Kim Young-ok
Biography
Kim Young-ok (Korean: 김영옥; born December 5, 1937) is a South Korean actress who debuted in 1957. She is known as South Korea's "National Grandma" for her many portrayals of grandmothers in film and television. (Wikipedia)
Birthday
1937-12-05 (87 years old)
Place of Birth
Incheon, South Korea
Known as
The King: Eternal Monarch
as Noh Ok Nam (head court lady) (16 Episodes)
Vengeance of the Bride
as Park Yong Ja (102 Episodes)
The Light in Your Eyes
as Jun-ha's Grandmother (12 Episodes)
Blow Breeze
as Dal-rae (53 Episodes)
Squid Game
as Gi-hoon's mother (3 Episodes)
Coffee Prince
as Grandmother (17 Episodes)
KBS Drama Special
as Bang Cho-Rong (1 Episode)
Strangers
as Lee Kang-sook (12 Episodes)
Tomorrow
as Lee Jeong Mun (1 Episode)
Mouse
as Oh Bong Yi's Grandmother (3 Episodes)
Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha
as Kim Gam-ri (16 Episodes)
Moonshine Girls
as Grandmother
Nothing Serious
as Grandmother
Dear My Friends
as Oh Ssang-Boon (16 Episodes)
Pachinko
as Older Bokhee (1 Episode)
King the Land
as Cha Soon-hee (16 Episodes)
Mom’s Diary
as — (1 Episode)
Reply 1988
as Deok-sun's grandmother (1 Episode)
Cracking Up
as Lee Moon-ok (16 Episodes)
Sunny
as Na-mi's Grandmother
A Reason to Live
as Kang Nam-doo (60 Episodes)
Snowy Road
as Jong-bun (present)
Take Care of My Mom
as Mal-im