Kim Jeong-ok
Biography
Kim Jeong-ok works in acting. Born September 3, 1927 in Pyongyang, South Pyeongan province, Korea, Empire of Japan [now Pyongyang, North Korea]. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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24 titles- A Female Boss (1959) as Boarding house' woman
- Prince Yeonsan (1961)
- The Seaside Village (1965)
- An Old Potter (1970)
- Full Ship (1967) as Ms. Ma-san
- Hwalbindang (1965)
- A Sad Story of Danjong (1963)
- One-sided Love of Princess (1967) as Court lady Oh
- A Dream of Fortune (1961) as Grandmother Gombo
- Love Me Once Again (1968)
- Potato (1968)
- Under the Sky in Seoul (1961) as Mrs. Kim (Ju-sa's wife)
- Tyrant Yeonsan (1962)
- Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness (1963)
- Flame in Valley (1967)
- The Wedding Day (1956) as Nurse
- A Returned Man (1960) as Mrs. Park [Do-yeong's wife]
- A Sunflower Family (1961) as Miwon's mother
- My Sister is a Tomboy (1961) as Nanny
- Green Rain (1966) as Old Lady with the Furnace
- The Way of Hwarang (1962) as General Jisan's wife
- The Field Glow with the Setting Sun (1965)
- A Jealousy (1960) as Gwangho's mother
- Rebirth (1969)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Kim Jeong-ok best known for?
Kim Jeong-ok is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Female Boss (1959).
When and where was Kim Jeong-ok born?
Kim Jeong-ok was born on September 3, 1927 in Pyongyang, South Pyeongan province, Korea, Empire of Japan [now Pyongyang, North Korea].
How many credits does Kim Jeong-ok have?
Kim Jeong-ok has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1956 to 1970.
What is Kim Jeong-ok's background in cinema and television?
Born in Pyongyang in 1927. She graduated from Jinnampo Girls’ High School in South Pyongan Province. She began her theater career in the early 1940s. Recognized for her acting skills on stage, she was able to make her film debut in director Lee Kang-cheon's 1956 film The Idiot Adada. Since then, she has appeared in ove...