Ha Ji-Won
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Ha Ji-won
Ha Ji-won (하지원) est une actrice sud-coréenne née le 28 juin 1979 à Séoul (Corée du Sud).
Filmographie
- 2000 : Pimil (série télévisée)
- 2000 : The Truth Game (Jinshil game), de Kim Gi-yeong
- 2000 : Ditto (Donggam), de Kim Jeong-kwon
- 2000 : Nightmare (Gawi), de Ahn Byeong-gi
- 2002 : Phone, de Ahn Byeong-gi
- 2002 : Sex is Zero (Saekjeuk shigong), de Yun Je-gyun
- 2003 : Reversal of Fortune (Yeokjeone sanda), de Park Yong-woon
- 2003 : Damo, de Lee Jae-gyu (série télévisée)
- 2004 : What Happened in Bali, de Choi Mun-seok (série télévisée)
- 2004 : 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant (Naesarang ssagaji), de Shin Dong-yeob
- 2004 : Bunshinsaba, de Ahn Byeong-gi
- 2004 : Love So Divine (Shinbu sueob), de Heo In-mu
- 2005 : Daddy-Long-Legs (Kidari ajeossi), de Kong Jeong-sik
- 2005 : Duelist (Hyeongsa), de Lee Myung-se
Récompenses
- Prix du meilleur espoir féminin lors des Grand Bell Awards 2000 pour The Truth Game.
- Prix du meilleur second rôle féminin lors des Blue Dragon Film Awards 2000 pour Ditto.
Liens externes
Portail du cinéma
Portail de la Corée
Catégories : Actrice sud-coréenne | Naissance en 1979
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