Jeong Ae-ran
Born
April 15, 1927
Died
November 10, 2005 (78 years old)
Known For
Acting
Place of Birth
Pyeongtaek, South Korea
Born in 1927 in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, her real name was Ye Dae-im. She dropped out of Huaguang Girls' School in China. In 1943, she joined a musical theater group and began her acting career with plays. She debuted as a film actress in 1955 through director Lee Hyun's Watermill. She also appeared as a regular protagonist in horror films. In 1979, she showed off her passionate performance in director Byeon Jang-ho's Eulhwa, for which she won the 18th Grand Bell Awards for Best Supporting Actress. She passed away from old age at her home in Gyeonggi-do in 2005.
Known For
Prince Yeon-san
1987
Jang Hee Bin
Great Queen Dowager Jangryeol ยท (60 episodes)
1981
Eulhwa
1979
Red Gate of Tragedy
Seo
1979
A War Diary
1978
Mines are Better
1969
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin
Mrs. Yoon
1968
The Public Cemetery Under the Moon
1967
A Story of a Nobleman
1966
A Water Mill
1966
Ok-i Makes a Judge Cry
Mrs. Gab-bun
1966
A Salt Peddler
1966
A Neckless Beauty
1966
A Bloodthirsty Killer
Mother
1965
The Korean Instrument with 12 Strings
1964
Her Majesty Yeonghwa
Mo-rye
1964
Black Hair
1964
The Devil's Stairway
Head Nurse
1964
The Beautiful Maid
Mother
1964
The Regular Tardy Student
Mrs. Choi
1964
Sinmungo
Dong-sun's Mother
1963
Bride from the Grave
1963
For My Husband
Kkoch-bong's Mother
1963
Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness
Mrs. Yoon
1963
View from an Alley
Mrs. Um
1962
In So Long
Heo (Geumsun's grandmother)
1962
Farewell to the Duman River
Seon-hee (Tae-young's Wife)
1962
Body is Sad
1962
Bumpkin Oh-bok
Grandmother
1961
Lady Jang
Mrs. Yoon
1961
A Dream of Fortune
Bokdal Mom (Neighborhood Woman)
1961
Bonanza
Choi (Park Dal-soo's wife)
1961
A Shoeshine Boy
Myung Soon-mo
1961
A Drifting Story
Female Boss (Prison)
1960
Soil
1960
Even the Clouds Are Drifting
1959
A Skinny and a Fatty Go to Camp Nonsan
Fatty's mother
1959
The Romantic Train
1959
The River of Temptation
1958
The Money
Mother
1958
Life of the Woman
1957
Prince Ho-Dong and Princess Nak-Rang
1956