, he once sang Li Wenshi's "Old Love" in the variety show "Life Tavern", which made the host of the scene fall into his charm!
The 40-year-old Park Hae-so is still in good shape, and when he played the role of Kim Ji-hyuk, a professional baseball player in "Witty Cell Life" in 2017, he staged many scenes of bathing and bare upper body in the play, showing the audience his long-trained strong arms and ice cube abs, showing his lean lines comparable to the athlete's body.
In the gap between filming "Witty Cell Life", due to the nude figure scene, Park Hae-so also did not forget to use time to use elastic bands, dumbbells and push-ups and other actions to train, in order to maintain the best posture at any time to interpret the role of athletes.
Park Hae-so, who has been playing a regular body role since his famous role as a pitcher, "Witty Cell Life," said: "From the time I stepped on the stage as a drama actor, the acting skills of physical contact gave people a very comfortable feeling."
Park Hae-so once said in an interview: "If you want to act in action scenes, you have to exercise, as an actor can do a lot of different cultivation, it feels good!" Because I like to work out and prepare my work, it's hard to overlap different scenes, so I want to do my best, as much as I can, to shoot works that use my body."
The above is Park Hae-so's experience introduction and fitness, not to mention it is difficult to see that Park Hae-so is already a 40-year-old novice father, and Mu Ne's appearance is different, with a gentle reversal personality, but also a powerful actor.