Age: 31
male
Yuri Park is a South Korean-Russian actor, model, rapper, singer, and dancer. Yuri is fluent in Russian, Korean and English. He made his acting debut as Bang Do-jin, a member of the famed boy group SHAX, in the South Korean television series 'Imitation'. He started his music career on the boy group survival reality show Produce X 101. Yuri currently resides in South Korea. Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan to Korean parents, he moved to Russia when he was in middle school. Yuri was part of the national swimming team until high school and took part in competitions in Austria, United Arab Emirates, Germany. He graduated from high school in Russia and then studied International Studies at Korea University. His family moved to South Korea for Yuri to pursue a career as an idol, where he trained under SM and ESteem Entertainment. Yuri made his singing debut in 2019 with the duo JxR and released his single album 'Element'. He has also released an OST "I'll Promise You" for the Korean web series, 'Mr. Heart', OST "AMEN", "MALO" "Your Sign" for television series 'Imitation' and a Russian solo single album "На Муве". As a model, he has appeared in various fashion magazines such as Vogue Korea, Nylon Korea, Harper's Bazaar, W Magazine, Singles, Dazed, Esquire, L'Officiel, Homme, and more.
Park Yuri
Killer #6
for Killer #6 in CapeSplatter (Live Action Original Horror Film)
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On the darkest corners of the web, millions gather as voyeurs, paying in crypto and bloodlust to watch their favorite underground spectacle: real superheroes being brutally murdered in hundreds of different ways. This audience isn’t passive — they cheer, comment, demand escalation, and even bankroll the carnage. Their stars are a gang of sadistic erotophonophiles juiced with black-market powers, prowling the city to mug, humiliate, and butcher celebrity heroes in grotesque livestreams. But some of the so-called “victims” are monsters themselves — adored by day, predators by night. These celebrity superheroes are erotophonophiles too, sadists who take cruel pleasure in abusing their powers against civilians, torturing the helpless and posting the footage for their own loyal following. The few heroes who still embody real virtue are swiftly hunted, sucker-punched and exterminated by their sadistic peers, leaving only predators in capes. As the gangs circle each other, their atrocities escalate under the pressure of their paying audience, turning the city into a theater of horror. Predator hunts predator, civilians are prey, and the word “hero” rots in the gutter, drowned out by the applause of millions of unseen hands.
