Shin Seung-ho discussed a job he had before his acting debut on DdeunDdeun's Pinggyego.
Koo Kyo-hwan, Kang Ki-young and Shin appeared in the September 19 brunch episode.
According to Newsis's review, Shin said he began football around his third or fourth year of elementary school and continued through university.
Football, department-store work and acting were connected through Yoo's questions.
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Shin Seung-ho discussed a job he had before his acting debut on DdeunDdeun's Pinggyego. Koo Kyo-hwan, Kang Ki-young and Shin appeared in the September 19 brunch episode. Yoo Jae-suk's conversation about jobs and life in their twenties brought out an experience beyond an introduction to a film cast.
According to Newsis's review, Shin said he began football around his third or fourth year of elementary school and continued through university. He recalled thinking that the sport might not be the right path for him among so many talented players.
After leaving football, he said he worked in security at a department store for about three months and enjoyed the job. When celebrities attended events, he sometimes received close-protection assignments.
One event he remembered was a Red Velvet fan-signing session. Shin said he had been assigned to provide close protection there.
That experience later connected with his acting career through Irene. He said that after beginning to act, he appeared in a film with her. They starred together in the 2021 film Double Patty. Keeping the event and the film shoot as separate points in time explains the unexpected connection he described.
Shin said footage of his entrance at the fan event had survived and that fans later found it. What is confirmed here is the guest's recollection of an earlier scene being rediscovered.
The episode was a group conversation, with Koo and Kang also present and Yoo leading it. Preview reporting said the actors would discuss filming and their characters in The Red. The subsequent review confirmed that the episode also included experiences outside their screen roles.
Football, department-store work and acting were connected through Yoo's questions. There was a gap between the security assignment and the later meeting as an actor. Following that sequence alongside Shin's own recollection offers a way to understand the discussion.
Park Ho-san welcomed Yang Seung-ho's new YouTube channel and recalled how they first met through a musical.
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Actor Park Ho-san has voiced his support for colleague Yang Seung-ho's new YouTube channel. Park said in an October 15 post that Yang had opened a YouTube channel and encouraged people to subscribe. The channel is called Bulkkot Namja Yang Seung-ho. An image accompanying the post shows a person apparently speaking toward a camera indoors, with captions on the screen and instruments and a keyboard behind them. Park also included tags naming MBLAQ, Yang and the channel.
Park said he first met Yang through the musical Gwanghwamun Sonata. Recalling how young Yang was at the time, Park remarked that he had since grown up. Playing on the channel's name, Park said he would give Yang a nickname meaning a man of depth. Park described Yang as warm and friendly without making a show of it. He also said he believed Yang would keep moving forward in whatever he did and invited others to follow the channel.
Park made his debut in the 1997 film Blackjack. He played Kang Cheol-du in Prison Playbook and Park Sang-hoon in My Mister. His subsequent television roles include Jeon Chun-man in Less Than Evil, Kwon Young-goo in Pegasus Market and Im Jae-pil in True Beauty. He played Yoo Dong-pil in The Penthouse II and The Penthouse III and Park Min-geon in Taxi Driver 2. He has also appeared on Life Bar, Knowing Bros and Problem Child in House, and was a regular panelist on Field Marvel.
In 2018, Park won the TV supporting actor award at the 54th Baeksang Arts Awards for Prison Playbook. The same year, he received an acting award at the 6th Asia Pacific Star Awards for My Mister. In 2022, he won a supporting actor award at the 13th Korea Drama Awards for Today's Webtoon and the top actor award in the daily and short drama category at the MBC Drama Awards for Wild Boar Hunting. His film credits include the 2024 releases Dead Man and Project Silence and the 2025 film Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. He played Ivan in the 2024 play Art. He appeared in the 2025 stage productions Kihyungdo Play and White Rabbit Red Rabbit, and played Michael in the musical Cabin during its 2025–2026 run. Park has served as a promotional ambassador for the Seoul Theater Association since 2022.
Park was scheduled for a special appearance in Meet in Seomyeon, a featured performance at the 2026 Seomyeon Street Arts Festival in the Seomyeon 1st Street area of Busan on October 16–17. The joint performance was described as involving about 150 people, including the Busanjin District municipal joint choir and Dongseo University's musical theater department. His upcoming roles also include Roteshu in the drama The Remarried Empress and Tae-sik in the film Mad Dance Office.
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