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Oh Ye-ju (오예주)
Oh Ye-ju (오예주, born 2004) is a South Korean actress with Rain Company, first signed by Rain's agency in 2020. Known for Under the Queen's Umbrella (2022), Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha teen role, Gangnam B-Side, Love Your Enemy, and her first lead in KBS's Hot Feet (2024), winning a 2024 KBS Drama Award.
Oh Yeon-seo
Oh Yeon-seo (오연서, born Oh Haet-nim, 1987) is a South Korean actress and former singer who debuted in the 2002 girl group LUV, then rose through dramas like My Husband Got a Family, A Korean Odyssey, and Mad for Each Other.
Olive May (Filipino actress)
Olive May (Olive May Sophia Bihag, born 2004, Cebu City) is a Filipino actress and former P-pop group member signed to Sparkle GMA Artist Center, known for TOLS, MAKA, Forever Young, and Born to Shine.
Ouyang Nana (欧阳娜娜)
Ouyang Nana (欧阳娜娜, born 2000, Taipei), Taiwanese cellist, singer, and actress; Curtis Institute scholarship cellist at 13, debut film Beijing Love Story, album 15, Japan Gold Disc new artist winner.
P. Ramlee
P. Ramlee (Teuku Zakaria, 1929–1973), Malaysian Seniman Agung: singer, actor, composer, and director of the golden age of Malay cinema, known for the Bujang Lapok comedies, Penarek Becha, and 250 songs.
Panachai Sriariyarungruang
Panachai Sriariyarungruang (ปณชัย ศรีอาริยะรุ่งเรือง), aka Junior, born 1996, is a Thai actor and emcee under GMMTV, formerly Nadao Bangkok, known for Cherry Magic, Perfect 10 Liners, and My Romance Scammer.
Paolo Ballesteros
Paolo Ballesteros (Paolo Elito Macapagal Ballesteros IV, born 1982) is a Filipino actor, comedian, drag queen, Eat Bulaga! co-host, and host of Drag Race Philippines, known for viral makeup transformations and Best Actor wins for Die Beautiful.
Park Bo-gum (박보검)
Park Bo-gum (박보검), born 1993, is a South Korean actor famous for Reply 1988, Love in the Moonlight, and Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines; a former Navy conscript, Celine ambassador, and Korea Tourism honorary ambassador.
Park Eun-bin (박은빈)
Park Eun-bin (박은빈), born 1992, is a South Korean Namoo Actors actress and child model of 1996 whose breakout roles were The King's Affection and Extraordinary Attorney Woo, winning the 2023 Baeksang Grand Prize.
Park Gyu-young (박규영)
Park Gyu-young (박규영), born 1993, is a South Korean actress of Sweet Home, Celebrity, and Squid Game seasons 2–3 as guard Kang No-eul; Yonsei fashion graduate, JYP-discovered, Saram Entertainment, KBS and MBC Drama Awards winner.
Park Ha-sun
Park Ha-sun (박하선, born 1987) is a South Korean actress who debuted in 2005 with Love Needs a Miracle and rose to fame as Queen Inhyeon in Dong Yi and in High Kick! 3, winning a 2012 Baeksang TV award.
Park Hae-il (박해일)
Park Hae-il (박해일, born 1977) is a South Korean film and stage actor who moved from musical theater to become one of Korean cinema's leading men.
Park Hae-jin (박해진)
Park Hae-jin (박해진, 朴海鎮) is a South Korean actor born 1983 in Busan, debuted 2006 in Famous Chil Princesses, known for Seoyoung My Daughter, Cheese in the Trap, and Kkondae Intern, and a leading Korean actor in Chinese dramas with 2012 and 2016 LETV awards.
Park Hae-soo (박해수)
Park Hae-soo (박해수, born 1981) is a South Korean actor known for Prison Playbook, Cho Sang-woo in Squid Game, Narco-Saints, and Blue Dragon and Korea Drama Awards honors.
Park Han-byul (박한별)
Park Han-byul (박한별), born 1984 in Seoul, is a South Korean actress who began as an ulzzang, debuted in Wishing Stairs (2003), starred in horror films and SBS/MBC dramas, then paused for six years after her husband Yoo In-seok's Burning Sun scandal, returning in 2025 via TV Chosun and the film Karma.
Park Hee-soon (박희순)
Park Hee-soon (박희순, 朴熙順), born 1970, is a South Korean film, TV, and theater actor trained at the Seoul Institute of the Arts and the Mokhwa company, Blue Dragon and Baeksang supporting-actor winner, known for Seven Days, 1987, My Name, Moving, and The Bequeathed.
