[Interview] Park Eun-bin, "I think I'm growing well"

Actress Park Eun-bin, who recently returned with the Netflix series "The WONDERfools", shared her thoughts on celebrating the 30th anniversary of her debut.

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During an interview held at a café in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 22nd, Park Eun-bin said, "I want to live healthily. I think I believe that Park Eun-bin herself needs to be well for me to devote my energy to a character fully. Personally, I hope to remain emotionally at peace and not let anything negatively affect my acting".

Born in 1992, Park Eun-bin debuted in 1996 as a children's clothing model. Through consistent and dedicated acting work, she has now become an actress with a genre and identity uniquely her own, marking her 30th year in the industry.

Saying that she is 'trying hard to maintain inner peace', Park Eun-bin added, "I definitely went through a period during the university years that became a strong stepping stone for me. Of course, there are times when I feel shaken or fall apart, but I think I've matured a lot to the point where others see me as stable. I think I'm growing well".

She continued, "Since this is my 30th anniversary, it's also a year in which I want to celebrate myself a little and tell myself, 'You've worked hard all this time'. I never cared that much about numbers before, but seeing how much my fans wanted to celebrate this milestone made me want to spend time giving back to them as well".

She added, "I plan to spend a meaningful 2026 together with my fans".

"The WONDERfools" is a supernatural comedy adventure set in the late days of 1999, following a group of unlikely neighborhood misfits who accidentally gain superpowers and struggle to protect the world from villains threatening the peace. The series drew attention even before its release as a reunion project between Park Eun-bin and director Yoo In-sik, who previously worked together on Extraordinary Attorney Woo.

Within just three days of release, the series ranked No. 1 in "Today's Top 10 Series in South Korea" and reached No. 6 on the global Top 10 non-English TV shows chart, continuing to generate buzz.