Oh In-hye
Biography
Oh In-hye, whose Korean stage name is written 오인혜, was a South Korean actress born on 4 January 1984 in South Korea. She pursued a career in acting and was credited with nine known screen roles according to the Motion Picture Database. Throughout her professional life she was recognized primarily for her work as an actress. Oh In-hye was female. She passed away on 14 September 2020 at the age of thirty‑six. Her contributions to film and television are recorded in the database under the name Oh In-hye, and she is also listed under the Korean spelling 오인혜.
Career overview
Oh In‑hye was a South Korean actress whose career was recorded with nine credited performances. Born on 4 January 1984 in South Korea, she entered the entertainment industry under the stage name 오인혜 and was known primarily for her work as an actress. Throughout her professional life she accumulated a modest body of work that earned her recognition within the Korean film and television community, as reflected by the nine entries listed in her filmography.
In‑hye’s contributions to acting continued up to the time of her untimely death on 14 September 2020, when she passed away at the age of thirty‑six. Her career, though relatively brief, was marked by a consistent presence in the projects for which she was credited, demonstrating a commitment to her craft that was acknowledged by peers and audiences alike. The record of her work remains accessible through public databases, preserving her legacy as a dedicated performer in South Korea’s cinematic and television landscape.
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Full filmography
- Secret (2017) as Self
- Video Star (2016) as Self
- Janus: Two Faces of Desire (2014) as Da-hee
- The Plan (2014) as Min-Young
- Wish Taxi (2013) as Cho-Hee
- No Breathing (2013) as Female Coach
- Eating, Talking, Faucking (2013) as In-hwi/Therapist/Yoko/Restaurant middle aged woman/Bacchus lady
- A Journey with Korean Masters (2013) as 'Illusion'
- Red Vacance Black Wedding (2011) as Su Ji / "Geu Nyeo"