Song Yun-ah
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This is a Korean name; the family name is Song.
| Song Yun-ah | |
|---|---|
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| Born | 7 June 1973 |
| Occupation | model, singer and actress |
| Korean name | |
| Hangul | 송윤아 |
| Hanja | 宋允兒 |
| Revised Romanization | Song Yun-a |
| McCune–Reischauer | Song Yuna |
Song Yun-ah (born 7 June 1973) is a South Korean model, singer and actress. She spent most of her childhood days in Gimcheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do. She graduated with a Humanities Degree at the Hanyang University. Song, as an aspiring actress, made her debut in the 1995 KBS drama Age of Individuality. She later became a well-known icon by co-starring in the MBC drama Hotelier. Song is also part-time lecturer at the Korean Central Academy of Fine Arts.
Filmography
- 1997: 1818
- 1998: Zzang
- 2000: A Masterpiece in My Life
- 2002: Jail Breakers
- 2004: Face
- 2006: Lost in Love
- 2006: Arang
- 2009: Secret
- 2010: Wedding Dress
TV Drama
- 1995: KBS Age of Individuality
- 1997: SBS Over the Horizon
- 1997: KBS Tears of the Dragon
- 1997: KBS Hometown of Legends: "The Nine Tailed Fox"
- 1998: MBC Advocate
- 1998: KBS Paper Crane
- 1998: SBS Mr. Q
- 1998: MBC Love
- 1999: MBC Go! Our Heaven
- 1999: MBC The Boss (Wang Cho)
- 1999: MBC You Don't Know My Feelings
- 1999: CNZTV White Christmas
- 2000: SBS Love Story: "Lost Baggage"
- 2000: MBC Bad Friends
- 2001: MBC Hotelier
- 2001: MBC Sweet Bear
- 2002: MBC Present
- 2004: SBS Into the Storm
- 2005: SBS Hong Kong Express
- 2006: MBC My Sister (Noona)
- 2008: SBS On Air
- 2010: SBS Secret Garden - cameo
Awards
- 2008 SBS Drama Awards - Top 10 Popularity Award
- 2004 SBS Drama Awards - Top 10 Popularity Award
- 2003 Best Supporting Actress, Jailbreakers, 40th Grand Bell Awards
- 2002 Best Dressed/Most Fashionable, Fashion Critics, Movie Actress Category
- 2002 Andrei Kim Beststar Awards, Movie Actress Category
- 2002 Best Supporting Actress, Jailbreakers, 23rd Blue Dragon Awards
- 2001 Nominee, Top Acting Award, Hotelier, MBC
- 2001 Best Actress, Hotelier, MBC
- 1998 People's Choice Award, Mr. Q, SBS
- 1995 Gold Award, KBS Supertalent Contest
Music
- 분홍립스틱 (광복절특사 O.S.T)
- 그림자 (On Air O.S.T.)
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
- List of Koreans
- Contemporary culture of South Korea
External links
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