Jeong Ae-ran
Actress
Jeong Ae-ran
Actress
Pyeongtaek, South Korea
Apr 15, 1927 – Nov 10, 2005
Age78years
Movies22
Series1
Movies
Plays Mrs. Yoon
Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness
1963
Plays Female Boss (Prison)
A Drifting Story
1960
Plays Mother
A Bloodthirsty Killer
1965
Plays Mrs. Yoon
Lady Jang
1961
Plays Mother
The Money
1958
Plays Seon-hee (Tae-young's Wife)
Farewell to the Duman River
1962
Plays Head Nurse
The Devil's Stairway
1964
Plays Seo
Red Gate of Tragedy
1979
Full Filmography 23
Jang Hee Bin
Great Queen Dowager Jangryeol · 60 episodes
1981–
Red Gate of Tragedy
Seo
1979
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin
Mrs. Yoon
1968
Ok-i Makes a Judge Cry
Mrs. Gab-bun
1966
A Bloodthirsty Killer
Mother
1965
Her Majesty Yeonghwa
Mo-rye
1964
The Devil's Stairway
Head Nurse
1964
The Beautiful Maid
Mother
1964
The Regular Tardy Student
Mrs. Choi
1964
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jeong Ae-ran still alive?
Jeong Ae-ran passed away on November 10, 2005 at age 78.
What are the most famous roles of Jeong Ae-ran?
Jeong Ae-ran is best known for roles in The Devil's Stairway, Black Hair, A Bloodthirsty Killer.
How many movies has Jeong Ae-ran been in?
Over a 49-year career (since 1956), Jeong Ae-ran has appeared in 22 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Jeong Ae-ran's first movie?
The career of Jeong Ae-ran began with Prince Ho-Dong and Princess Nak-Rang (1956).
What is Jeong Ae-ran's most recent movie or series?
Jeong Ae-ran's most recent release is Prince Yeon-san, which premiered on October 1, 1987.
What TV shows has Jeong Ae-ran appeared in?
On television, Jeong Ae-ran has appeared in Jang Hee Bin.
Jeong Ae-ran
1927-04-15 · 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.