Kim Ji-young (actress, born 1974)

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Kim Ji-young
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Born (1974-09-07) September 7, 1974 (age 49)
Okcheon County, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea
Education Hanyang University ERICA Campus - Cultural Anthropology
Occupation Actress
Years active1995-present
AgentUrban Works Entertainment
Spouse
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(m. 2004)​
[1]
Korean name
Hangul
김지영
Hanja
Revised Romanization Gim Ji-yeong
McCune–Reischauer Kim Chiyŏng

Kim Ji-young (born September 7, 1974) is a South Korean actress. She won several Best Supporting Actress awards for playing an indomitable handball player in the 2008 sports drama Forever the Moment . [2] [3] Kim also starred in leading roles in the televisions series My Lovely Fool (2006), [4] Two Wives (2009), [5] Marry Me, Please (also known as All About Marriage, 2010), [6] and Everybody Say Kimchi (2014), as well as the film Touch (2012). [7] [8]

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1998If It Snows on ChristmasJi-won
2003 Happy Ero Christmas Park Hyang-sook
2004Don't Tell PapaCho-won's homeroom teacher
2005 Wet Dreams 2 Biology teacher
Innocent Steps Police officer in
married disguise
2006NasiriyahPublisher colleague Short film
Old Miss Diary - MovieKim Ji-young Cameo
2008 Forever the Moment Song Jeong-ran
2010 Cyrano Agency Yoo-mi
2012 All About My Wife Radio show writer Song
Horror Stories Hyun-soo's motherSegment: "Ambulance on the Death Zone" [9]
TouchLee Soo-won/Park Joo-mi
Modern FamilyJi-wonSegment: "Star Shaped Stain"
2014 The Plan Man Psychiatrist
2016 Will You Be There? VeterinarianCameo
2017 Room No.7 Cameo
2018 The Vanished Doctor ChaSpecial appearance
2019 Extreme Job Chief Go's wife
Exit Jung-hyun
2022 2037 Kyung-sook / Yoon-young's mother [10] [11] [12]
2023 My Heart Puppy Seon-miCameo [13]
Because I Hate Korea Kim Tae-eun [14]
Single in Seoul pre-production [15]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNetwork
1995Drama Game "The Man Who Wakes Up Happiest" KBS2
Good Man, Good WomanKang-ja
Daughter-in-law's Three KingdomsKorean daughter-in-law
1996MBC Best Theater "Made for Each Other" MBC
Country DiariesBok-gil
Reporting for DutyLee Hwi-jae's girlfriend KBS2
1997Medical BrothersKim Young-ki MBC
Heroic RebellionMi-sook
You and IMi-sook
New York Story SBS
1998Run BarefootNa Chae-dan MBC
Love and SuccessGil-ja
1999TomatoYoon Se-ra SBS
Love in 3 Colors Yang Mi-ri KBS2
I'm Still Loving YouBaek Jang-mi MBC
Oh! Happy Day KBS2
2000 Nonstop MBC
Mothers and Sisters Jang Nam-kyeong
2001Year of the Dragon Year of the DogGyeon-sook SBS
CoolChoi Se-ra KBS2
When You Miss Someone SBS
Everyday with YouJung Ji-yeon MBC
2002PresentYoo Mi-ran
2003Swan LakeGo Eun-ah
VioletEun-soo
2004Beijing My LoveRi Young-hee KBS2
Old Miss DiaryKim Ji-young
Toji, the Land Mr. Kim's wife SBS
4 IdiotsSeo Young-joo
2005MBC Best Theater "I'm Going to Movania Now"Ji-won MBC
2006MBC Best Theater "Hi, Angel"Ae-shim
Love Can't Wait Kang Hee-jung
My Lovely FoolJin Cha-yeon SBS
2008 On Air Herself (cameo, episode 1)
2009 Two Wives Yoon Young-hee
2010Marry Me, PleaseNam Jung-im KBS2
2012 May Queen Lee Bong-hee MBC
2013 My Kids Give Me a Headache Ahn So-young's friend (cameo) jTBC
2014 KBS Drama Special "First Birthday"Jung-sook KBS2
Everybody Say Kimchi Yoo Ha-eun MBC
2015The Great WivesJo Kyung-soon
2016 The Love Is Coming Lee Eun-hee SBS
2020 Good Casting Hwang Mi-soon / Gi Mi-sun
Graceful Friends Ji Myung-sook JTBC
2021Country Diaries 2021Bok-gil [16] MBC
2022 Link: Eat, Love, Kill Hong Bok-hee [17] tvN

Web series

YearTitleRoleRef.
2022 Monstrous Han Seok-hee [18]

Variety/radio show

YearTitleNotes
1998TV Loaded with Love Host
2008Kim Ji-young and Nam Sung-jin's Joa Joa [19] DJ
2011Escape Obesity Project for Kids Host
2012Food Talk Plus Host
Hometown TheaterNarration
2015 Real Men: Female Soldier Special - Season 2 [20] Cast member

Theater

YearTitleRole
2007Mong-yeon: A Love in Dreams
Sweet Goodbye

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
1997 MBC Drama Awards Best New ActressYou and IWon
199834th Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actress (TV)Won
2006 SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial DramaMy Lovely FoolWon
200816th Chunsa Film Art Awards Best Supporting Actress Forever the Moment Won
17th Buil Film Awards Best Supporting ActressNominated
9th Busan Film Critics Awards Best Supporting ActressWon
45th Grand Bell Awards Best Supporting ActressNominated
29th Blue Dragon Film Awards [21] [22] Best Supporting ActressWon
7th Korean Film Awards [23] Best Supporting ActressWon
2009 3rd Asian Film Awards Best Supporting Actress Nominated
SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Two Wives Nominated
2010 KBS Drama Awards [24] Top Excellence Award, ActressMarry Me, PleaseNominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Daily DramaWon
2014 3rd APAN Star Awards Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Everybody Say Kimchi Nominated
MBC Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial DramaWon
2016 SBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama The Love is Coming Won
2020 SBS Drama Awards [25] Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Genre/Action Drama Good Casting Nominated

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