South Korean Actor
While many of her characters lack happiness, she explores them with enthusiasm. The passion is palpable. She unites her magnetism with her sharp stares, translating the nuances of her character into something perfect
The ‘Marry My Husband’ star is a late bloomer who sort of went unnoticed for years while dabbling with various roles until making a big splash in ‘River Where the Moon Rises’
Her set includes big wins like Park Chan-wook’s ‘Thirst,’ and Jung Byung-gil’s ‘The Villainess.’ They reiterate what Kim’s acting encapsulates—freewheeling at times, unpredictable at others, yet consistently controlled.
Before the incident, the actor underwent testing for suspected drug use under the Narcotics Control Act for roughly two months
The incident occurred after the actor underwent testing for potential drug use. A briquette of charcoal was on the passenger seat of his car, where he was found unconscious and later pronounced dead
Even in challenging roles, the ‘Ballerina’ star makes it look easy, and she never lets herself down to anything less than distinct when playing them
A curly-haired, towering, filthy rich, and adonis Gu Jun-pyo’s role went to Lee Min-ho, and purportedly he learned of it from the newspaper; there was fierce competition for the part
Gong's success story derives from how he eschews his accomplishments while still seeking to outperform his prior efforts
Particularly persuasive in expressions, Kang's performances go off the beaten path, creating distinct characters and winning illustrious awards
The famed Korean star presses for diversity now—in the roles she takes on, given her presence in the industry for more than a decade