Park Hyung-sik (박형식)
Park Hyung-sik (박형식), born 1991 in Yongin, is a South Korean actor and ZE:A singer known for Strong Woman Do Bong-soon, Suits, Our Blooming Youth, Buried Hearts, and Japan fan concerts.
Park Ki-woong (박기웅)
Park Ki-woong (박기웅, born 1985) is a South Korean actor and painter known for the 'millstone dance' commercial, villain roles in Bridal Mask, Secretly Greatly, and Return, and his 2021 painting debut with the K Art Award-winning portrait '이고'.
Park Min-young (박민영)
Park Min-young (박민영), born 1986, is a South Korean actress; debut 2005 SK Telecom commercial, fame from Unstoppable High Kick; leads in Sungkyunkwan Scandal, City Hunter, What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, and Marry My Husband (2024).
Park Se-young (박세영)
Park Se-young (박세영), born 1988, South Korean actress of School 2013, Faith, My Daughter Geum Sa-wol, Mental Coach Jegal; married co-star Kwak Jung-wook in 2022; CL&Company; distinct from same-name entertainers.
Park Seo-joon (박용규)
Park Seo-joon (박서준; birth name Park Yong-gyu 박용규), South Korean actor born 1988, known for Midnight Runners, Itaewon Class, Gyeongseong Creature and his Hollywood debut as Prince Yan in The Marvels (2023), represented by Awesome ENT.
Park Shin-hye (박신혜)
Park Shin-hye (박신혜), born 1990, is a South Korean actress and singer who debuted in 2003 in the music video Flower and the young Choi Ji-woo role in Stairway to Heaven, starred in You're Beautiful, Pinocchio, Doctors, and Call, released the 2014 single My Dear, and married actor Choi Tae-joon in 2022.
Park Si-hoo (박시후)
Park Si-hoo (박시후), reported birth name Park Pyeong-ho, South Korean actor born 1977 or 1978, star of The Princess's Man and Cheongdam-dong Alice; distinct from the 2001-born SSG Landers pitcher of the same name.
Park Si-yeon (박시연)
Park Si-yeon (박시연), birth name Park Mi-seon, born 1979 in Busan, is a South Korean actress; Miss Korea 2000 entrant, debut in CCTV dramas, Korean breakthrough My Girl (2005), awards for A Love, and 2013 propofol suspended sentence.
Park So-dam (박소담)
Park So-dam (박소담), Korean actress born 1991 in Seoul, K Arts-trained, Artist Company; breakout The Priests (2015), Ki-jeong in Parasite (Palme d'Or, 2020 Oscar Best Picture), thyroid cancer 2021, 2026 film Gyeongju Pilgrimage; distinct from the 1993-born writer of the same name.
Park Sung-hoon (박성훈) (actor)
Park Sung-hoon (박성훈), South Korean actor born 1985 in Gwacheon; villain Jeon Jae-jun in The Glory, Cho Hyun-ju in Squid Game 2 and 3, Yoon Eun-sung in Queen of Tears; 2018 KBS Best New Actor for My Only One. Distinct from the I-LAND idol and the finance official of the same name.
Park Yong-ha (박용하)
Park Yong-ha (박용하, 1977–2010) was a South Korean actor and singer who starred in Winter Sonata (2002), debuted as a singer in 2003 as "Who," won Japan Gold Disc Awards, led YONA Entertainment, and died by suicide in Seoul in 2010.
Park Yoon-ho
Park Yoon-ho (박윤호), born 2003, is a South Korean actor under INNIT Entertainment (JYP subsidiary) who debuted in Night Has Come (2023) and broke out in 2025 with Study Group, Trigger, and Our Unwritten Seoul, winning a 2025 Asia Artist Awards New Actor Award.
Pattraphus Borattasuwan (ภัทราภัสร์ โบรัชตะสุวรรณ์)
Pattraphus Borattasuwan (ภัทราภัสร์ โบรัชตะสุวรรณ์), known professionally as Bonnie, is a Thai actress, singer, and model signed to GMMTV, best known for her lead role as Dokrak in the 2025 girls' love series Us.
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (born 1972, Daejeon) is a Korean-Canadian actor known as Appa in Kim's Convenience (play 2011, CBC 2016–2021), Captain Carson Teva in Star Wars, and Uncle Iroh in Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender.