Park Bo Gum’s Most Iconic K-Drama Characters, According To Korean Netizens

Park Bo Gum has taken on a variety of roles throughout his career, but three characters stand out as his most memorable, at least according to Korean fans. Whether it’s through his emotional performances or undeniable charm, these roles have left a lasting impact on viewers.

1. Choi Taek (Reply 1988)

One of Park Bo Gum’s most beloved roles is Choi Taek, a quiet and genius Go player in Reply 1988. Unlike the other lively neighborhood friends, Choi Taek was known for his soft-spoken nature, deep emotions, and heart-fluttering moments that made fans fall for him. His chemistry with the other characters and his personal growth throughout the drama made him unforgettable.

2. Lee Yeong (Love in the Moonlight)

In Love in the Moonlight, Park Bo Gum portrayed Crown Prince Lee Yeong, a playful yet intelligent royal who slowly matures into a wise ruler. His charming portrayal of the character, combined with his stunning historical drama visuals, made this role a standout. Many fans still remember watching his romance with Ra On, played by Kim Yoo Jung, unfold on screen.

3. Yang Gwan Sik (When Life Gives You Tangerines)

Most recently, Park Bo Gum’s portrayal of Yang Gwan Sik in When Life Gives You Tangerines has captured attention. Unlike his previous roles, this character offers a new side of his acting skills, making many longtime fans rethink their favorite performance of his. As the drama continues airing, more viewers are adding Yang Gwan Sik to their list of his best roles.

Some fans who once considered Choi Taek their favorite now lean toward Yang Gwan Sik. Others remain loyal to Lee Yeong’s captivating presence. Regardless of personal preference, these three roles have solidified Park Bo Gum’s status as one of Korea’s most versatile actors.