Extraordinary Attorney Woo fame Park Eun-bin snags "Rising Star Award for TV" at Asian Pacific Cinema & Television event

Park Eun-bin delivers a heartfelt speech on winning the award (Image via Twitter/@kdramatreats)
Park Eun-bin delivers a heartfelt speech on winning the award (Image via Twitter/@kdramatreats)

Extraordinary Attorney Woo fame Park Eun-bin snagged the "Rising Star Award for TV" at the Asian Pacific Cinema & Television event hosted in association with the American Critics Choice Association award.

This was the inaugural edition of the awards. Held for the first time this year, the awards were hosted by The Critics Choice Association, who are also responsible for hosting the Critics Choice Awards. The Asian Pacific Cinema & Television Event aims to honor excellence in films and television from the Asia Pacific region.

The awards night was held at the popular Fairmount Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles on November 5 where Park Eun-bin won the "Rising Star Award for TV" for her role as rookie lawyer Woo Young-woo in Netflix’s Extraordinary Attorney Woo.


Park Eun-bin delivers a heartfelt speech upon winning the award

Although actress Park Eun-bin did not attend the awards, she was sure to convey her heartfelt gratitude in her winning speech, which she delivered in a video. The actress expressed her satisfaction and happiness upon receiving such a tremendous amount of love from fans across the world for her performance in Extraordinary Attorney Woo.

She further expressed her delight with the knowledge that the show has resonated with fans across the world despite cultural and language barriers.

Park Eun-bin then proceeded to thank the team of Extraordinary Attorney Woo, and writer Moon Ji-won for creating the extraordinarily special character Woo Young-woo, as well as director Yoo In-sik, before expressing her gratitude to everyone on the team who were a great source of support for her.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo centers around ace and competent rookie lawyer Woo Young-woo, played by Park Eun-bin. Despite being prejudiced against for having Asperger’s syndrome, with a keen eye for detail, photographic memory, and terrific attorney skills, there is no match for Woo Young-woo.

The quirky and charming legal drama was not only the audience’s favorite but a critics’ darling as well and topped Netflix’s Global Top 10 chart in the non-English TV category. Moreover, the final episode achieved 17.5 percent ratings across Korea, becoming one of the highest-rated K-dramas in history.

Fans are happy for Park Eun-bin, who played the titular character in the series, and have shared their reactions on social media.


More about Park Eun-bin

Park Eun-bin, who started out in the industry as a talented child actress, has been working for a long time now and has headlined several popular K-dramas including Hot Stove League, Hello My Twenties, Do You Like Brahms? and The King’s Affection, to name a few.

However, it was Extraordinary Attorney Woo that gave her worldwide success and recognition.

On September 3, the actress announced that she will be embarking on her first solo fan meeting tour since debut, starting with her home country Korea, before making stops in the Phillippines, Bangkok, Thailand, Singapore and Tokyo, Japan.


In other news, the legal drama has been approached by American producers for an American remake. Previously, the K-drama Good Doctor was remade for the American market and has done exceptionally well, which is why expectations are soaring for the American remake of Extraordinary Attorney Woo.

However, fans of the show are not exactly happy with the idea of an English remake of the show and believe the true essence of the drama lies in its Korean version and performances, which lends it an authentic flavor as well.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo will return with season 2 once lead actor Kang Tae-oh completes his military service.

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Edited by Susrita Das
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