Lee Hye-sook | |
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Born | |
Education | Hanyang University - Theater and Film |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1979–present |
Spouse | Han Gi-eun (m. 1992) |
Children | 1 |
Korean name | |
Hangul | 이혜숙 |
Hanja | |
Revised Romanization | I Hye-suk |
McCune–Reischauer | I Hyesuk |
Lee Hye-sook (born September 4, 1962) is a South Korean actress. She began acting in 1979, and has remained active in Korean cinema and television since. Lee is best known for the 1991 film Silver Stallion , in which she portrayed a young widow who was raped by an American soldier from a nearby base, then afterwards shunned by her village and driven to poverty and prostitution. [1] [2]
Year | Title | Role |
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1980 | White Smile | |
Winter Love | ||
1981 | Subzero Point '81 | Young-ok |
Youth Is Passion | ||
1984 | The Forgotten Season | |
Holy Mission | Lady Jung | |
Close Call with Death | Julie | |
1985 | The Stranger | |
1986 | Mulberry | |
Tae (The Placenta) | Gwi-deok | |
Jung-gwang's Nonsense | ||
Days of Seduction | ||
1987 | Sorrow | Lee Mi-sook |
1991 | Portrait of the Days of Youth | Lee Jeong-nim |
Camels Don't Cry Alone | ||
Silver Stallion | Eon-rae | |
1992 | Kim's War | 후사꼬 |
1998 | Bye June | Nurse 1 |
2001 | Wanee & Junah | Wa-ni's mother |
2008 | Open City | Song Ae-soon (cameo) |
2009 | Take Off | Bob's birth mother |
Year | Title | Role | Network |
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1979 | Chief Inspector | MBC | |
제3교실 | |||
1980 | Anguk-dong Miss | Crown Prince's Consort | |
1981 | 새아씨 | Daughter-in-law (wife of the youngest son) | |
Women's History: Jang Hui-bin | Queen Inhyeon | ||
Women's History: Eunjangdo (Silver Knife) | |||
1983 | Gosanja Kim Jeong-ho | ||
500 Years of Joseon: The King of Chudong Palace | |||
1984 | Governor-General of Joseon | Ye Wanyong's adoptive daughter | |
Spray | Yoon-hee | ||
Bestseller Theater "Beep Beep Club" | |||
1985 | 500 Years of Joseon: The Imjin War | Yodo-dono | |
1986 | Winter Flower | Han Mi-kyung | |
1987 | Tomorrow and Tomorrow | Mi-yeon | |
1988 | Three Women | Jang Se-hee | |
Famine in the City | Ji Soo-hee | ||
New York Love Story | Jang Mi-hee | Fuji TV | |
1989 | Senoya | Kang Shin-ae | KBS1 |
Flowering Nest | KBS2 | ||
1990 | Mong-sil's Older Sister | Buk Cheon-deok, Mong-sil's stepmother | MBC |
1991 | Near the Valley | Han Min-hwa | KBS2 |
Hyung (My Older Brother) | |||
Kim's War | Choi Moon-hee/Husako | Fuji TV | |
1994 | Wind Blowing in the Window | Won-hee | KBS2 |
1995 | Good Men, Good Women | Choi Yoon-kyung | |
1996 | When a Woman Loves | Jung-in | |
Deokhye | Princess Deokhye | MBC | |
Shooting | KBS2 | ||
Gan-yi-yeok | Choi Yeon-woo | MBC | |
1987 | Happy Morning | KBS2 | |
1998 | Hong Gil-dong | Choon-seom | SBS |
Hug | Jung-ae | ||
1999 | School | Math teacher Yoon Yoo-ran | KBS2 |
School 2 | Math teacher Yoon Yoo-ran | ||
Beautiful Choice | Go Yoon-jung | MBC | |
2000 | She's the One | Hong Chun-hee | KBS2 |
School 3 | Math teacher Yoon Yoo-ran | ||
Virtue | Kim Soon-young | SBS | |
SWAT Police | Yoo Kang-joo's mother | ||
2001 | Ladies of the Palace | Yun Won-hyung's wife | |
Delicious Proposal | Kwon Mi-sook | MBC | |
TV Novel: Stepmother | Lee Hae-shim | KBS1 | |
踊る大ソウル線 | Fuji TV | ||
2002 | Successful Story of a Bright Girl | Moon Jung-im | SBS |
Ruler of Your Own World | Kang In-ok | MBC | |
2003 | Hello! Balbari | Min-ji's mother | KBS2 |
Country Princess | Yoon Ji-sook | MBC | |
Merry Go Round | Sung Eun-kyo's mother | ||
Moon on Cheomseongdae | Sun-young | KBS2 | |
One Million Roses | Kim Soon-young | KBS1 | |
