Kim Young-ran (actress)

Kim Young-ran
Kim Young-ran
Born	August 19, 1956 (age 68); Seoul, South Korea
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1974-present
Agent	PK Entertainment
Korean name
Hangul	김영란
Hanja	金英蘭
Revised Romanization	Gim Yeong-ran
McCune–Reischauer	Kim Yŏng-ran

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Kim Young-ran (born August 19, 1956) is a South Korean actress.^[1] Kim dropped out of Konkuk University in 1976 to pursue an acting career. She enjoyed her heyday as a leading actress in the late 1970s to the early 1980s, and continues to be active in supporting roles in television dramas until the present.^[2]

Filmography

Television series

Year	Title	Role	Network
1978	Ok-nyeo	Ok-nyeo	MBC
	Yeon-ji	Yeon-ji	MBC
	Smile		MBC
1979	Anguk-dong Lady	Lady Hyegyeong	MBC
1979	White Dandelion		MBC
1980	Country Diaries	Second daughter Young-sook	MBC
1981	Sae-ah		MBC
	Mischievous Milady	Jeong Nan-jeong	MBC
	Angry Eyes		MBC
1983	The Tale of Attendant Bae	Ae-rang	MBC
1983	500 Years of Joseon: The King of Chudong Palace	Queen Wongyeong	MBC
1984	Diary of a Devoted Wife		MBC
1985	500 Years of Joseon: The Wind Orchid	Jeong Nan-jeong	MBC
1986	Winter Flower		MBC
1987	The Last Witness	Son Ji-hye	MBC
1988	Sand Castle		MBC
1989	Winter Mist	Hye-ryun	MBC
1989	Your Toast		MBC
1990	500 Years of Joseon: Daewongun	Cho-wol, lover of Heungseon Daewongun	MBC
1991	Do You Know Eun Ha-su	Yoon Ji-sun	SBS
1993	Love That Can't Be Stopped	Young-ok	KBS2
1994	Han Myung-hoi	Dowager Queen Insu	KBS2
1995	Good Man, Good Woman		KBS2
1995	Always Blue Hearts	Byung-hee's mother	EBS
1996	Tears of the Dragon	Queen Sindeok	KBS1
	Landscaping with My Wife		KBS2
	Eun Ha-su	Sung-ja	KBS1
	Helpless Mom		SBS
	Under Seoul's Sky	Woo Myung-sook	MBC
1997	Yesterday	Hong Kyung-ae	MBC
1997	Passionate Love		KBS2
1998	As We Live Our Lives		KBS2
1999	Roses and Bean Sprouts	Kang Soo-ok	MBC
1999	Into the Sunlight	Han Eun-ok	MBC
2000	Look Back in Anger	Shin Jung-hee's mother	KBS2
	Tough Guy's Love	Moon Sung-ja	KBS2
	TV Novel: Dandelion		KBS1
	Novel: Admonitions on Governing the People	Queen Jeongsun	KBS2
	The Golden Era		MBC
2001	Ladies of the Palace	Jeong Nan-jeong's mother	SBS
	My Heart's Jewelry Box	Park Eun-shil	MBC
	Four Sisters	Yeo-jin, Dr. Jung's wife	MBC
2002	Sweet Home	Young-shil	MBC
	Orange	Kim Young-ran	SBS
	Ice Flower	Choi Do-ran	SBS
	Jang Hui-bin	Princess Sukan	KBS2
2003	The Bean Chaff of My Life	Gu Sook-hee	MBC
	Swan Lake	Heo Young-ae	MBC
	Something About 1%	Jung Mi-jung	MBC
	Pretty Woman	Hong Hyang-sook	MBC
2004	Beautiful Temptation	Kang Min-woo's mother	KBS2
	Island Village Teacher	Jang Jae-doo's mother	SBS
	Save the Last Dance for Me	Ms. Park	SBS
2005	5th Republic	Rhee Soon-ja	MBC
	Autumn Shower	Kang Hyung-sook	MBC
	Dear Heaven	Bong Eun-ji	SBS
2006	A Woman's Choice	Ji Sun-young	KBS2
2007	Moon Hee	Bang Sook-hee	MBC
2008	Aster	Jung Soo-hee	MBC
2008	White Lie	Joo Ae-sook	MBC
2009	Queen of Housewives	Chun Ji-ae's mother	MBC
2009	Two Wives	Oh Dal-ja	SBS
2010	Pink Lipstick	Jung Hae-shil	MBC
	Three Sisters	Madam Tu	SBS
	Life Is Beautiful	Kyung-soo's mother	SBS
2011	Drama Special "Hair Show"	Jin Kang-hye	KBS2
2011	Pit-a-pat, My Love	Im Jin-sook	KBS2
2012	My Husband Got a Family	Han Man-hee	KBS2
	Yellow Boots	Han Kyung-sook	tvN
	The Sons^[3]	Mrs. Jung	MBC
	It Was Love	Kim Myung-ja	MBC
2013	Crazy Love	Go Yoo-jung	tvN
	Princess Aurora	Lee Anna	MBC
	Who Are You?	Park Eung-joon's mother (guest, episodes 3-4)	tvN
	Hold My Hand	Kang Ae-soon	MBC
2014	12 Years Promise	Yeo Sam-sook	jTBC
2014	Apgujeong Midnight Sun^[4]	Oh Dal-ran	MBC
2016	The Love is Coming	Yang Bok-soon	SBS

