Kim Shin-jae
Acting Born Apr 1, 1919 Died Mar 31, 1998 Uiju, North Pyongan, North Korea 73 credits
Biography
Kim Shin-jae works in acting. Born April 1, 1919 in Uiju, North Pyongan, North Korea. Died March 31, 1998. Archytele tracks 73 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Ardent Love
A Battle Journal
Shall Cuckoo Sing at Night
The March of Fools Part 2The ShowerGenealogyThe Story of Yellow VillageRainy Days
The Ascension of Han-neThe Life of Ok-rye
Why Did I Do That?Lee Jung-Seob, a Painter
Wives on Parade
Oyster VillageRelationship
A Woman in the Wall
Past LovesFemme Fatale, Jang Hee BinThe General's MustacheLiving in the Sky
Yongary, Monster from the DeepMistLost PeopleSoil
The MartyrsThe King and the Servant BoyThe Field Glow with the Setting Sun
Her Majesty YeonghwaThe Power for Ten YearsAsphalt
For My HusbandSinmungo
In So LongTyrant YeonsanLee Chadon
Prince YeonsanLady Jang
A JealousyPrincess Ok-ran and HwalbindangA Revival
A Female BossNameless StarsThe Romantic TrainGobau
A Country GirlThe River of TemptationWhen the Night Comes Again
Palace of AmbitionThe Pure LoveA Wild Chrysanthemum
The Tragedy of King Dan JongHoliday in SeoulPrince in Yam Clothes
희망의 마을그 얼굴Independence Night
To Love and Swear神風の子供達
A Fish TaleChildren of the Sun
Suicide Troops of the WatchtowerStraits of ChosunLook Up at the Blue Sky
A Song in the Year of Abundance
Angels on the StreetA Wife's Moral
TuitionNarcissus
Song of CompassionHeartlessness
Obituary
Full Filmography
73 titles- Ardent Love (1982)
- A Battle Journal (1981)
- Shall Cuckoo Sing at Night (1980)
- The March of Fools Part 2 (1979) as Young-ja's mother
- The Shower (1979)
- Genealogy (1979)
- The Story of Yellow Village (1979)
- Rainy Days (1979)
- Setting Sun (1979)
- The Ascension of Han-ne (1977)
- The Life of Ok-rye (1977) as Head's Wife
- Why Did I Do That? (1975) as Ma-yeong's Wife
- Lee Jung-Seob, a Painter (1975)
- Wives on Parade (1974) as Goo-rye
- Oyster Village (1972)
- Relationship (1972) as In-ae's mother
- A Woman in the Wall (1969)
- Past Loves (1968)
- Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin (1968) as Queen Dowager
- The General's Mustache (1968)
- Living in the Sky (1968)
- Yongary, Monster from the Deep (1967) as Kim Yu-ir's Mother
- Mist (1967) as Yun Gi-jun's Mother
- Lost People (1967)
- Soil (1967)
- The Martyrs (1965)
- The King and the Servant Boy (1965) as Mother
- The Field Glow with the Setting Sun (1965)
- Her Majesty Yeonghwa (1964) as Ms. Yeon
- The Power for Ten Years (1964) as Lady Hyegyeong
- Asphalt (1964)
- For My Husband (1963) as Court Lady Yoon
- Sinmungo (1963)
- In So Long (1962) as Jeon (wife of Kyungjae)
- Tyrant Yeonsan (1962) as Mrs. Lee
- Lee Chadon (1962)
- Prince Yeonsan (1961) as Mrs. Lee
- Lady Jang (1961) as Queen Dowager Kim
- A Jealousy (1960) as Namyi
- Princess Ok-ran and Hwalbindang (1960)
- A Revival (1960)
- A Female Boss (1959) as Hair designer
- Nameless Stars (1959) as Mrs. Lee (Song's wife)
- The Romantic Train (1959)
- Gobau (1959)
- A Country Girl (1958) as Mrs. Jeong
- The River of Temptation (1958)
- When the Night Comes Again (1958)
- Palace of Ambition (1957) as Beo Deulagi (Hwa-Seonagi's younger sister)
- The Pure Love (1957) as Hwang In-soo's wife
- A Wild Chrysanthemum (1957)
- The Tragedy of King Dan Jong (1956)
- Holiday in Seoul (1956)
- Prince in Yam Clothes (1956)
- 희망의 마을 (1948)
- 그 얼굴 (1948)
- Independence Night (1948)
- To Love and Swear (1945) as Murai's widow
- 神風の子供達 (1945)
- A Fish Tale (1944) as Matsuda's wife
- Children of the Sun (1944)
- Suicide Troops of the Watchtower (1943) as Young-sook Kim
- Straits of Chosun (1943) as Seiki's sister Kiyoko
- Look Up at the Blue Sky (1943) as Kagawa Himeko's sister
- A Song in the Year of Abundance (1942) as Ae-sun
- Angels on the Street (1941) as Myeongja
- A Wife's Moral (1941)
- Tuition (1940)
- Narcissus (1940)
- Song of Compassion (1939)
- Heartlessness (1939) as Sun-hyung Kim
- Obituary (1938)
- Story of Sim-chung (1937) as girl Dong-li
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Kim Shin-jae best known for?
Kim Shin-jae is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ardent Love (1982), Dekalog (1989), A Female Boss (1959), Nameless Stars (1959).
When and where was Kim Shin-jae born?
Kim Shin-jae was born on April 1, 1919 in Uiju, North Pyongan, North Korea. They passed away on March 31, 1998.
How many credits does Kim Shin-jae have?
Kim Shin-jae has accumulated over 73 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1937 to 1982.
What is Kim Shin-jae's background in cinema and television?
Kim Shin-jae (1919 - 1998) was a Korean actress.
Kim Shin-jae by the numbers
73credits
73films
0TV series
1937–1982active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Palace of Ambition (1957) as Beo Deulagi (Hwa-Seonagi's younger sister) — aged about 38
- Nameless Stars (1959) as Mrs. Lee (Song's wife) — aged about 40
- A Female Boss (1959) as Hair designer — aged about 40
- Ardent Love (1982) — aged about 63
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