The King's Woman | Lady Kim, In-bin | SBS | |
Breathless | Oh Hyun-mi | MBC | |
2004 | April Kiss | Oh Shin-ja | KBS2 |
The Age of Heroes | Chun Tae-hee | MBC | |
My 19 Year Old Sister-in-Law | Song Kyung-hwa | SBS | |
Hyung (My Older Brother) | Kim Min-hee | KBS2 | |
New York Love Story - New | Miheui Koike | Fuji TV | |
2005 | Encounter | Yoon-ok | MBC |
Wonderful Life | Min Do-hyun's stepmother | ||
5th Republic | Jang Young-ja | ||
Loveholic | Im Young-ae | KBS2 | |
A Farewell to Sorrow | Kang Hye-sun | ||
TV Novel: Sonaki (Rain Shower) | |||
2006 | Mr. Goodbye | Mi-hee | |
Hearts of Nineteen | Choi Hye-sook | KBS1 | |
Special Crime Investigation: Murder in the Blue House | First Lady Lee Jin-ah | KBS2 | |
2007 | Heaven & Earth | Jin-sook | KBS1 |
Landscape in My Heart | Jang Mo-ran | ||
Merry Mary | Oh Sung-ja | MBC | |
Ground Zero | Park Sung-hee | ||
2008 | Woman of Matchless Beauty, Park Jung-geum | Sa Soon-ja | |
Why Did You Come to Our House? | Kim Mi-soon | SBS | |
You Are My Destiny | Hong Yeon-shil | KBS1 | |
Glass Castle | Han Yang-sook | SBS | |
2009 | What's for Dinner? | Yoon Mi-hee | MBC |
Partner | Jung Hye-sook (guest, episodes 3–7) | KBS2 | |
Don't Hesitate | Lee Jung-soo | SBS | |
Hero | Joo Myung-hee | MBC | |
2010 | Definitely Neighbors | Han Soo-hee | SBS |
Pure Pumpkin Flower | Pil-soon | ||
2011 | Dream High | Song Nam-boon | KBS2 |
My Bittersweet Life [3] | Geum Hwa-yeon | KBS1 | |
My Love By My Side | Sun-ah (cameo) | SBS | |
If Tomorrow Comes | Kim Bo-bae | ||
2012 | Fashion King | Yoon Hyang-sook | |
The Moon and Stars for You | Oh Young-sun | KBS1 | |
2013 | My Lover, Madame Butterfly | Sylvia Choi | SBS |
Pots of Gold | Jang Deok-hee | MBC | |
One Well-Raised Daughter | Im Chung-ran | SBS | |
2015 | House of Bluebird | Jung Soo-kyung | KBS2 |
The Return of Hwang Geum-bok | Cha Mi-yeon | SBS | |
2016 | Beautiful Gong Shim | Lawyer's wife | |
2018 | My Only One | Hong-sil | KBS2 |
2022 | Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 3 | Kim Dong-mi [4] | TV Chosun |
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
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1986 | All Night Fuji | Fuji TV | Host |
1987 | JOCX-TV2 - Seoul Soul | Fuji TV | Host |
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result |
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1982 | 18th Baeksang Arts Awards | Best New Actress (TV) | Women's History: Jang Hui-bin | Won |
MBC Drama Awards | Best New Actress | Won | ||
1990 | 26th Baeksang Arts Awards | Most Popular Actress (TV) | Flowering Nest | Won |
1991 | 15th Montréal World Film Festival [5] | Best Actress | Silver Stallion | Won |
27th Baeksang Arts Awards | Best Actress | Won | ||
29th Grand Bell Awards | Best Actress | Nominated | ||
12th Blue Dragon Film Awards | Best Actress | Nominated | ||
Popular Star Award | Won | |||
11th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards | Best Actress | Won | ||
Presidential Commendation for Culture | Recipient | Won | ||
1992 | 30th Grand Bell Awards | Best Actress | Kim's War | Nominated |
13th Blue Dragon Film Awards | Best Actress | Nominated | ||
2002 | KBS Drama Awards | Excellence Award, Actress | TV Novel: Stepmother | Won |
2005 | KBS Drama Awards | Excellence Award, Actress | A Farewell to Sorrow | Won |
2008 | KBS Drama Awards | Best Supporting Actress | You Are My Destiny | Nominated |
2009 | 17th Chunsa Film Art Awards | Best Supporting Actress | Take Off | Won |
2011 | KBS Drama Awards | Excellence Award, Actress in a Daily Drama | My Bittersweet Life | Nominated |
2013 | MBC Drama Awards [6] | Golden Acting Award, Actress | Pots of Gold | Won |
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