Trigger Warning: This article mentions death, reader discretion is advised.Famous South Korean actor Park Dong Bin, known for his roles in ‘Mission: Kidnap The Top Star’, ‘Gingko Bed’ and ‘How To Keep My Love’, has passed away. He was 56 years old when he died. He was also known as ‘Uncle Juice’ among fans.
Park Dong Bin died a few days before opening the restaurant
The report was confirmed by Maeil Business, which revealed that it did not find a response at its soon-to-be-opened restaurant in Pyeongtaek. He was found by a close friend who was helping him at the restaurant on April 29, at 4:25 p.m.The case is currently under investigation, however, according to the report, officials at the Pyeongtaek Police Station have yet to find any signs of foul play or a suicide note. The cause of his death has not been made public. His funeral and memorial service will be held today at the Anseong Civic Funeral Hall in Gyeonggi Province.The veteran actor is survived by his wife, actress Lee Sang Yi, and their young daughter.
About Park Dong Bin
The veteran actor has been in the entertainment industry for nearly 30 years, and has appeared in many Korean dramas and films throughout his career. Born on October 15, 1969, Park began his career around 1990 by appearing in small roles in various TV series. His role came with the film ‘Shiri’ which was released in 1998.He worked in a variety of genres and was known for his acting skills and ability to blend with his character. Some of his most popular works over the years include: ‘The Huntresses’, ‘It Can Be Done’, ‘All About Kimchi’, ‘The Great Wife’ and ‘Enemies From a Past Life’ to name a few.He was mostly known by his nickname, ‘Juice Uncle’, which came from one of his most iconic roles in the drama ‘I Love You, I’m Sorry’, where he threw orange juice in shock in one scene.
