Jeong Ae-ran
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
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 Actr...
Known For
Filmography
Prince Yeon-san
1987
Goodbye Daddy '81
1981
Jang Hee Bin
1981
as Great Queen Dowager Jangryeol
Red Gate of Tragedy
1979
as Seo
Eulhwa
1979
A War Diary
1978
Mines are Better
1969
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin
1968
as Mrs. Yoon
The Public Cemetery Under the Moon
1967
Children in the Firing Range
1967
Ok-i Makes a Judge Cry
1966
as Mrs. Gab-bun
A Neckless Beauty
1966
A Salt Peddler
1966
A Story of a Nobleman
1966
A Water Mill
1966
A Bloodthirsty Killer
1965
as Mother
Her Majesty Yeonghwa
1964
as Mo-rye
The Regular Tardy Student
1964
as Mrs. Choi
Black Hair
1964
The Beautiful Maid
1964
as Mother
The Korean Instrument with 12 Strings
1964
The Devil's Stairway
1964
as Head Nurse
For My Husband
1963
as Kkoch-bong's Mother
Sinmungo
1963
as Dong-sun's Mother
Bride from the Grave
1963
Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness
1963
as Mrs. Yoon
Farewell to the Duman River
1962
as Seon-hee (Tae-young's Wife)
View from an Alley
1962
as Mrs. Um
Body is Sad
1962
In So Long
1962
as Heo (Geumsun's grandmother)
Bonanza
1961
as Choi (Park Dal-soo's wife)
A Dream of Fortune
1961
as Bokdal Mom (Neighborhood Woman)
Bumpkin Oh-bok
1961
as Grandmother
A Shoeshine Boy
1961
as Myung Soon-mo
Lady Jang
1961
as Mrs. Yoon
Soil
1960
A Drifting Story
1960
as Female Boss (Prison)
The Romantic Train
1959
A Skinny and a Fatty Go to Camp Nonsan
1959
as Fatty's mother
Even the Clouds Are Drifting
1959
The River of Temptation
1958
The Money
1958
as Mother
Life of the Woman
1957
Prince Ho-Dong and Princess Nak-Rang
1956