Kim Hye-so, a judge in the popular Korean drama "Juvenile Court", has performed brilliantly in many social theme film and television works in the past 40 years since her debut, let's take a look.
"Juvenile Court" Shen Eun Seok
Kim Hye-so, 51, played the courageous right jury judge of the Juvenile Criminal Collegial Panel in the recently aired Korean drama "Juvenile Court", who hates juvenile delinquents because of the misfortunes of his family and has pity for the tragic lives of the teenagers themselves. In the face of the ensuing cases, make the most fair and reasonable trial.
The series has been hot since its inception, and the cases contained in the series that are changed by real events are even more touching. And Kim Hye-so, as the first female protagonist, shows her skillful acting skills with strong and complex emotions to add points to the plot.
"Signal Signal" Cha Xiuxian
Before "Juvenile Court", Kim Hye-so had already proved his strength in the 2016 Korean drama "Signal Signal", which was also a crime theme.
The series tells the story of a criminal profiler who specializes in psychological analysis, Park Hae-young (Lee Tae-hoon), through an old walkie-talkie that he accidentally finds, contacts Lee Jae-han (Cho Chun-hung), a criminal police officer with a unique style of major crimes 15 years ago, and the two exchange clues across ancient and modern times and work together to investigate a long-outstanding case that has been ignored by the police.
Kim Hye-so played Cha So-hyun, a female police officer who spanned two eras in this drama, and won the Best Actress In the Television Department of the 52nd Baeksang Arts Awards.
"Hyena Survival" Zheng Jinzi
Kim Hye-so not only has played a judge and a police officer, but also played a lawyer in the 2020 Korean drama "Hyena Survival". The play tells the story of a group of lawyers known as Hyena, who fight for survival for the sake of South Korea's upper class.
Jeong Kim-jae, played by Kim Woo-so, is a lawyer at Chung Law Firm, who survives in black and white cases with ground hooligans before receiving a big case from a rich man, and is a woman with tenacious vitality like a weed.
With this role, Kim Hye-so was once again nominated for the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards for Best Acting in the Television Division.
"Chinatown" Ma Yuxi
In the 2015 movie "Chinatown", Kim's role is no longer accompanied by justice, playing Ma Woo-hee, the leader of the ruthless and ruthless loan shark group.
Adapted from the original novel by Japan's best-selling author Ryu Murakami, the film tells the story of a girl who is thrown into a locker at No. 10 on the subway, Ichigo (Kim Ko-yin), who meets a woman (Kim Hye-so) who works in an organization called Chinatown, and is adopted.
The film was shown on Monday in the parallel section of the 68th Cannes Film Festival, and Kim Hye-so won four awards for best actress at the 35th Korean Film Critics Association Awards.
"The Day of The Bankruptcy of the Nation" Han Shixian
The 2018 film "Day the Nation Went Bankrupt" is set against the backdrop of negotiations between South Korea and the International Monetary Fund during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
Among them, Han Shixian, played by Kim Hye-so, plays the leader of the Han Bank monetary policy team who is trying to turn the tide at the time of the country's survival.
The touching plot vividly shows the crisis in South Korea at that time and the psychological trauma brought by the financial storm to the Korean people. Kim Hye-so won the Bazaar Icon Award at the 55th Baeksang Arts Awards for his acting in the film.
"Old Thousand" Ms. Zheng
Unlike the mature intellectual image created in recent years, Kim Hye-so's early works are uncompromisingly sexy.
She played a sexy and beautiful casino owner in the 2006 comic film "Old Thousand", showing her proud body. With this role, she won two awards at the 27th Green Dragon Film Awards for Best Actress and Best Popular Star.