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omonatheydid2022-02-21 11:46 am
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Actor Park Bo-gum effectively wraps up active-duty Navy service
Actor Park Bo-gum began his final military vacation Monday, effectively ending his active-duty service as he is not required to return to his base under an antivirus guideline, Navy officials said.
Earlier in the day, Petty Officer Second Class Park left his Navy unit in the Gyeryongdae military headquarters, 160 kilometers south of Seoul, as he started the vacation that would last until his official discharge date on April 30.
Troops were usually obligated to be present at their bases on the final day of their service, but the military has eased such rules to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Park, nevertheless, will still technically remain an active serviceman until the discharge date. He has been serving in the Navy since August 2020.
All able-bodied South Korean men must carry out compulsory service for about two years in a country that faces constant security threats from North Korea.
Making his silver screen debut with the thriller film "Blind" (2011), Park gained huge popularity after taking a lead role in the hit TV series "Reply 1988" (2015) and "Love in the Moonlight" (2016).
source: The Korea Times
Earlier in the day, Petty Officer Second Class Park left his Navy unit in the Gyeryongdae military headquarters, 160 kilometers south of Seoul, as he started the vacation that would last until his official discharge date on April 30.
Troops were usually obligated to be present at their bases on the final day of their service, but the military has eased such rules to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Park, nevertheless, will still technically remain an active serviceman until the discharge date. He has been serving in the Navy since August 2020.
All able-bodied South Korean men must carry out compulsory service for about two years in a country that faces constant security threats from North Korea.
Making his silver screen debut with the thriller film "Blind" (2011), Park gained huge popularity after taking a lead role in the hit TV series "Reply 1988" (2015) and "Love in the Moonlight" (2016).
source: The Korea Times
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Well, I'm happy he's going to be back soon and healthy. I don't like him as an actor, to be honest, but he's such an eye-candy that I'll keep watching his works.
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He has been on my mind
Replying to poster #1 (well, they were #1 sweetestbliss1)
#1 - Personally, I read him as gay
#2 - He was really good in Love in the Moonlight
(Skip Record of Youth - the zero chemistry is effect at 100% and Itaewon class is a 15 second cameo)
#3 - I did love him in Encounter. Zero chemistry again, but I also find that ANYONE paired with Song Hye-kyo has zero chemistry. So, that is more about her than him. So if you are looking for that, turn away, if you enjoy his eye candy appeal, he brings it.
#4 - I blindly turn an eye to his religion because it seems like a cult.
#5 - Damn if I can remember if was a film or drama he got killed for his organs was, but it was brutal and he played that 30 second well.
#6 - I still need to rent Seo Bok on Viki, it's only $2.99, its Bo Gum and Gong Yoo.
Hoping that after being in the Army, he comes back hotter than ever like many of his peers and brings something more than the pretty.
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When his foot long hands appear in scenes, I can't even.
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He’s given me the creeps ever since I found out he’s in a cult, then reading about how his parents put him in the cult when he was just a baby makes me feel sorry for him. He still gives me the creeps but I really hope he can get out safely one day.
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