Film

Year	Title	Role
1974	Bridge of Death
1976	I Want to Give You
1977	A Young Man Aware of Gwanghamun Well
1977	The Virgin's Castle
1978	Woman Walking on Asphalt	Nam-soon
1978	Two Minus Three
1979	Muldori Village
	The Rain at Night	Ga-hee
	A Single Woman
1980	The Man to Be Forgotten
	Male Housekeeper
	Love Me Once Again Despite Hatred '80
	Two Women
1981	Goodbye Daddy '81
1985	The Singing Tramp of Last Year
1991	Cafe Girl
1993	To the Starry Island
2013	Norigae	Go Da-ryung's mother

Variety show

Year	Title	Network
1981	Kim Young-ran's Dish of the Day	MBC
1999	Kim Young-ran's Affordable Money Tech	KBS2

Writings

Year	Title	Publisher
1997	Kim Young-ran's Money Tech Lecture Series	The Dong-a Ilbo
1998	Kim Young-ran's Housewife Economics	Golden Bough Books

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result
1977	Hyundai Society of Film Critics Awards	Best New Actress	The Virgin's Castle	Won
1977	16th Grand Bell Awards	Best New Actress	The Virgin's Castle	Won
1979	25th Asia-Pacific Film Festival	Best Actress	Muldori Village	Won
1980	MBC Drama Awards	Top Excellence Award, Actress		Won
1981	17th Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Actress (TV)	Mischievous Milady	Won
1981	MBC Drama Awards	Top Excellence Award, Actress	Mischievous Milady	Won

References

^ "김영란" [Kim Young-ran]. Naver (in Korean). Retrieved 2015-04-21.
^ Jeong, Yun-seok (11 May 2007). "탤런트 김영란 VS 탤런트 김현주: 세월이 느껴지지 않는 아름다움~" [TV actress Kim Young-ran vs. TV actress Kim Hyun-joo: Beauty that remains untouched by the years]. Woman Donga (in Korean). Retrieved 2015-05-26.
^ "Rascal Sons Kim Yeong-ran see's Lee Seong-jae's marriage partner". Hancinema. 11 November 2012. Retrieved 2015-04-21.
^ "Apgujeong Midnight Sun Baek Ok-dam kisses RUN". Hancinema. 6 October 2014. Retrieved 2015-04-21.

External links

Kim Young-ran at HanCinema
Kim Young-ran at the Korean Movie Database
Kim Young-ran at IMDb

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[1] "김영란" [Kim Young-ran]. Naver (in Korean). Retrieved 2015-04-21.

[2] Jeong, Yun-seok (11 May 2007). "탤런트 김영란 VS 탤런트 김현주: 세월이 느껴지지 않는 아름다움~" [TV actress Kim Young-ran vs. TV actress Kim Hyun-joo: Beauty that remains untouched by the years]. Woman Donga (in Korean). Retrieved 2015-05-26.

[3] "Rascal Sons Kim Yeong-ran see's Lee Seong-jae's marriage partner". Hancinema. 11 November 2012. Retrieved 2015-04-21.

[4] "Apgujeong Midnight Sun Baek Ok-dam kisses RUN". Hancinema. 6 October 2014. Retrieved 2015-04-21.

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v t e Baeksang Arts Award for Best Actress – Television
1970s	Yeo Woon-kay (1974) Kim Ja-ok, Ahn In-sook and Jung Hye-sun (1975) Kim Hye-ja and Hong Se-mi (1976) Kang Boo-ja and Kim Yoon-gyeong (1977) Kang Hyo-shil and Kim Hye-ja (1978) Kim Hye-ja, Jung Hye-sun and Kim Young-ok (1979)
1980s	Kim Min-ja (1980) Chang Mi-hee and Kim Young-ran (1981) Hwang Jung-ah and Kim Young-ae (1982) Lee Kyung-jin (1983) Jung Hye-sun (1984) Jung Ae-ri (1985) Kim Yong-rim (1986) Han Hye-sook (1987) Kim Chung (1988) Park Won-sook and Kim Hye-ja (1989)
1990s	Go Doo-shim (1990) Lee Hwi-hyang and Ha Hee-ra (1991) Chae Shi-ra (1992) Go Doo-shim and Kim Hee-ae (1993) Jung Hye-sun (1994) Kim Yoon-gyeong (1995) Kim Hye-soo (1996) Kim Young-ae (1997) Hwang Shin-hye (1998) Shim Eun-ha (1999)
2000s	Kim Young-ae (2000) Won Mi-kyung (2001) Jeon In-hwa (2002) Kim Hee-ae (2003) Ha Ji-won (2004) Kim Jung-eun (2005) Choi Jin-sil (2006) Son Ye-jin (2007) Yoon Eun-hye (2008) Moon Geun-young (2009)
2010s	Kim Nam-joo (2010) Han Hyo-joo (2011) Gong Hyo-jin (2012) Kim Hee-ae (2013) Lee Bo-young (2014) Song Yoon-ah (2015) Kim Hye-soo (2016) Seo Hyun-jin (2017) Kim Nam-joo (2018) Yum Jung-ah (2019)
2020s	Kim Hee-ae (2020) Kim So-yeon (2021) Kim Tae-ri (2022) Song Hye-kyo (2023) Lee Hanee (2024)