Kim Keiko was born in Seoul on October 25, 1941, graduated from Ewha Women's University, and is a Korean actress.
Kim was active in the 1980s and 1990s, recognized as a first-class actress, and has won several domestic and international awards. He starred in the longest-running drama series in the history of Korean television dramas, "Pastoral Diary", and won the TV Department Award at the Baeksang Arts Awards in Korea for the third time with "Mama Long Horn". "Mother" is Kim Hye-ko's long-lost screen work after 1981's Late Autumn and 1999's Mayonnaise, and she was touched by the sincerity of Bong Joon-ho's director Sangu Maolu and took over the film.
Kim Keiko Since the early 1990s, Kim has been involved in philanthropy, and as a goodwill ambassador, she has visited extremely poor countries in Africa several times.
Kim Keiko Won the 55th Korea Baeksang Arts Awards TV Awards in May 2019
Keiko Kim