Park BoGum has the same appearance as the daughter ”Keummyung” from ”Good Work”... ”Kwangshik himself”

Actor Park BoGum shared the behind-the-scenes of "Thank You". On the 29th, Park BoGum posted on his SNS, "To you, I am, to me, you are #ThankYouWhen
"Life Gives You Tangerines" along with a few photos. In the published photos, Park BoGum is seen starring in the Netflix series "
In particular, Park Bo-Gum is showing off his father-son combo with child actress Shin Chae-Rin, who played his daughter Geum-Myung's childhood in the drama.
Park BoGum plays the role of Yang Kwang-sik in his youth, teaming up with IU as a married couple. Park BoGum's passionate performance, which depicts pure love, has been well received.
Park BoGum's appearance of having fun with a child actor during a break in filming is eye-catching. Netizens commented, "He's just like Kwangshik," "He's a really cool Kwangshik," and
"Thank you for being my dad," "Thank you for being my dad," and "Thank you for being my dad," were some of the comments left by the fans.
A Netflix series depicting the adventure-filled life of Gwang-sik, a boy as sincere as a sniper and as strong as iron, through four seasons. From Jeju in the 1960s to Seoul in 2025,
According to Netflix, "Otsukaresama" had 5.5 million views (viewing time divided by the total running time of the work) as of the 26th.
The drama recorded 100,000 views and ranked first in the Netflix Global Top 10 Series (Non-English) category. Actors IU and Park Bo-Gum, Moon So-Ri and Park Hae-Joon starred in the dramas Young and Middle-aged, respectively.
In addition, Kim Young-rim and Na Moon-hee added a sense of depth to the work, and Yeom Hye-ran, Oh Min-ae, Choi Dae-hoon, Jang Hye-jin, Cha Min-kyung, Lee
- Su-mi, Baek Ji-won, Oh Jung-se, and Um Jee-won rounded out the cast. Lim Sang-chu, who was loved for his TV series "When the Camellia Blooms" and "Fight for My Way",
Writer Ng and director Kim Won-seok, who has worked on "My Mister," "Signal," and "Misaeng," hit it off.
"Thank You" is available to watch on Netflix.