Kim Hye-ok

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Kim Hye-ok
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Kim in April 2019
Born (1958-05-09) May 9, 1958 (age 66)
Seoul, South Korea
Education Seoul Institute of the Arts – theater and film
Chung-Ang University – theater and film
Chung-Ang University Graduate School of Mass Communication – master's degree in journalism
Occupation Actress
Years active1980–present
Korean name
Hangul
김혜옥
Hanja
Revised Romanization Gim Hye-ok
McCune–Reischauer Kim Hyeok

Kim Hye-ok (born May 9, 1958) is a South Korean actress. [2] [3] [4]

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1989Today's Woman
1991 Theresa's Lover Wife
1992 Our Twisted Hero Han Byeong-tae's mother
1993Love Is Oh Yeah!Byeong-soo's mother
Two Cops Detective Jo's wife
2003 My Tutor Friend Kim Ji-hoon's mother
Show Show ShowSan-hae's mother
Spring BreezeMadam Hong
2004 My Little Bride Park Sang-min's mother
2005 This Charming Girl Jeong-hae's mother
Green Chair Seo Hyun's mother
Sa-kwa Sang-hoon's relative from his hometown
2006 Family Ties Mae-ja
Ad-lib Night Myung-eun's mother
Old Miss Diary the MovieHye-ok
2007 Two Faces of My Girlfriend Gu-chang's mother
2008 Lovers of Six Years Lee Da-jin's mother
Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do Yoon Jung-won's mother
My Dear Enemy Mrs. Han
2009 Kill Me Yoon Yeo-kyung
Girlfriends Song-yi's mother
2010Twilight GangstersGong Shin-ja
2011 Come Rain, Come Shine Woman's mother on the phone(voice)
Sunny Im Na-mi's mother
2016 A Man and a Woman Moon-joo's mother
The Table Sook-hee
2017 One Day Sun-hwa's mother
2019 Cheer Up, Mr. Lee Saet-byul's grandmother
2022 Life Is Beautiful Jin-bong's motherSpecial appearance [5]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1980Lifetime in the CountryGi-hong's wife
1987DaughterWife
1988The Last Idol
1991Lethe's Song
1992Time and Tears
1995Fourth RepublicKim Myo-chun
Always Blue HeartsKyung-hwa's mother
1996Im Kkeok-jeongIm Kkeokjeong's mother
Hometown of Legends:
"Ssangtaebawi"
Hometown of Legends:
"Yaho"
1997Generation of SensibilityMi-seon's mother
1999 The Clinic for Married Couples:
Love and War 		Cameo
2001LoversFashion shop owner Kim Hye-ok
2003SnowmanHospital transplant coordinator
Garden of EveBaek Ji-ae's mother
BreathlessShin Moo-chul's mother
2004 Something Happened in Bali Choi Young-joo's mother
Beautiful TemptationMin Hye-ok
Lotus Flower FairyKim Moo-bin's mother
I'm Sorry, I Love You Jang Hye-sook
Old Miss DiarySmall granny 2
2005 Hong Kong Express Ms. Min
Wonderful Life Pyo Jae-kyung
The Hard GoodbyeEditor
Autumn Shower Nam Kyung-mi
Let's Go to the BeachMrs. Hwang
Bizarre Bunch Choi Yoo-jung
MBC Best Theater:
"Garibong Ocean's Eleven"		Mrs. Jangone act-drama
2006WolfMadam Han Kyung-shil
Dr. Kkang Yeon-ji
Love Truly First Lady Oh Young-sil
Over the Rainbow Lee Mi-ja
Common SingleYoon Jung-shim
Fugitive Lee Doo-yongKim Bok-soon
90 Days, Time to Love Hyun Ji-seok's mother
Love and HateOh Geum-ja
MiracleLee Mi-so's fellow alumna
2007Salt DollKang Ji-seok's mother
Flowers for My LifePark Cho-sun
Several Questions That Make Us HappyKyung-sook
Capital Scandal Ueda Sachiko
Ground ZeroHan Yoo-jin's mother
Daughters-in-Law Lee Myung-hee
Likeable or Not Lee Jong-soon
2008Formidable RivalsWidow Oh Mi-ja
You Stole My HeartSon Jeom-soon
My Sweet SeoulOh Eun-soo's mother
My Life's Golden AgeBok Mi-ja
White Lie Na Jin-soon
2009 My Too Perfect Sons Ahn Moon-sook
Two Wives Song Ji-ho's mother
Heading to the Ground Oh Yeon-yi's mother
Don't Hesitate Cha Young-ran
2010 Bad Guy Mrs. Shin
The Scarlet LetterJung Soon-im
KBS Drama Special:
"Stone"		Jung Myung-jaone act-drama
It's Okay, Daddy's Girl Heo Sook-hee
2011 Royal Family Seo Soon-ae
All My Love for You Kim Hye-ok/Kim Gab-sun
Baby Faced Beauty Jung-ok
Scent of a Woman Kim Soon-jung
KBS Drama Special:
"Daughters of Bilitis Club"		Choi Hyang-jaone act-drama [6]
My One and OnlyHong In-sook
Saving Mrs. Go Bong-shilPark Won-sook
2012 Dr. Jin Hong Young-rae's mother
Seoyoung, My Daughter Cha Ji-sun
Ugly CakeLee Jung-ja
Here Comes Mr. Oh Go Sung-sil
2013 All About My Romance Na Young-sook
Two Weeks Jo Seo-hee
KBS Drama Special:
"Yeon-woo's Summer"		Park Soon-im
Melody of Love Yoo Jin-soon
2014 Can We Fall in Love, Again? Jung Soon-ok
Jang Bo-ri Is Here! In-hwa
Doctor Stranger
Discovery of Love Shin Yoon-hee
Love & Secret Oh Myung-hwa
2015 The Producers Lee Hoo-nam
A Daughter Just Like You Hong Ae-ja
2016 Listen to Love Cameo
Father, I'll Take Care of You Moon Jeong-Ae
Let's Make a New StartKim Ha-na
2017 Manhole Yoon Kkeut-soon
Strong FamilyMrs. Jo
My Golden Life Yang Mi-jung
2018 What's Wrong with Secretary Kim Madame Choi [7]
Your Honor Im Geum-mi [8]
2019 Home for Summer Na Yeong-sim
2020 Oh My Baby Lee Ok-ran
2022 Through the Darkness Park Young-shin [9]
It's Beautiful Now Han Kyeong-ae [10]
2023 The Real Has Come! Kang Bong-nim [11]

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
198218th Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actress in TheaterWon
1987Director's Group AwardsExcellence AwardWon
200647th Thessaloniki International Film Festival [12] Best Actress [13] Family Ties Won
MBC Drama Awards Special Acting Award, Veteran Actress Over the Rainbow Won
KBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress Bizarre Bunch Nominated
2007 44th Grand Bell Awards Best Supporting Actress Family Ties Nominated
SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Serial DramaLove and HateNominated
KBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress Likeable or Not ,
The Golden Age of Daughters-in-Law 		Won
2009 SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Serial Drama Don't Hesitate Nominated
KBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress My Too Perfect Sons Nominated
2010 SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Special Bad Guy Nominated
2011 SBS Drama Awards Special Acting Award, Actress in a Weekend Drama Scent of a Woman Won
2014 MBC Drama Awards Golden Acting Award, Actress Jang Bo-ri is Here! Won

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