Name: Quantum Physics
Genre: Crime & Mystery
Released: 2019-09-25
Rating: 9.0
Cast: Seo Ye Ji, Park Hae Soo, Kim Sang Ho, Kim Eung Soo, Lee Chang Hoon

Seo Ye Ji is a South Korean actress. Born on April 6, 1990, she made her acting debut in the television series “Potato Star 2013QR3” in 2013. She has since starred in “The Night Watchman” (2014), “Super Daddy 10” (2015), “Last” (2015), “Moorim School” (2016), “Hwarang” (2016-2017) and “Lawless Lawyer” (2018).

Seo Ye Ji

About Park Hae Soo: 
Park Hae Soo is a South Korean actor and was born on November 21, 1981. He initially started his career on the theatre stage in 2007. He then made his acting debut in 2012 and has appeared in various television dramas and films, including “Quantum Physics” (2019), a role which won him the Best New Actor award at the 40th Blue Dragon Film Awards.
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Park Hae Soo is a versatile celebrity. Other than acting in television dramas, he continued acting and singing in theatre plays as well. One of his plays eventually caught the eye of a famous director who invited him to play the lead role in a drama.
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Park Hae Soo was previously in a relationship with musical actress Lim Kang Hee from 2013 to 2016. However they broke up and in 2019, Park Hae Soo married his non-celebrity girlfriend who is six years younger than him. The couple had met through a mutual friend and dated for a year before getting married. Earlier in 2021, they announced the welcome of their first child. The couple’s son was born on the exact same day Squid Game was released and as a result, their son was jokingly nicknamed “Baby Squid”.

Park Hae Soo’s Movies and TV Shows: 
In 2012, he made his television drama debut. He went on to act in television dramas such as “Six Flying Dragons” (2015-2016), “Legend of the Blue Sea” (2016), “The Liar and His Lover” (2017), “Prison Playbook”(2017-2018), “Squid Game” (2021), and “Chimera” (2021).
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Park Hae Soo rose to popularity in Korea after starring in “Prison Playbook” (2017-2018), where he acted as a famous baseball player turned prison convict. He shot to international fame after acting in the latest hit “Squid Game” (2021).
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In “Squid Game”, he acted as Cho Sang Woo (Player 218). Previously the head of an investment team, he was wanted by the police for racking up massive debts and stealing money from his clients due to a series of bad investments. Sang Woo was reunited with his childhood friend and senior Ji Hoon when they both participated in the game to try to win the prize money of ₩45.6 billion.

Park Hae Soo made his movie debut in 2014 where he acted in “The Pirates” as an extra.

Park Hae Soo

Kim Sang Ho is a South Korean character actor who is instantly recognizable from his signature bald head and side curls. Born on July 24, 1970, he began his acting career in theater in 1996 before branching into films and television dramas. Some of his recent roles include “Wonderful Days” (2014), “Doctor Stranger” (2014) and “D-Day” (2015), as well as the film “Proof of Innocence” (2016).

Kim Sang Ho

Kim Eung Soo is a South Korean actor. He was born on February 12, 1961 in Seocheon County, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea. He studied theater and film at Seoul Art College and filmmaking at the Japan Institute of the Moving Image and made his acting debut in 1984. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Secret Investigation Record” (2010), “Warrior Baek Dong Soo” (2011), “History of the Salary Man” (2012), “Bridal Mask” (2012), “Cunning Single Lady” (2014), and “Quantum Physics” (2019).

Kim Eung Soo

Lee Chang Hoon is a South Korean actor. He was born on April 28, 1980 and made his acting debut in 2009. Since then he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “SKY Castle” (2018) and “Black Dog” (2019).

Lee Chang Hoon

Lee Chan Woo (Park Hae Soo) is a man of many talents. A major player in the world of Korean nightlife, he not only runs a successful nightclub, but has made a name for himself as the “Hua Tuo” of nightlife. Nicknamed after the legendary Chinese physician, Chan Woo has a knack for breathing new life into struggling, nearly bankrupt nightclubs, making them successful once again. A man who lives by his own “quantum physical theory”, he truly believes that your thoughts and actions shape your reality.

But Chan Woo’s theory is put to the ultimate test when he learns that one of the country’s top celebrities is taking part in a drug party being held at one of the local clubs. Knowing the authorities must be informed, he contacts Officer Park Ki Heon (Kim Sang Ho), knowing he’ll do what must be done to bring those involved to justice. With Officer Park and his associate, Sung Eun Young (Seo Ye Ji) by his side, Chan Woo and his team begin to investigate the less-than-reputable goings on in some of the city’s hottest clubs; but digging deeper brings with it all sorts of nasty consequences.

With celebrities, prosecutors, and politicians all involved in the ever-growing scandal, Chan Woo, Eun Young, and Officer Park must confront some of the country’s most powerful people in a fight for justice that may end up costing them everything.

An engaging story from start to finish, “Quantum Physics” is a 2019 crime film directed by Lee Sung Tae.

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