4 K-Drama Stars Who Still Sizzle At 50: Jeon Do Yeon, Kim Seo Hyung, More!
Avid fans of South Korean actors are convinced that Hallyu stars don't age at all. Many of the older generations look so much younger than their age, boasting timeless visuals and charisma!
In addition to that, their amazing talents also don't fade away with time. Here are four K-Drama actresses who dominate the entertainment scene with brand new works in their 50s!
Uhm Jung Hwa
Born in 1969, Uhm Jung Hwa is a hall of famer star who dominated the South Korean cinema as well as the performing stage during her prime years.
This time, she returned to the small screen with the medical rom-com series "Doctor Cha," which received a high rating of 7% with its first two episodes.
The 53-year-old star plays Cha Jung Sook, a homemaker who unexpectedly continues practicing her medical professions from the beginning as a first year resident. While her age is evidently shown on screen, Uhm Jung Hwa's performance is as stellar as ever.
Jeon Do Yeon
Jeon Do Yeon stirred massive buzz online with her show-stopping performance as an assassin in the titular Netflix film "Kill Bok Soon."
She is a hitman for hire who's a loving mother during the day. Jeon Do Yeon's intriguing film topped Netflix's Top 10 in various countries like South Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam and more just after three days of its release.
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In addition to that, she also portrayed the life of a side dish shop owner in the A-graded rom-com drama "Crash Course in Romance" which preceded her action film.
Even at 50 and a brilliant legacy, Jeon Do Yeon still has the same beautiful smile and down-to-earth personality that her fans adore.
Kim Hee Ae
Even though she's four years shy at being 60, Kim Hee Ae still possesses the elegance and extraordinary talent she has in her peak.
The actress recently returned to the acting scene with the brand new series "Queenmaer," which discusses the venomous issues of politics, and the struggles of powerless women in a patriarchal society.
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Kim Hee Ae transforms into Hwang Do Hee, an independent woman who's blessed with a silver tongue. During its release, "Queenmaker" took the No. 1 spot on Netflix's global charts for non-English television shows.
Kim Seo Hyung
Turning 50 this 2023, Kim Seo Hyung leaves the public speechless with her transformation from a housewife to an embezzler in the novel-based drama "Pale Moon."
While her work is inarguably unethical, Kim Seo Hyung's portrayal of her character impresses the viewers. In addition to that, her femme fatale aura and sharp gaze don't go unnoticed, even earning high praises.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
