Kim Hye-soo
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- September 5, 1970
- Birthplace
- Busan, South Korea
Kim Hye-soo (김혜수) is a veteran South Korean actress. She was born on September 5, 1970 in Busan. She has worked regularly since the 1980s and as starred in some of the biggest Korean blockbusters including The Thieves (2012), Tazza: The High Rollers (2006), The Face Reader (2013), and Kick the Moon (2001). She is also the recipient of numerous awards including the Blue Dragon Best Actress award for First Love (1993), Dr. Bong (1995), and Tazza: The High Rollers (2006), and the Grand Bell Best Actress award for Hypnotized (2004).
Filmography
Smugglers 2023
as Jo Choon-ja
The Day I Died: Unclosed Case 2020
as Hyun-soo
Default 2018
as Han Si-hyun
A Special Lady 2017
as Hyun-jung
Infinite Challenge - Muhan Company 2016
as Cha Soo-Hyun
Familyhood 2016
as Go Ju-yeon
Coin Locker Girl 2015
as Ma Woo-hee
The Face Reader 2013
as Yeon-hong
Ari Ari the Korean Cinema 2012
as Self
The Thieves 2012
as Pepsee
Villain & Widow 2010
as Yeon-ju
Forgiveness 2008
Actor
Modern Boy 2008
as Cho Nan-sil
My 11th Mother 2007
as Woman
Skeletons in the Closet 2007
as Oh Mi-kyung
A Good Day to Have an Affair 2007
as Dewdrop
Tazza: The High Rollers 2006
as Madam Jeong
The Red Shoes 2005
as Sun-jae
Hypnotized 2004
as Ji-su
YMCA Baseball Team 2002
as Min Jung-rim
Three 2002
as Wife (segment "Memories")
Memories 2002
as Wife
Kick the Moon 2001
as Min Ju-ran
Doctor K 1999
as Pyo Ji-soo
Too Tired to Die 1998
as Anouk
Tie a Yellow Ribbon 1998
as Chae-young
Mr. Condom 1997
as Seong-hee
Change 1997
as Subway woman
Dr. Bong 1995
as Hwang Yeo-jin
Bitter and Sweet 1995
as Hye-soo
Eternal Empire 1995
as Yoon Sang-ah
Blue Seagull 1994
as Chae-rin (voice)
Life and Death of the Hollywood Kid 1994
Actor
I Wish for What Is Forbidden to Me 1994
Actor
First Love 1993
as Park Young-shin
Terminal Basement 1992
as Miss Park
Lost Love 1991
Actor
Oseam 1990
Actor
Grown-ups Just Don't Understand 1988
Actor
That Last Winter 1988
Actor
My Daughter Saved from Den of Evil 2 1986
Actor
Kam-bo 1986
as Na-young
Credits from TMDB.